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Robert Plank: Marketer of the
Day episode 762 build your 21st

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century brand legacy to change
the world with Gary B Wright,

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Hey everyone, and welcome back
to the marketer of the day

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podcast. We are here mid
conversation. It's like when

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when a sporting game on TV runs
long and you start another TV

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show already in progress. We are
here, already in progress,

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speaking with Gary B Wright, who
is all about that digital market

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brand multimedia content
creation for personal and

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business brand identity. But
even even before getting into

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that, Gary and I were just
talking about how it has been a

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wild year in so many different
ways for so many of us, but that

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it's also important to have that
gratitude and appreciate just

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all of life's experiences. So
what were you saying, Gary,

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about just the year 2020, and
all the things that have

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happened to us?

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Gary B. Wright: It's so awesome,
because with all the degradation

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as we could verbalize it with
all of that, it inspired us to

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know that we could do better,
and with the digital age at our

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disposal, the opportunity to do
better has never been better.

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And so the only missing element
is that we don't know how to

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invest in ourselves, because we
are not really aware of the

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awesomeness of our brand
identity in the 21st century to

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the world.

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Robert Plank: And so when you
say invest in ourselves, like,

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where are people? Where are
people investing in the wrong

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way? Or we're talking about
like, like a time, energy,

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money, investment, like we need
to invest in ourselves, but

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where are many people investing
currently? Well,

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Gary B. Wright: the thing is,
we're talking about the analog

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transformation to the digital,
and people, while they're making

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that exchange, are still
investing in other brands and

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not in their own. So bringing
the analog to the digital, they

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are not creating content and
building brand reputation,

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personal and business for
themselves. They're still buying

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other people's products and
services and using those to

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market when they could be
investing in themselves and

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doing so much better and

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Robert Plank: so. So what other
what I can you give me an

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example of, like, one of these
brands that people are like

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buying into instead of their
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Gary B. Wright: to be, I'll keep
general digital products when

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you are trying to if you're
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before you have a business, you
must be aware of yourself and

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how you're going to be investing
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personal brand is very
important, but people usually

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jump to the business brand, and
if you don't have a personal

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brand, you're buying other
people's products to sell,

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instead of having a personal
brand and knowing how to create

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your own text, your own audio,
your own video presentation

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scripts, etc.

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Robert Plank: And so what I'm
hearing from you and let me know

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if I'm if I need some correcting
here, but what I'm hearing from

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you is there's with all these
like digital products out there,

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it's easy to pursue the next
bright, shiny object, right? And

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kind of pursue the dopamine hit,
the online buying addiction. Let

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me just drop another 10, $20 on
this other course. And it seems

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like what you're saying is
people do not have a plan,

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right? And it's great if there's
that new traffic course, or that

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new like, you know, way to make
get clicks from Amazon or Etsy

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or something. But it seems like
it would make more sense if it

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was something that was attached
into our existing plan. And if

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someone out there said, Well,
I'm starting a business, and I

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want to create the content, put
out the videos and the blog

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posts, and then you get the
right shining object, then that

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that helps to amplify your own
brand that you're pushing out

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there, but you need to have a
plan. It needs to be part of the

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whole system, and not just the
next distraction. Is that on the

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right track?

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Gary B. Wright: Yeah, pretty
much, yeah, pretty much. Like

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you're saying it the bright,
shiny object should be under

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your brand, so it's more like an
affiliate, you know, it's

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something that's a part of your
brand. You already have a brand

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like I have digital market
brand, which, which is a general

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brand that once it, once you
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brand, it will become whatever
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Jenny B Jesus with digital
market branding, or, or, or

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just, you know, a name, a
personal brand name that

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validates the product that you
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affiliating with. See, in the
digital age, we're moving. We're

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going to be moving so soon, the
New York Stock Exchange will

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soon move into digital personal
branding, digital products,

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digital products. That are that,
you know, that are, I can't

