So hey guys, welcome to 70 Episode 76 of the Colleen Gallagher podcast. I am just super grateful. I'm so honored if you're tuning in, if it's your first time, welcome, you're returning, intoxicate the world of lover, and you're calling Gallagher community person, you're one who's here to influence us, for the love, do massive things. Welcome back.
This is going to be such a special episode and a conversation with someone who I've really gotten to know more of the past couple weeks, but I've known him for quite a few years. And I'm excited to
highlight him. I'm excited to bring his wisdom and beauty into this community into this conversation into this frequency for you guys to really have a place to tune in every Monday morning throughout the week to receive a frequency that will expand you that will inspire you that will empower you that will really allow you to say yes, I can do this too. I can raise my hand I can trust the unknown, I can trust the unseen. And everything is happening for me
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interviews. And I know one of your platforms has almost 10 million downloads or views I believe it is that that's with your radio, you're someone who really connects with people deeply. You care about really asking the right questions for people to express what needs to come through them. And for the transformation to not only occur within that person, but within everyone around to listen to that person, and you're so brilliant at that you're so
great at it. And I'm just excited to have a conversation to see how you even got into media, how you've been gotten to a path towards enlightenment, some of the amazing projects that you're working on, and just really see how other people can do this, too. So with that, I would love to welcome you and just start with, how did you get here? How is Brian here, this podcast in this moment in this body? What what occurred for that? Well, I have to first congratulate you on being on
your third CC. Because if you're on 77, and going strong for another 52 weeks, that's not easy, and you have a sponsor, that's even better, you're gonna have more, because most people do podcast, they don't even know how to get a sponsor, they think it's all gonna come to them.
That's not how it works, doesn't call me you have to put in the work, you got to put out that energy like that, and making those causes come back gratulations to you for that because I'm going to help you get some other how I started, I started in the radio in the early 80s, I started working at Merv Griffin station, News Radio, it was one of those things where you start behind the doors because it was harder to get into radio at that point.
And then lo and behold, when I moved to California, it was one of those things where I ended up on the top station and called power 106 in Los Angeles, which is still here. But it was a different radio at that point, kiss power the way. And one of those things where I saw things change, you can see things changing, and you know what it's like when you travel around the world, see things changing, you better adapt, you better adjust to the new change or you find
yourself being left behind. So I always wanted to be the forefront of thing and helping my friends and my brothers and my little sisters to get to where they needed to do. I'm thrilled to do that. I love that. And the other thing is when you're talking it's so
beautiful. You can hear like birds chirping in the background when you're speaking and it's like I feel like it's almost like this like oh my gosh, we're going to church on a Monday morning in a beautiful way but I think the thing that I want to highlight or want to go here so people here like maybe want to start a podcast like a lot of people in this community they want They have something that's important that's happened in their life, they have something they want to share. They have a
paradigm they want to shift. And I think sometimes they get nervous, whether it's showing up on camera, whether it's showing up on microphone. And so what would you say to people who are sitting there who have something to say, but they're just so nervous to take that step? Like what would you if you had to break down a process of what needs to happen for someone to be like, You know what, after listening to this podcast, I can do these steps and make it
happen. And if I just duplicate that over and over again, I will have a successful, you know, media career or starting media career. So people can see what I'm doing the reason why I'm doing it, I've done it without a website, with without a book, without a documentary. And the reason why I wanted to do it like that, it's not because I wanted to, because I didn't really have a choice. I went paint from traditional, and I saw when the influence were coming back in 2014 2015, Eric, silly, as you
know, was one of them. I saw how things are changing, I started bringing in those influences. And I learned a lot from them, because at that point, they will bind Snapchat, Periscope. And they were kicking bar. And then once they started on to the platforms, Twitter, Instagram, which hadn't come out yet, and then Facebook, and other things like that. Now LinkedIn, it was one of those things where you saw what they were doing, take what they were doing, and mold
