Free Your Dreams (Part 2) “Facing Your Fears to Free Your Dreams with The Mindset Answerman Cliff Ravenscraft

Cliff is a business coach, mentor, and speaker. He helps people bring their dream into reality and live their life to the fullest, doing what they love the most.  

In this episode, Cliff continues to share his story about how he found his path in life and his purpose and mission in this world. He discusses how he believed his full-time pastor position would enable him to help others. However, serving a small group of individuals made him wonder what else he could do to help more people.

Since then, he has concentrated on supporting his parents in their insurance family business, which assists millions of individuals facing hardship.

After that, he and his wife launched a podcast. He had no idea it would be that popular; they attracted hundreds of thousands of viewers in just one year. He started a workshop to assist others in launching their podcasts.

But this isn’t enough, as Cliff still wants to find the best way to do his mission in life which is to serve others. And so he now worked as a business mentor to guide his clients through their journey and make their dreams come true.

Cliff Ravenscraft talks to Dr Brad about how he committed to begin living. He decided to tackle his health and fitness and changed his mind set and other aspects of his life.

Cliff Ravenscraft’s story is about a motivational, inspiring, and influential person who continually finds the best path in his life and follows his life’s mission: to serve others. 

Episode 238 of The Beyond Adversity Podcast is a must-listen for anyone still finding their life’s purpose and mission. Those who are eager to change their lives and fulfil their desired dreams, whatever it takes.

“The Beyond Adversity Podcast with Dr Brad Miller is published weekly with the mission of helping people “Grow Through What They Go Through” as they navigate adversity and discover their promised life of peace, prosperity and purpose. 

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Cliff Ravenscraft’s Part 1 episode

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Dr. Brad Miller:

So I'm ready now, Brad, top 10 to the fear of any of this stuff.

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You've mentioned here several life transition points for you personally,

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they include your career, they include a spiritual calling,

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they include a your physical health aspect.

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So I'm sure if we got a little deeper,

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we could talk about some Marriage and Family transitions as well.

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And other aspects. Financial, we haven't really touched on that.

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I mean, we touched on around all this, but certainly

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that's a line that goes through all this financial aspects.

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A lot of folks out there in our, in my audience

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and in your audience are dealing with life transitions,

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but they are scared to death to get out of whatever they're doing right now.

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They are stuck, or they I like to call it the malaise of mediocrity,

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they get kind of just engrossed in that and can't move on.

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So what do you think are some of the actions that you took,

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or some of the things that were important pivotal points

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that you took a leap of faith about that

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helped you to overcome that fear?

Cliff Ravenscraft:

You know, I'm really stuck on the phrase that you just talked about scared to death.

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And it goes back to that little quote that we were trying to remember

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who said it and who's how it's worded more eloquently,

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but everyone's going to die. Not everyone on this on this earth will live.

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And what I think I came to this realization, a long time ago

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that the idea that if I'm going to be scared to pursue my dreams,

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I am in fact scaring myself to death. I am dead inside.

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Because there is something inside of me that wants to be life that wants to

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experience the fullness of what my opportunities here on this planet, AR and bread.

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I think if there's anything that really helped me overcome the fear

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by the way, I never tried to overcome the fear

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The fear, fear is a wonderful thing.

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Fear is a wonderful tool, in helping you understand there is potential danger here.

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All right, but then once you evaluate that,

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I think the real problem is don't let

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the Bible says don't let the sun go down on your anger.

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But don't let the sun go down on your fear either.

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You know, if fear comes up, evaluate it.

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Ask yourself, what is causing this fear?

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Is it is my worst imaginable outcome? Is it?

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Is it really going to happen to me?

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Is it is it true these things that I'm thinking?

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Is there evidence to support it? And oftentimes,

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the reason why the fear is there is because we have been conditioned

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to think and feel a certain way about making a big transition.

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We've been conditioned to think a certain way about our financial situation

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and our financial future, we've been conditioned to think a certain way

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about our physical body and our health and wellbeing.

Dr. Brad Miller:

Do you think sometimes fear is an indicator that

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we're somehow either on the right track or

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on a track that is going to lead us to growth?

Cliff Ravenscraft:

Well, I think fear is is fear is just fear.

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Fear could be an indicator that you're about ready to do something that

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you've been taught your entire life is wrong, or sinful, or bad or unhealthy, or you're responsible.