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think of the country where
they're doing this, that every

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individual has a value, and if
that person doesn't do anything

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with that brand, they still get
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someone else has used it like,
you know, I'm saying

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affiliating, or have taken your
brand. So if you don't use your

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brand, someone else will. And so
the power in this digital age is

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to find out what your personal
brand is, so that you can then

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have a structure to build your
business brand and then,

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therefore have a global access
with whatever you do, it is

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under your umbrella, and not
something that is a bright,

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shiny object that you're
selling, because everything that

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you're selling is under your
brand. Whatever you have named

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your personal and business
brand, that's what is associated

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with it. And then you're keeping
this is important. You're

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keeping 100% return on your
digital investment,

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Robert Plank: and so, just so we
can follow along, what is your

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brand like? What's like? What's
your website? What's your term

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that you're known for? Is it
Gary B Wright, I know you

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mentioned like, there's the
digital marketing, but if

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someone were to, like, look you
up, find your website, where

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would they go?

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Gary B. Wright: Well, for
example, exactly, I apologize,

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but I make it just so happens
that I'm in the process of, I

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left WordPress because it was
just so frustrating, and I'm

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going to click funnels because
it is awesome, and it's giving

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me a one stop shop where I don't
have to go searching for other

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things. Everything is right
there, and so I'm using that

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platform, but I'm in the process
now of, you know, establishing

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my new emails so that I can have
those professional, personal

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brand emails. And this, too,
your emails are also subject to

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the return on investment. If you
have a personal brand, my whole

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thing is teaching people that we
move into this digital age. You

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now are business. You have the
same, the exact same access as a

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fortune 500 company on your
iPhone. You could do the same

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things on that iPhone as any
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copy machine,

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Robert Plank: right? And so,
yeah, so you, you're, uh, you're

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moving off WordPress. You're
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You are making the email
sequence. And as far as what you

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are you're setting up, as far as
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working on, I mean, what? What
has you excited? Like, what

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topics, what? What advice are
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there into the world? Oh,
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Gary B. Wright: just finished. I
was doing I'm doing some I'm

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opening up 21st century brand
legacy on YouTube. And 21st

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century brand legacy explains to
people their value, and it's up

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to them, then, once they
understand their digital value

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in the 21st century, if they're
going to establish brand legacy

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and start working towards
building that brand identity and

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marketing it to the world and
establishing value that they can

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contribute to their their
family, their community, you

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know that they'll be able to
build and that way we will be

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able to get away from those
vices and focus on ourselves how

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valuable we are to the world,
and in doing so, we can get a

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return on an investment of that
value, and then no longer have

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to worry about the high,
expensive prices of schools. Is

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obsolete now with self education
online, right?

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Robert Plank: Yeah, I agree
completely. It's like the whole

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concept of like working nine to
five until you're 65 that seems

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really out of date. And even
like paying for, like a big, big

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university kind of education, it
also seems silly when first of

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all the information changes so
quickly. And then second, a lot

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of the information is available
on YouTube. And then third,

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there are so many, like, online
courses and things were just for

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2050, $100 you can get the
immediate answer to whatever

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problem that you're currently
figuring out. And it seems like

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a step in the right direction,
right because we can all kind

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of, like, have the self
expression, and we can all build

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our own brand, and we can all
like, kind of teach the things

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that we've like that is like,
creative within us. So, I mean,

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it's, it's an exciting time to
be, to be getting some of this

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stuff rocking and rolling. But
you know, whenever someone talks

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about like branding and content,
the where my brain always goes

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is, well, well, how does that
make money? Right? Because it's

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one thing to put in all this
work, but we need to pay the

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bill. So I mean, what? What is
your plan as far as what you're

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setting up to turn it into
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Gary B. Wright: Oh, great
question. Awesome. Well, the

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thing is, once you have brand
identity, you now have a niche

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specificity. You now have a
specific niche group. You know

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that niche group that we have
trained and taught you or you

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found on your own, that means
those people that deal with or

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who. Have an investment in what
it is that you are branding.