it into your own. So I always tell people what I'm doing, you can copy what I'm doing. I'm okay with that. The reason why I went to Franklin, Tennessee, not Nashville, Franklin to do the shows, I wanted to take it outside the mainstream of California, how it would work, meaning I took it to the people. In Franklin, Tennessee alone, we have 4,600,000 views and counting, the numbers never go down, always go up, never stay the same number repeat that they never stay the same. That's just
a tendency. And then on YouTube. Now, as the next day, I'll have 1.3 million views on my YouTube channel. It's at 1.2 99 930 right now. picture with a snap so and do that. And then on a lot of social media sites, I have 50,100 on Eric zoomies, wall, a family of 2100. I have a pamphlet that I have me in the gills that's got 90 views. I only go by views, they always go up. I always say this, you can have followers, but you're gonna follow someone, right? You can always like something like I
don't like anymore. Change your mind five minutes later. And you can always subscribe to something that's free, but 30 days, and then unsubscribe. But to get never undo a view. So if you're going by the views, that's what people want to see. Remember that. I think that's so powerful. And I love what you're saying because I think a lot of people and I've said this, they're like, but Colleen like, I don't have this following or I don't
have this thing. And you know, I've started my social media channels over so many times after I've already built a brand and like given up quote unquote followers, like I think my one profile was like 10,000 that I had, as I was in now on my instagram 400 or something like, and it's funny, because it's even like, the less followers I have, the more money that I'm making. And it's so funny because obviously I've had them and infrastructure, but I like what you said because you can't
view a view. And that is so true. Like you can't unsee something once you see it. It's like when you say like if you were to witness a murder that's coming kind of intense, but witness something that wasn't okay or witness something. Are you then guilty by seeing it and this it's like, once you view something, you you have a responsibility to kind of implement whatever you've seen, once you see something activate something inside of you, what do you choose to numb it or choose
to take action? That's up to you. But once you view something, once you see something no matter what it's planted a seed in someone's mind. Whereas like a firewall or yard that someone could follow you, but they may never look at your content, it could be like a bot following someone for you, or I mean subscribing on a podcast, people don't usually subscribe unless Well, you could because it could be like, Oh, subscribe to get this free thing or, you know, whatever. So people will subscribe to
podcasts to grow that one. But just to get the free a chance to enter a drawing or something. But the downloads and the views like you're saying on a video, like you can't undo that, like you have planted a seed in the mind of somebody or many people through that. And I think that's really powerful. Even if you just have a video with one view, that is just one person you planted a seed and that is enough. That is enough for your confirmation for your validation to keep on going.
Well, here's the other thing about this. I've always said this, I can get 10 million followers, but I have 10 million plus views and growing. I will be able to get between now and the end of the year. 12 million on my Tuesday night show and you're coming up in a couple of weeks. I'm at 1.7 Right now I could possibly get to me in between now and the end of the year. That's intention. That's energy. It's also pushing it. I couldn't do that with followers.
There's no way however, on the flip side of that I have 90 7 million followers on my social media network. That's the influences that I have. When I walk into a party that's thinking about this today, I'm gonna invite you to something that I have coming up next February the Superbowl. Hopefully you're in the town or in the country? If not, I'm gonna have you come back. Because I want you to be there. I got people that watch me because it's based on energy.
But it's one of those things where the followers start to come if then what you're putting up any one stake unit? Does that make sense? It does make sense. And I think I want to back this up a little bit more for people who don't know you because I don't even know everything you've done or achieved or the networks that you do. So maybe if you could just give like a little blurb of what are the networks that you do started you've owned, you've let go of like, give us a little
bit of a background. So people have a little bit more of an idea of how long you've been doing this, how well versed you are in this and really the expertise you have in the power of what you're sharing. Well, as we see things starting to change, I always go by the comments. Now I'm all about energy. I like those companies that are environmentally friendly, sustainable. Future rent, Mariposa, Net Zero, those are the three things that I go after. That's what attracts me
and vice versa. I'm about saving Mother Earth and helping women or gender empowerment. Things I always tell people coffee what I'm doing, I'm okay with that. If I can do it without a book, or a movie or website. So can you is it easy? No, it's not make that there. It is not. Just because you get a microphone and got headphones. Shoot, you think you're gonna get people to come to you know, on Spotify alone, Spotify in 2020 had 1.7 million podcasts alone, that's fine. They now have 2.3 podcasts.
