How to Allow Yourself More: The Next Step in Life or Your Own Venture

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The Next Step systemDecisions, action, and self-sabotageFreedomHabitSpiritCause and effect

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• 00:01A person is constantly looking for what they need to do right now. They're looking for their next step. That's what I call it: the next step.The Next Step system · Time · Wife
• 01:44That's impossible. It's like saying in life, “I'm not going to take care of or monitor anything in my body. I don't care how any of my organs function except my liver.”The Next Step system · Time
• 03:26They say, “I'm in the United States of America because I bought a ticket here and flew in.” No, you're in the United States of America because you're forty years old, and your life has brought you…United States · The Next Step system
• 05:09That you don't need to concentrate on one area of life in order to find your next step. That's a limitation. You're limiting your life, not expanding your perception.The Next Step system
• 06:53When it becomes a habit, when it becomes part of your life, when you identify your next step as automatically as you walk.The Next Step system
• 08:35Simply allow yourself that possibility. My goal isn't to be some other person. My goal is for you to hear that the only way to begin seeing your next step…The Next Step system · Mentor
• 09:56How ready are you to feel every minute, every moment, every second of this time? To feel beyond time.Freedom · The Next Step system
• 12:09Because the more you compare yourself with other people when you listen to them or interact with them, the more disorder you have within yourself, within your own personality.Alexander Volchek · Time

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• 02:31

  At the same time, we're somehow assuming that we're someone who can easily tell whether it's too late or too early for the next step.

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• 02:45

  It's important to allow yourself to consider this and say, “Right now, at this particular moment, I'm not allowing myself to observe my own choices consciously at all.”

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• 08:43

  My goal is for you to hear that the only way to begin seeing your next step constantly is to consciously observe every decision you make in life.

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• 09:02

  And that's a different freedom and different possibilities in life.

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• 10:39

  In “The Next Step” videos, I meet with a particular person, another person, and examine their situation. Usually, it concerns their business, but in fact, I'm examining the person themselves.

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• 10:58

  And importantly, I find that person's next step through the point of their own freedom.

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• 11:32

  If that desire has suddenly arisen in you now, it's ego arising during this video, exactly like the ego that arises in agreeing or disagreeing with the person speaking in the video.

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• 12:09

  Because the more you compare yourself with other people when you listen to them or interact with them, the more disorder you have within yourself, within your own personality.

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• 13:23

  Seeing real causes is an incredibly deep quality, a deep and substantial capacity.

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• 13:30

  If you've watched this far, I'd ask you to leave any comment under this video.

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