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What is it? And so if, for
example, B, as my digital market

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brand, is a general because it
is a, it is a combination of

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digital awareness, market,
Global Access and brand

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identity. And when you collect
those three together, you can

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create a return on investment in
your self. You can invest in

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yourself, create a personal
brand, and therefore develop a

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business brand. And then with
that, for example, digital

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market brand, I can put out an
ebook like, I have an eBook out

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called self investment. Digital
market brand, self investment.

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You know, you can go, I'm
putting that up now. Like I

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said, I'm putting it up on the
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you is coming, and I have
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a niche specificity of many
books I haven't put out yet. But

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once you take your brand like I
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talking about the journey. Okay,
these are the trials and

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tribulations, the heartache and
pain that you endured in order

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to be at a point where you now
have a brand identity, and from

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this point on now, you are
marketing that information. It's

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like a rinse and repeat kind of
a thing, because everything that

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you learn, everything you've
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into content. This is content
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presentations in which you take
and tell people, not only do you

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teach them, but you teach them
because you went through it

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yourself. And this is the thing
that is missing in schools when

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they teach you. This, most
teachers haven't even been

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through the experiences that
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therefore there is no return on
any investment, because you're

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just learning for learning's
sake, to go work for someone

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else. But in this digital age
which very few people are aware

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of, you know, so you go to Tony
Robbins show, and you don't

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understand what? Hey, I know I
was there, but I didn't get it.

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They were talking too fast that
all those things happen when

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you're not aware of your brand
identity. Because when you're

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aware of your brand, all those
things stick. You're like, oh,

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yeah, that makes sense. I could
create an ebook talking about

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the fact that I could cook
better than those people who

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learn, who learn how to cook
from a different age. Or I can

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learn how to, I know how to cook
biscuits faster and more softer.

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You know, just things that
people can do better from their

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own experience. They it doesn't
even make sense, but to them.

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But yes, that is brand identity
that that teaches people that

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they're like they can no longer
say, You know what? That person

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doesn't understand me. Because
the reason they connected with

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your keywords is because you
went through the same, similar

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things that they did, and they
connected to those keywords. And

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so now they're connecting to you
for more information. I mean,

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this is what creates identity.
This creates value. And then

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people start connecting with
you. Next thing you know, you

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have a community, the email
addresses and the people who

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connect with you, you now
connect back with them. And

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then, as you learn to use
digital products and services

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and create your own, you now
have something that's going to

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be valuable to them, and they
have created the communication

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and and the that relationship
with you, and it's a no brainer,

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they're going to buy them. And

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Robert Plank: so what's really
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is that, you know, we all those,
those failures, setbacks,

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mistakes that we've all made
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worth it right now, not only did
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that's like, kind of
storytelling, marketing,

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teaching material that we can
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the roughness and like the real,
like the real problem solving,

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because you talked about things
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and it's like that it might
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or reluctant to to share that
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now, you can connect and you can
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talking about all that, it makes
me really curious. You yourself.

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Mr. Gary B Wright, what kind of
interesting heartache you know,

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problems, mistakes, have you
been through that is going to

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help you in your marketing
moving forward? And I can

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Gary B. Wright: tell, well, I
can see why you make the big

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bucks. A good question. You
know, that's That's great.