That's Spotify. Think about that. What about Pandora? What about Sirius? What about AI? All those things are on all those platforms. We'll talk for media, Dean Piper has one of the best outlets position rates out there in the world. And he's out of Florida. He's the person that owns toxic media outlet that online. And then I have cable HD Radio. That's all radio. It's one of the I heart scenes here in California. So it's about being on those different
platforms. My top five, I believe are iHeart, Pandora, Google, Apple and Spotify in that order. And then I have Tennessee it 247 streaming on Tennessee. Then I have the worldwide TV network, which used to be the woman's broadcast TV network that Shavon you know, Shavon Wriston has been sworn the actor. So I said no to her. We wanted to I said yes, because I didn't feel she was ready for what I was putting into her. It's one of these things where
I'm here to help you. And I see something in you, I want to help you get that work give voice to the voiceless. And so I couldn't be more happier for what you're doing. I really, I really say that. I don't mince words, I don't have to. I'm not suburban, subservient. Anybody, because of the brand. It's one of those things where I want to help you get to eat to go not the other way around. I'm all for the mom and pop companies, those people that need to get wrapped up because it's hard, and it's
expensive. But I don't charge. I'm here to help you guys. I love that you say that. Brian, I think it's it's really important because I think a lot of people listening in this community are where you guys are at is you want to know how the money is gonna work. Like how it's gonna come in. Obviously, I can't like people ask me all the time, like, you know, how do you make money on your podcast? And yes, every podcast now I have a sponsor. So every single
episode, I generate money. And obviously as it goes, like it gets bigger and bigger, and I'm on 18 different distribution platforms, like you just noticed, we just got on Facebook, which is exciting. But when I started right, I literally started I got my mic,
I went in my walking closet. And it was honestly one of my it was one of my most painful times because I just like oh my child, I made a commitment to this fetus that I let go of that it was gonna like love myself and the my things everyone in the community if you guys knew that you really wanted me to start a podcast, like a lot of you were saying that a lot of you told me that. And I never took action. And I was like, you know, I'm gonna do it for one year, every
Monday and I did it. And it was so amazing. It was so fun I grew up but it's like you have the graphics you have to have someone listen to for the sound bites, you're promoting it. Then on top of that, you have to write the copy for it. And then if people want to be on your writing their copy for your finding their graphics, like there's so much more to it that I added right. And then now I'm in a different podcast communities and I just spoke at
pod fest for the second time. So like more and more things are happening right in a very short amount of time. And we're just about to reach probably 5000 downloads in the next couple weeks. We just hit 4700 or something which is really good for organic and so I'm saying these numbers to you guys. Even though if you're listening you're like oh my God calling this is like two hours a week because they are very important for one. And I'm glad that you spoke up. Because
I reached out to him. I'm going to speak I think next year most podcasts Yeah, podcast is an amazing community. They're app. They're, they're incredible. Chris is amazing. And so I just think that everyone does have something to say. But I think you have to, you have to have like a commitment, you have to treat it like a habit, you have to treat it like a show in a
way. Like you can't just have a podcast, it's randomly going, you need to have like something that's consistent something people know when to tune into, like, I know you guys with a YouTube now, you guys are doing on live and waiting for me at 9am on Monday, which I love. And it makes me so excited. I'm also like looking at doing intro video for the podcast, which I'm talking to people about. We're also looking at maybe having a podcast tour, so that like once a quarter you guys we can get
together. Like I know we had an a zoom one for the first 3000 downloads like these are things that just naturally add. And then naturally I have the stickers, the intoxicate the world with love stickers that you can get on my website, which are $13, you can put that on your web on your computer, you can put that in your journal, like I have all these other add ons that I've added just from a