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And what I what I've learned is that and by the way, fear could be that your physical well being your actual life might be in danger.

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Yes. And so this is why I say fear is a good thing I want I want to know

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if all of a sudden I'm outside walking my dog next to the line in the woods.

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And there is a loud rustling of of sticks and twigs coming in my direction.

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You know what I think I'd like to say, hey, pup, come on, let's get in the house,

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I think we should stay away from the edge of the woods here.

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I like that fear that, that fear.

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It may have been a little kitty cat. But it could it could have been a wild

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beast. It plays a purpose in helping us transform.

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Exactly. And I love what you're saying here.

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And I wanted to put into context of what a lot of people I believe are feeling and dealing with.

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And part of where I get some of this from Cliff is every year,

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towards the end of the year,

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Google puts out a list of the top search items that they have for the year.

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And one of the things has motivated me recently is for this last year, year 2021,

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the top search was how to heal. And among the list of the top five was how to take care of your mental health,

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how to stay strong, and how to be resilient.

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And to me, those are all things that indicate you know, we've had a fearful time you know, COVID and other things, but we're searching for answers.

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And I believe a lot of people are searching for answers and the mental piece of that

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As the mindset has to be part of the answer for us,

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because if we are dependent on what we've always done,

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we're always going to have the same results.

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Or if we're dependent what other people tell us job or our lineage,

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then that's not going to be helpful either in the long run.

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So the idea here is to break out of this situation that we're in,

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and you'd like to call it free to dream I know.

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So that indicates that somehow, dreams have been somehow caged or constrained.

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So I'd like to help us go a little bit what are some of these factors then,

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that help us to break these constraints to get to what we really want?

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I like to call it the promise life,

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I'll have to call I use the metaphor of the Promised Land is Your pride, your promise life a peace and prosperity and purpose?

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But what are some things that we need to do to break out of the cage and live our dreams?

Cliff Ravenscraft:

Well, I would say, the first thing for me is embrace death.

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So that you can live life. Okay.

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So you're there's one of the things that used to be my greatest fear would be of death,

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or of having some sort of illness that seems to indicate that

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I would have a an earlier situation where death would occur.

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And when I began to embrace the fact that I'm going to die,

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and come to terms with that, that was the first thing for me,

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that really helped me it's like I've been through this planet now.

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50 times around the sun, almost in January at 50 times.

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All right. And the thing is that throughout my life

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when I was a teen, in my 20s 30s 40s, and and all throughout,

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I've seen people of all ages unexpectedly dropped without any warning, any clue anything whatsoever?

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Yes. And that's happened enough in my life to people that I love.

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And people who seemingly had done everything, quote, unquote,

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right and healthy and everything like that.

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I just came to this understanding, none of us are promised the end of the day,

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I may not see the sunset today.

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And I'm okay with that.

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That's the first thing that really helped me.

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If I could get to that place, then my question is okay,

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so I no longer have a fear of that.

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But I still have another fear.

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And that is the fear of life,

Dr. Brad Miller:

fear of living or not living? Yes.

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I want I want to tap in what is this fear of living life.

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And I will say, when I made the transition from working for the Family Insurance Agency,

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where I was incredibly well paid,

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I was one of the top insurance agents in the world

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I was as far as people I went to high school with

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I was probably in the top one to 3% of income earners of anybody

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I ever went to school with.

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So I had, and by the way, my wife was a stay at home mom,

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at the time, we had three very young kids,

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we had just gotten out of 10s of 1000s of dollars of debt

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following the Dave Ramsey plan.

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Okay. So when I made the transition to leave,

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I became full time self employed in 2008.

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I don't know if anybody here remembers what happened financially in the globe

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in 2008, the real estate meltdown back then, yes,

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exactly. And so this was a time where people were not people were losing their jobs left.

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And right here, I had the greatest job security on the planet in an industry that was going, it wasn't going to disappear.

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And here I am having a dream of doing my hobby as a full time career. Right.

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And this is podcasting. Podcasts. You know,

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most people didn't even know what a podcast was in 2008.

Dr. Brad Miller:

Yeah, well, that's really been a relatively recent occurrence.

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The last three or four years people really have a pretty broad awareness of it.

Cliff Ravenscraft:

Yep. And so I had a deep fear of the dream that just not not actually Trent, like leaving insurance and going and doing it.