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Because what happened for me was
in 1997 when I moved to move to

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Florida, because I wanted to
work at Disney. I wanted to be a

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videographer at Disney. I wanted
to be a cameraman at Disney, you

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know, and that was the goal. So
when I went there, you know, I

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am, you know, I forgot, you
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you know, I've had experience.
You know, one thing about being

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in the military, which is so
awesome. After they teach you,

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they put you out there to do it,
you know, you get taught, then

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you have practical application.
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and then probably, oh, so when
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this I had this ability, so I
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that. But the teachers did not
believe that I was writing my

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own content. This was very
distressful for me, because who

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else would write it? But they
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dude could write these stories
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About that story you knew and
see the story, and they just

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didn't believe I could write the
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had to got this from someone
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result, I ran from school and
went on the internet, and I

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found and researched that as
long as you do any work on the

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internet, there is an IP address
that validates the second

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minute, time, date you did
anything that validates and that

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proves your copyright. So you
don't have to purchase one. You

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have to purchase a lawyer for
copyright. You automatically

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have a copyright on IP address
that validates when you did

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what. What you need a lawyer for
is when someone says you didn't

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do it, and they steal your work,
and you need that lawyer to

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prove that what you have is
valuable, and you then get the

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compensation that was taken from
you. And this digital age, you

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will be exposed online with
those ones and zeros. You cannot

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get away with anything. You will
be exposed for who you really

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are online. And so if I teach
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your brand identity, you will be
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on investments.

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Robert Plank: Nice, well, that's
a that's a cool story, and it

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like it kind of demonstrates
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sometimes we plan on going off
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does not work out that way. And
then other times we have those

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kind of roadblocks, but then
that kind of leads to more

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learning, or that that kind of
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maybe we would not have had
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that, that, you know, clear,
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path. And so as far as like
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you know, they put all the all
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products are you seeking? Like,
like, like, regular clients or

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like, what kind of if you were
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explode and like, grow beyond
your wildest dreams, and you

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like land like, some kind of
dream clients. What sorts of

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people would you really like to
connect with?

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Gary B. Wright: Well, we deal
two I deal with two classes. I

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deal with B to B and B to C. I
deal with business to business,

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as far as creating products and
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identity, that's digital
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business to consumer in which we
teach member. We have a

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membership in which we teach
them about their brand and how

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they can use and manifest that
brand into virtual business,

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digital business, online, and
they have a legacy of value if

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they can involve their family,
their friends, their community,

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or they can sell to someone else
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to create and establish value in
each and every individual in the

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21st century, actually was the
government's reason for the

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computer in the first place I
had the clearance. I know they

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meant for us to have
independence. They just weren't

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going to tell us, because big
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them for about that, because now
big businesses not want you to

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know that you have the same
brevity as a fortune 500

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company. They don't want you to
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Robert Plank: Yeah. I mean,
think about how anyone can like

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be set up on Amazon or set up on
eBay and become a store. Think

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about how anyone can like list a
house or spare room on Airbnb,

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and, like, suddenly compete with
the hotels. There's a lot of

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kind of cutting out the
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and this kind of relates even to
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how, you know, 2020, has been a
year for change, and it seems

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like a lot of things have just
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gumming up the works, like,
like, for example, like, it kind

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of sucks that we have to stay at
home, but now I use an app to

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get my groceries delivered, and
it's so convenient, right? I

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choose a couple of things, and
in an hour, it's all there. Why

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didn't that exist years ago? So
sometimes it seems like those

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adversities clear out, the
things that are have been long

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overdue to get rid of. I mean,
like, like, taxis. Think about

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how inefficient that used to be,
right? You had to find the taxi

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number and call and wait for
them and they show up. Now you

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just have an app, you push a
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you're talking a lot about,
like, you know, brand identity

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and, you know, manifesting these
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like in practical terms, like,
what's what are the

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deliverables? Are you the kind
of person that shows Well, put

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out the books, put out the
website, put out the videos,

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like, if you I mean these, like,
B to B and B to C. Clients, what

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do you what is missing? What do
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What do you want them to be
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Gary B. Wright: Well, brand
identity means that you know

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you're making mistakes. Pay. I
mean, I work for the government.

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I love being in the military is
I wasn't I became disabled, so I

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couldn't stay but the thing I
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after they train you, you go out
and do the work, and then I've

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been by doing the work, combined
with the education, you become.