simple podcast. And I and I do know that those of us who like think why, like, who's gonna listen to what I have to say or what, why is what I say important. Like, you just have to believe that there's something inside of you that the world is needing to hear and that you are already an expert in something like I think we so often assume. And this took me a long time to realize we assume that everyone knows what we
know. But then like, it's like those things that people always call us for just those things that people like, how do you know that and most people, they're like, Oh, don't charge that or don't say that. But it's like, Don't dim yourself down to someone else's suffering. Just because someone else hasn't chose to monetize or make a business or do whatever with their life purpose with their life, passion doesn't mean that you shouldn't. And I think just
being in my Ph. D. program, this last weekend, these four days, I kind of really realized that because I'm the youngest. And there's a lot of people who aren't charging, even in politics, like they're not charging, they're not thinking as much as in business mindset. And our culture is very business oriented, like your wisdom, your voice, your vibration is a business, your energy is what will guide you into a omnipresent Omni sound, unique frequency that's going to let
you breathe into the world. Like I even saw something the other day that Jeff bass was like in 2006, his company was only 10 million. That was like 2006. It was like 10 million. Like, I know, that doesn't seem that long ago, or that seemed long ago. But I was like, that's actually 2006. And today is not that big of a difference, like 10 million to, you know, multi, the big one of the biggest billionaires ever. Like that's not that long ago. Like that's not that hard to do.
Well, it's one of those things. It's one of those things, as I'm saying, I'm telling you where we're going from here, number one, you guys because I only focus on abuse, when I say we're going to reach there, we're going to reshoot because that goes back to energy and intention, right? It does. And I think Brian, something that you're really good at is you're really good at talking, you're really good at creating your life to talk from this place of it's already done.
It's already happening. Like I know, even when we were just on your show the other week, like you said, like this is already done, it's already happening. And I guess like in, in, in media, or in radio, or in podcasting, from what you've seen, like, why is it important to talk from this place? If you already are the host? You already are the person you already are the thing like why? How important do you think that is? And how do you become like that?
Well, for me is I put it on record when a challenge isn't to I tell people when I'm going to do because I say what I'm going to do and I do what I'm say? It makes sense. And then the third thing is this people that just don't believe that we have but we have like, Don't Don't ask me look at turmeric, she's got over 3 million views and counting why split because she's been on almost every single show that we've had, whether it's in Tennessee, or Florida, or Georgia, or whatever the case
is, she's been there. She's in the world of fitness. So it's been a bit bashing the world of music, movies, it doesn't matter what it is, movie reviews, more, just everything because the Morse more important. As I'm thinking about you, I could have you on our coasts and help grow your podcasts simply because what you do at that point, it's called a life, isn't it? You're one of those world travelers you've been to more countries
than I have. But we both like to Trump, but it's one of those things is that's how you meet people. When we do our Tuesday night shows alone, about kicking ass on Tuesday nights. And here's the thing next week, No, tomorrow is so 51 out of 51 weeks out of 52 next two weeks from now to Tuesdays now is a year for me. I'm going straight through the year who do you know go straight calendar? The answer is no. But I'm going straight through the year and into next
year. Because we get that momentum and then next year I start my second hour. So I'm going to have two hours back to back because I don't have enough room to put people on imagine that and I'm walking three and a half months. Yeah, and so those of you listening like this is really important what Brian just shared is that he's he doesn't have enough time for the people in his network. And so I want you
to think about that. That's a paradigm shift for those you listening thinking like I need more whether it's a degree or any more people like really everything you need is already in your existing network. Everything you desire. Everything that's meant to happen is already around you like there's literally nothing Free to do except just take action and show up consistently. And that's what Brian's doing. And his life has really manifested this way because he made a decision, he made it.