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I had a fear of having the dream of leaving my career as an insurance agent

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and going out and making a living, encouraging

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and inspiring people behind a microphone. I had a fear of the dream.

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So and by the way, that dream was a life fulfilling dream.

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It would be it's like man, just the thought of it really energizes me I could just man it.

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Wow, what would life be like if I could make a living

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by using my voice to encourage and educate

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and teach and equip and support people around the world?

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Just, if every morning I got out of bed and

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I knew that all day, that's what I get to do.

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That would be living, but just the dream of that.

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It produced massive amount of exam anxiety, yes, fear and worry and doubt.

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Who do I think I am? What would people think this is so irresponsible?

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Nobody does this cliff get real you have when is enough enough for you?

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Or you look how much money you're already making, as an insurance agent.

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Look how how able you are to provide financially for all of your kids. I mean, you have everything.

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And you're, and you're having this dream that by the way,

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I wasn't telling anybody about this dream publicly at the time. All this was

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your internal dialogue going on?

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All the internal dialogue centered around the imposter syndrome?

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And so on. Right? Okay. Yeah.

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And so here, and here I am, I'm ready to give up all of this job security,

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all of this financial certainty, to go pursue a dream that seems irresponsible

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and unproven and literally putting my family's future at risk.

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This is the language that I was using my head.

Dr. Brad Miller:

And also the message you were you were getting either either overtly

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or subconsciously from society or your workplace,

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other things like that. And yes, it is out there. Sure.

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Throughout my entire lifetime, this is how I had been conditioned to believe

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it's kind of like that metaphor about a crab that's boiling in a pot with other crabs.

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And the whole idea is that one crab wants to climb out and live.

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And the other ones are like, no, no, no, get back in here.

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And water, this is where we belong.

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And you all boil together. And we all boiled together.

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That's what this life is all about.

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It's about us all boiling in this pot of life.

Dr. Brad Miller:

yes which is that malaise, the mediocrity that I think a lot of people are stuck in,

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they get so used to whatever they are,

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they're afraid to reach out. And so you've done that.

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And now you're helpful to people doing this.

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But I want to touch on something else here with you.

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What do you think are some of the elements that

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are a little bit beyond some of these practical things we're talking about here?

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What do you think, are some connections to higher power?

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So spiritual element that's involved with this?

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How did that play a part for you?

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And in what do you help others to try to understand

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about that aspect of breaking free to achieve your dream?

Cliff Ravenscraft:

Higher power has always been a key element in my life.

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And I believe it's a life an element in the lives of everyone,

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I believe we are all hearing the voice of whatever you want to call it,

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I call I call the higher power of God.

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I know some people struggle with that.

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And so whatever that language is,

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and I have no qualms with anybody who

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describe it in any way, shape, or form,

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but I can just speak from my own experience,

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I felt called I without hearing a physical voice,

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there is a voice internally that speaks to me.

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And it's not the voice that I was just narrating

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just a few moments ago about all of the other things that there are, okay,

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there are lots of voices in my head.

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And you might want to put me in an institution for this.

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But there are lots of voices in my head, but I call it the mass consciousness of human man.

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All right, the mass consciousness of man,

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this is all of the accumulated shared beliefs of my family tradition,

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my community, my state, my country, and then just of the planet,

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we all have agreed on all sorts of beliefs about what is right

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and what is wrong, and all this other stuff.

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And we have consistently conditioned each other

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to stay inside of this boiling pot of beliefs.

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And that's the voices that I was talking about that gave me the internal dialogue.

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and not that all of them are bad, but they're, they're very much there.

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But there is a voice. Okay, if I could just describe it.

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I'm going to use a metaphor I don't think I've used yet.

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But if there's those voices are like the rushing waters of a river

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that has this potential of sucking you under with an undercurrent and drowning you all right,

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I want you that's how I'm gonna use in a metaphor,

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those voices right there. It's the rushing water, they seem to never end.

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But then there's the internal voice. And it's like a peaceful stream.

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And sometimes it's like the stillness of a lake

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He leads me beside still waters, and in the place where I can get some distance from the rushing river, and I can find a place where I can just be very at peace and experience that stillness inside of me. It's there where I hear a lone voice.

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where there's a perfect mirror image of the sky.

