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Are you winning the battle of over your stories?

from The Daily Battle · host Anthony Campo

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What's going on, everybody? Anthony Campo here, your coach and host of the Bebout Already podcast. And today I want to know, are you winning the battle over your stories? The question is, what does it take the bill about already this?

What does it take about your marketing sale for filming and leadership so that you know a world marketplace in there? My name's Anthony Campo, your host and chief coach at Battle It's a great deal. And we love this in a lot of stories to take us places that sometimes are even reality. They aren't even possible.

And then we have, you know, we go to the movies and we watch these stories that take us back to a place to a better time sometimes, to a, you know, somewhere classic, you know, a lot of that's focused on the United States in the 50s and 60s. It's a better time. And then other stories take us to these dark, dreary, scary places of having imaginable things, you know, that are, they seem real. You know, one of those is Halloween and, you know, there's all these horror movies that pull out this darkness and take us to these stories, take us to the darkest place where the worst things happen.

And then, you know, then there's this futuristic thing of what's gonna happen in the future. You know, what are we, you know, there's some of my favorites where, you know, there's sci-fi of like, you know, we're gonna be here in 200 years from now. This is what it's gonna look like. This is how things are gonna go.

And I, and I talk about this because what we don't, we love watching these stories. We love listening to other people's stories and their journeys and everything else. But we don't bring, we're not that present. You know, and we don't really realize the stories that run us, the story that we're actually living day to day.

The story that's actually from the past that's pretty, that's, you know, we're allowing to come into the future and allow us to direct our day, our year, our whole life and how we interact with people, what it means when certain things happen. And over and over, we have these stories. And, you know, our, you know, what I want to know is are you winning the battle over these stories? Like, are you actually cross checking these stories and asking them, is this true?

Is this true? You know, what are the facts of these stories? And just because I feel a certain way, because of something happened, something happened and then it makes us feel a certain way. Is it true?

Or is it? It just happened. And when we attach meaning good or bad, we create a story. This, this, this, what happens?

This is what happened and this is what happened and this is what that person was trying to do to me or do for me. This is what happened and, you know, we keep going on and on and on and on. And sometimes these stories, they service and sometimes these stories do not service. And if we're not the author of our own stories, we're not in control of what we watch, what stories we watch and allow us to play out in our lives, then we're ran by these stories.

And if we don't shine the light and actually tell us the truth on these stories, right? What, you shine the light, illuminate the story, right? It's like you're in a movie theater and boom, you throw the lights on and say, hey, is this, is this real or am I just watching some movie, right? Because you get so focused on that movie theater that it can feel so real when actually it's just a story and to snap yourself out, you know, just like at the end of the movie, just snap yourself back into reality, we've got to put the lights on, the credits have to roll, right?

And so this is a lot like if we get caught in our stories in our life, you know, we have to turn the lights on and check and see if we are watching some stories, some movie and the credits are actually the attributes of that story. Who created that story? Who directed that story? Who the actors in that story?

And if we, the problem if we don't do this is that we go by for eight, 10, 11 years and the story that we created or the picture that we wanted to create in the future does not happen. It doesn't become the reality and we find ourselves along the way jumping from story to story to story to story, I movie the movie movie, right? But it's never our real movie that we wanted to be the writer, director and main character in. And in this, we find ourselves in regret and despair and don't know where things have gone and we haven't been that academy, that artists of our lives that we thought we would be.

So in a lot of times why we don't actually turn the lights on and look at the credits is we're afraid. We're afraid of actually facing and facing the reality of if it's real or if it's not real and the consequences and the critics that come along with questioning the story. So I want to know what stories are currently running new, what stories are keeping you stuck, where you're currently at, what stories are taking you from not producing your movie, your live movie, the one that you've always dreamed of. And what we need to face, what do we need to face?

Not because it's easy, what do you got to turn lights off, look at the credits, look at the players, the writers, the directors in that story. Because sometimes your motion picture company, the visions, you know, I got creating different stories. And what do you need to do today to shift that and get into writing a new story? I know, I know, I've got a lot of work to do in this, not in a bad, not in this dreamy dark, scary place, I mean, it's a little nervous, but you know, we all have these stories, these motion pictures that are in us.

And we, every day, we just need to be aware of this around this and have the tools and the mindset to shift these stories to start running and writing our own story. So look, I'm not going to play the outro. There's a lot of little out needed. Over the next, you know, moving forward, as you know, some of this content is shifted and it's time to write a new outro.

It's time to shift the direction of this and I'll come back with you with some details of that. But you know, if you are not living your best life at the highest level and you're looking to do that, maybe you're in a bad place, that's fine. Maybe you're in a good place, but you know, there's more. Maybe you're really grateful about what you do have, but there's just one piece of your life.

It's off and you want to raise it up to another level. You want to write your story, your movie, you know, you want to go from a B movie to a premier movie, so winning an Oscar to being the highest, grossing, and most artistic of the year. If that's you, you know, I want to invite you to go to AnthonyCampadocombs where you hold me there and we can begin to have that conversation. So I look forward to supporting you and I'll talk to you soon.

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