Declaration and then he followed through consistently with that. And I think that's really important that some people miss on media, like the consistency, you can't just show up once, like, on Facebook or on on the Spotify or on anything, you can't just show up once and expect there to be momentum for you. Because you have to think of each of these platforms are kind of like their own mall, if you think about a mall, like to
say like shopping. And people, right if you have expressed and it's only at one mall, right. And that most really far out of the way people aren't probably going to go now if you haven't met Louis Vuitton, which is already built, and Chanel, which already has a lot of momentum, there's already been decades of rapport behind that brand and experience that's behind that. So that could be at one mall specifically. And people will
drive to go do that. Because it's already had momentum, where you have to really think about that, like, what is your momentum? What are you choosing, so that way people know when they're at a certain store, when they're on a certain platform that they can go to your episode, they can get it, or your media or your radio, and they know to tune in like it's a habit they make within their
lives. And they do that because you are providing an energy, you're providing a safety, you're providing a space, I guess, and I think that's probably why you've really done so much. And you've gotten such big results in this area. Because you've really done those things really, really well or what would you say? Yes, I would say that but here's the other thing. I have 12 co hosts to all women. I couldn't have done this without the women
one feeds the other. So think about your headphones, I have monster headphones. So I love I love the Creator, no League, he makes the best headphones in the world. i The sound he knows like that every musician knows who he is Stevie Wonder is his best friend. So I like that lifto Hand Sanitizer. I found him in 2017, the world's 10 sanitizer, but it's ELLIPTA. No chemicals and I'm all about stuff with no chemicals in it that everybody need last year hand sanitizer. I
was laughing. I've been telling people for years, I had my own hand at the time. So it's one of those things that I wanted to get into the hotels on cruise ships, and movie theaters. What do they all need now? And sanitizers all these things, whether it was lice or anything like that, these are all the products that I have. But I find environmentally friendly and sustainable products. That's the difference. And here's the other
thing. I know what it's like to work, Christmas, Christmas Eve, New Year's, New Year's Eve, Thanksgiving, Black Friday, three years ago, I got seven sponsors on Black Friday, think about that economy outside the US. They don't celebrate our Black Friday outside the US now they're starting to I wouldn't got them as sponsors who do you know can do that? Why people will have those people who are going out last year and the year before I was working my butt
off. So I challenge people try to outdo me, you ain't gonna happen, because it takes dedication. And here's the thing. I never been married. I don't have any kids. So my babies are dreamy. The artist wants America where your story is, I believe. Yeah, and I, I like what you're saying too, because when you tap into the place of just following what you're meant to do, like, of course, you got seven sponsors on that. Like, of
course it happens. Of course, like you have all these women who are co host under you or who have their own chosen to you. Of course, you're kind of like a management and media because you're doing it in a way to help others. You're doing it in a way to serve others and you're doing it consistently. It's not like oh, today I'm going to wake up and help others, then I'm going to go numb. It's like every moment, it's a choice by choice moment that you're making to
serve and help and empower. And from that these results that just don't make sense. Come. You know, it's one of those things. Do you know what it's like to be sick at age 14? It's one of these things, you're not going to let it stop you every day. Am I living it like it's my last day? Bet? Sure. But I know why. Because I know a lot of people who have who've been given four and six months to live, I call them a couple times. It doesn't matter if they're outside the west or
inside us. These are my friends. My Southern Mom, Ed Han, which is part of the Elvis Presley brand, St. Jude's Hospital of his Presley's cousin, the legacy of that her son is one of my good friends. His wife is one of my co hosts. So it's about helping all these friends. So I call myself the six degrees of separation. And I've actually told Kevin in years ago, Kevin, I'm more six degrees than you are. And I meant that he laughed. He thought it was
funny. But look what we are creating movie review some more in the art DeMonte Q and our dream artist, bringing all those artists, those authors, those filmmakers, those visionaries that don't, who don't have a voice that got great products by brands, they're all to our Ranchu it showcase all these things. When I tell you, I'm gonna have something for you, he know what I have for you. You
don't know what it is yet. But when you get it, you'll be saying, Oh, this is what he was talking about that the end of 2021 going into 22. And I think that's, that's always gonna be really important to think about. And I think I definitely do this too. But I don't know if I've mastered it in the way that you're talking about. But you want to begin to think of like, if I have a podcast, or if I have a show, or if I'm a media? Yes, there's a
message that I have. Yes, there's a message that I want to share. But then what the take it the next level is how do I begin showcasing others through what I've learned? How do I begin to activate others how, under my creation, can more people began to benefit and more people began to be included? And I think that's a really huge deal, Brian, that you do. And I think it's something that's really a gift and that you bring to
others. Because I think a lot of people when they start, they're nervous to start because they're there in their own head in their own way. But the moment you just go, this isn't about me. It's just about a story that happened to me, it's about me showing up and sharing the story. And then from that place, it's about me, including other people on the journey on the success. I think that overcoming the fear becomes a lot easier because you make it not so much about yourself.