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And it reminds me of this place in the scripture where it says voice

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Still small Voice yes, that still small

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And that voice has never, never spoken anything to me

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that proves it produces anxiety, fear, worry or doubt.

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It's that voice that says, Cliff.

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This is what you this is what you're meant to do.

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I have always been with you.

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I look at everything you've experienced in the past, remember everything you've gone through?

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Is there anything you would have changed?

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No. All right. Has everything always worked out? Yes or no? Yes.

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Have I ever failed? You know, do you think I'm going to change? Now?

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Will you have faith and walk with me?

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I promise you, no matter what you go through, if you stay united with Me, we will experience life like nothing else.

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That's what I'm calling you to Sure. And so that for me,

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Brad is what this was all about. It's about being led and guidance.

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Like, listen, you think that you've been taught to believe

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that financial certainty at the risk of putting to death,

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all of your dreams of serving hundreds of 1000s of people around the world

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that you've been taught and trained that this is the responsible thing to do,

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but it's not what I'm calling you to do.

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I'm not saying everybody needs to go out

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and do what you're called to do. But this is what I'm calling you to.

Dr. Brad Miller:

Yeah, that's awesome.

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walk with me. And if I see that as your resource,

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and certainly I see what we're talking about here, spiritual resources being so important,

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John 10:10, to live life to the fullest

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and Second Timothy one seven about it to give you a spirit of timidity,

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but a love and power and sofa, self-confidence.

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Those are all important life verses from me.

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And I think people have to draw on something that's tangible that way.

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But what I'm talking about for a minute here for a minute now is in

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how you give that back out of love out of emotion,

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out of care out of a deep compassion for others.

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So let's talk for a minute how you transform all these experiences, all these techniques,

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and then how you your passion is to give that to other out of out of love.

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And then out of that, I'd like to hear maybe a testimony of a person who that's impacted.

Cliff Ravenscraft:

Okay. So, how this all comes down to me is I like,

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I know, one of the things you wanted to get into is the power of conversations.

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Yes. So first of all, let me before I answer that question,

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I want to go back and share back in the day,

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when I was having that fear of the dream and not talking to anybody.

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And I gotta tell you, every time I had that, that inside of me, it was a little part of me was dying.

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Every day, I went into the insurance, diff job.

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And that was a real clear indicators like, wow

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this is getting more and more difficult, more and more challenging.

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And as a result of that, just without even knowing it,

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I started to say things that hinted that

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I might have a dream of one day doing something other than insurance.

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And soon as those hints started coming out,

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people said, Hey, Cliff, have you ever thought about leaving the insurance business and doing this instead?

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And I'm like, why? Yeah, I have why. Okay, all because it's clear cliff,

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this is what you should be doing with your life.

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And I'm like, what you don't understand.

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And I began to spew out all my limiting beliefs.

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And they say, Cliff, you know what, I've been an entrepreneur my entire life. I've never had an employer,

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I've never received a paycheck from anyone else other than what work I've done.

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I'd love to talk to you about what that kind of lifestyle looks like, if you're interested.

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And I'd get on a call. And they would begin to ask me,

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What are your dreams? What do you want to do?

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You know, what are some of your fears that you have about doing this?

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And let me see if I can, from my experience, encourage you with what what strategies,

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I'm aware of how you could do this, here are 10 different ways you could make money all on your own.

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And I had those conversations with lots of people, Brad

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who saw things for me, that were potential my future that I could do,

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I was not able to see them myself.

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You see, I had put myself inside of a bottle and said,

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This is what life is supposed to look like this is what's responsible.

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This is this. And the idea of going outside of the accepted norm wasn't something I was even able to see.

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So these people got into a conversation and they started telling me these things that are possible.

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I was still struggling and I was arguing for my limitation at the time.

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But I did come home and I told my wife and I had it and here's the other key.

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I had conversations with her. And I told her all of the things these people are like in She's like why don't you do that?

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She saw the same thing. They saw and she,

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So what happened was I started to implement

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and play around with and test some of these things.

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Before I knew it, I was making two or $3,000 a month,

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just as a hobby on the side.

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And one day I it became clear, it's like, wow,

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if I can within 10 to 15 hours a week make 3000 and sometimes up to $5,000 in a single month.

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What if I had 40 hours a week,

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the best 40 hours a week to devote to this? Sure.

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And eventually it's because of those conversations.

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So now that goes to your question

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how do I show up in people's lives to help them through this