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The Identity Shift Process

The Identity Shift Process

"There's a process for shifting your identity rapidly towards more empowering beliefs of the world. When you do this, you start to move towards the life where your work is your passion and it feels like life is a playground and you are in full play mode.

When you do this you have truly emerged as the Buddha and the badass." - Vishen Lakhiani

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