Absolutely, I always tell people, it's about the more what will be produced more in October 1993. It was after movie reviews at that point, but I always knew back then more was going to be the dominant. What did I know more was going to be? I didn't know. I just thought it could be anything. Now I know it is anything in everything. It could be in the world of Marvel, the world, the DC, the world of fitness, helping other parts like yourself, because you manifest things in a different
way. You simply could be out there traveling, and that's how you're good at doing it. And then you bring it in. And then we don't have people that are either jealous or envious of what we're doing. Because they go oh, look at that person. Oh, I could do that. Well, if you could do it, do it. You know, it's like those quarterbacks, Sunday quarterbacks that think they can build a football bet on a Sunday and they're in their
chair. Well, if he could do it, he'd be out there playing instead of being in the chair. And yeah, I agree. And I actually had an interesting comment. When I was on my PhD the day someone kind of brought up we were talking about more health issues. And obviously what I do is more holistic healing and health and wellness. I get people business results, and I get people relationship results. I have really a trifecta brand
that does all three. And someone kind of said, you know, well, what you're doing technically, it's not like you're changing the health of someone or you know, you get you're not in that decision. I was like, that's an interesting thought. Because, yes, I'm not at the hospital doing that. But I already went through that I already overcame
it. So I am I've removed myself intentionally from that decision making because the point of getting to that decision was a was many betrayals of yourself was many points of suffering, really. And I and I know that I've been there, but I've evolved on that. And so yes, I have a brand that is more focused on wealth or creation or healing. And maybe yeah, it's not directly but it was interesting. Like, that's a really interesting thought.
Because people will always try to passively aggressively put things at you because they are not yet doing what they want to do. And it's interesting how much that seeps through other people. Yeah, I always tell people, you become the public figure in a different way. You were doing a lot of things. As you were traveling. You were writing, you're always that writer. You've got what three books you probably got another couple send you I haven't written my first book yet. Yeah. So I mean, I
haven't done that. Yes, exactly. I admire that. Because that for me, I'm not that writer, I would rather pick up the phone and tell you everything that's going on. That's how I do. But now I'm starting to write my future book, I already know it's going to be an international bestseller. The reason I know that because of what I'm helping these other international investigating authors do. And now they're coming into my world. And now I'm entering into
their world. So whether it's a Bob Proctor or whatever, I didn't care about these people. They weren't in my world. Now. They're in my world, if that makes sense. But they came to me, I didn't go to them. It's the other way around. So now I get a chance to help them out in a different way. And I love what you're saying. Because I think for someone listening, what Brian does that is so powerful, because all Brian did was showed up and took the action for him consistently.
When he did that he now has, like I said momentum that going where he attracts people and he attracts situations because he's already had energy and momentum running behind them. And this energy is like working for you. While you're over here. Empowering new people while your own thing is kind of moving for you in the book would kind of add to that but you're not going out and seeking things anymore.
