In this episode of GODMODE™: Win or Win Bigger, William Lam, Michael Mahoney, and Brady Edwards explain why they were in Tel Aviv to create a better resolution for the world around us.

In this podcast, we take the listeners on a journey to Tel Aviv, where we describe the powerful emotions evoked by the surroundings. The purpose of our visit was to assist Rabbi Curt Landry and the many players working to resolve the ongoing conflicts in the region.

While some changes have been enforced through behavior, changing beliefs, values, and identity is crucial for lasting peace. We explore the concept of mirroring and the idea that projecting our inner conflicts onto the outside world can lead to further turmoil. The ongoing conflict in the world can create a sense of chaos and uncertainty within us, leading to anxiety, fear, and anger. However, we encourage listeners to let go of the past, take responsibility for their actions, and understand the power they have to make a change.

By recognizing our own projections and taking responsibility for our emotions, we can break free from the cycle of negativity and tension, and find a way to release the inner conflict that may be keeping us stuck.

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HIGHLIGHTS:

• The purpose of the visit to Israel is to assist Rabbi Curt Landry and many players working to resolve ongoing conflicts in the region
• Changing beliefs, values, and identity is crucial for lasting peace, enforced behavior alone is not enough
• Exploring the concept of mirroring and how projecting inner conflicts onto the outside world can lead to further turmoil
• Ongoing conflict can create anxiety, fear, and anger within us, leading to a sense of chaos and uncertainty
• Recognizing our own projections and taking responsibility for our emotions can help us break free from the cycle of negativity and tension.

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TIME STAMPS:

• 00:00 - Prelude
• 00:00 - Prelude
• 00:52 - Introduction all the way from Tel Avi
• 01:30 - The feeling gave off by our surroundings in Tel Aviv and the Holy Land
• 02:30 - Why we are in Tel Aviv to help Rabbi Curt Landry
• 03:50 - The players that have come to the region of the Holy Land to help resolve the conflicts
• 04:30 - Most changes have been the enforcement of behavior changes, but changing behaviors without changing the beliefs, values, and identity won’t last.
• 06:15 - There is a better resolution than the cycle of war
• 06:55 - There is a small fine line between hope and optimism
• 07:30 - Are you still looking at the past?
• 10:00 - Where are we writing off today…to enjoy tomorrow?
• 11:45 - Imagine how remarkable we can all be if we can let go of the past, and put that energy towards what is next
• 13:00 -If the kitchen was on fire, you wouldn’t want to hear someone else say, it’s okay not my problem
• 15:00 - Separate people with what they do, to take the first steps of reconciling
• 17:30 - The boxes we put each other in are dangerous as we can mislabel people
• 19:30 - UPGRD is excited to help you in your own micro and macro situations
• 20:30 - The right thing to do, is a dichotomy of good and evil
• 22:00 - Are you looking through 3D glasses?
• 24:30 - It’s not just signing agreements and forcing people to love each other - we need education, media, and businesses to create a whole system of opportunity
• 25:25 - How much conflict outside, can dictate how much inner conflict you may have
• 27:00 - Look at the filters, it’s not just perceiving, it’s projecting as well
• 29:45 - If you help a person resolve their generational problems and learn from their past and be able to optimize their program, we have gained 100-200 years of human life experiences
• 32:00 - The standard operating procedure
• 34:15 - We don’t know to what extent what control and power we have until we truly understand how much responsibility we can take
• 38:45 - There is a secondary level gain when something lasts so long
• 40:09 - END

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