They're coming to you because you already took the space to create the things which now are working for you People naturally come to you, which is the power I think and what we're talking about the power and media. Yes, but you know, but here's what people don't know, I know what it's like to be homeless three times, not from a situation that I may have caused. It's one of those things I was relying on someone to come up with something and they
didn't. And there's a lot of people fall into this, you might be waiting for that trade off to manifest, it's probably there. But something comes and blocks you or someone comes in to find someone else that's better than you are. Hold on. And the more you're holding on, the more you start to wait, and then all of a sudden you find yourself like, what are we waiting for, and then sooner or later, we just say The hell with it, do it ourselves. And then you go from
there at that point. So I understand what it's like when I see someone on the street, that could be me. So I'm thinking of those things like that, when someone has cancer, that could be me also. So I have empathy, compassion, definitely show gratitude throughout the day, many, many, many times throughout the day. That's, that's definitely a key showing gratitude. showing gratitude is a key putting empathy and knowing that any walk of life could be you within a moment.
And it's so important, because when you can do that your manifesting becomes much greater because you can appreciate where people are at. And you can send them love for where they can go. And you can see yourself and everyone walking around, which is something that's just so
beautiful. So additionally to and not and you do things because not because you're happy to do because want to so I'm all about making as many good causes as I can, you know today, after send me I'm going all the way to bed, so I'm going to help my friend help clean out her house, she's a hoarder. The thing by me doing that it creates other things, other avenues coming back to me in different words, do I have to do that? No, it's my last time that I'll have to do it. But I've done it six
times. Imagine this cleaning a hoarders house, understanding what they're going through mentally, the way they can't throw a piece of people away, because it means something to them, and having the patient's Dumbo sticker they're coming from. That's not easy. Yeah, and it's a practice. And that's part of the reason I think why you show up on media too, is because you want to be that light to give people that
hope. And to give people that and I know for me, like, I show up, it definitely is a light. But it's definitely like, I feel like there's this thing inside of me as I was gifted my life back. And so my life is really given for other people to see what's possible. And I do that day in and day out. And I never knew when I started right. Where my life would be now I couldn't have known that it would have been impossible to even think about it. And still, like you
can't write it down. You can't imagine it, you just take it down. But when you do those small acts of things, which for me was traveling, even when I'm getting ready to do what I'm doing now, like it's going to different hotels being in different environments, meeting people that I wouldn't meet anywhere else, and that person becomes part of the network that I'm in. And it just expands and explores, and it naturally grows, which is so beautiful. So I just love that you're sharing
all this. And I think it's such a powerful talk. And I'm so grateful that you're on and we've talked about this. I feel like people have really actionable steps they can walk away with of how to think what to do to begin a media what to do to begin to start manifesting how to begin thinking of life more expansively. And just is there anything else you'd like to say? I'd love to hear if there's anything else that we can hear your wisdom, and then we will wrap it up?
Well, it's one of those things notice like to be if you hadn't been hacked, you wouldn't have reached up but I've always been watching us you've been doing. I'm always watching what people are doing around the world. That's the difference. And then what if we shall be surprised that I know who they are, what they're doing, always being aware of what's going on around? Oh, I love that. And I think it's that's awareness. It's consciousness. It's it's self
empowerment, that key. So I love that you ended with that, because I feel like that's all of it, and everything that we talked about. So I just want to say I'm so grateful for you guys. Thank you so much for tuning in. If you like this, make sure to leave a review on Apple podcasts or on Facebook or on any of the platforms you listen to make sure to reach out to Brian Sebastien. If you have any questions for him. You want to know more about media if you want him on your podcast or
anything like that. I'll leave his information and links in the show notes. And Brian I'm just so grateful for you. You're such a light your way of thinking of serving have already seen how to enhance someone's journey is such a gift and I feel grateful you're here and I know everyone who's listening. There's a lot to take away from this and a lot to ponder and a lot to embody. So I love you guys make sure to
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