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A little more inventive and how
to be creative, specifically to

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a niche part of that that makes
you special, stand out in order

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for you to be able to achieve
and gain your promotions and

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your status. And that same and
that same mentality is moving

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that we left like you were
saying, we left an analog of

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winner and loser when the loser
was the winner, but yet the

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winner won from the loser, and
that mindset, that money

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mindset, caused corporations and
separation of information and

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poverty. And then we're moving
now into the cleanup phase,

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where big data is overwhelming
and this information is

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knowledge, and that knowledge
creates products and services.

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Those products and services
create return on revenue, you

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know, and so this is the age
we're living in now digital. We

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have Elon Mr. Musk, who is going
is putting up satellites, giving

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the world access to the
internet. This is going to give

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us more marketing potential to
reach people who need help with

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with the fundamentals of things,
and those things that we've been

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through, who've had a headache,
a technological or prosperous

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life, and we've lived well, we
now can pass those things on to

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people, and we can be profitable
from our experiences. And so

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making mistakes pay in the
digital age is becoming a

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digital market brand, creating a
business and reaching a global

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market with a niche specificity
to help others with the things

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that you endured and making the
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Robert Plank: And you're talking
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the transfer skills, right? And
like, like, maybe it's the

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skills you picked up in the
military, as far as, like, being

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on time, being organized, like
problem solving, you mentioned

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your creativity. Sometimes we're
in those, those, like, bad jobs

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when we were younger, like,
maybe being like, I don't know,

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like a like, I can accountant
or, like, office manager, these

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jobs that maybe we hated but we
picked. We always pick up skills

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along the way, and then when you
get into the next phase of your

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life, new career or new
business, these skills that

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maybe you thought at the time
were useless, you can apply them

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in new situations, that maybe if
you hadn't had those mistakes,

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if you had not made those
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then you wouldn't be where you
are now. So it's kind of

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interesting to think about,
right, that the things in the

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moment years past maybe were not
fun, but now they pay off in

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kind of unexpected ways.

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Gary B. Wright: Yeah, because
now they're going to be ebooks,

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now they're going to be white
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video presentations, and you're
going to will be amazed at the

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people around the world who have
similar problems, who don't have

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those resolutions, who will be
attuning to you? I mean, it's

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kind of crazy. You can't even
understand the awesome aspect of

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this digital this digital
outlook, of how we could take a

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computer, high speed internet
access and reach a global market

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without having to go to a bank
to get a loan, to get a tall

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building with computer equipment
inside of it. It's kind of

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unbelievable, but it's true.
Each and every individual has a

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product. The product is in you,
but you have to take the

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responsibility now. It is almost
therapy, because once you start

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doing this and dealing with
yourself and creating products

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and services as a result of your
trials and tribulations and how

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you came to be and survive.
These books will remind you of

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how wonderful and awesome you
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whole mental health concept.
People will stop worrying about

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being worthless, and they will
start worrying about being worth

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full because they now have brand
identity and access to those

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strategies. They are affordable.
Digital is affordable. It is

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self education is accessible.
You can trade off a six pack of

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beer for a million dollar
course. Come on, guys,

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Robert Plank: why not do it?
It's so easy. Yeah, and it's

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like, you're making me think of
there's so many times when,

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like, I've created, like, an
ebook or a course that it, like

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you said, it helped me, like it
was, it's where it's like

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therapy. It got me clear about
my ideas, my steps. Sometimes I

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would take some kind of just
sloppy notes or bullet points or

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steps and tidy it up and make it
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whoa. Now I've actually, like
thoroughly documented this

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process of making a podcast,
making a book, and now it's a

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thing that it helps me, it helps
others, but it like even kind of

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encourages me more, because I
got clear about what I was

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saying. And then you kind of,
you see, you get kind of that

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abundance of you see other
people that you're helped, and

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it kind of motivates you to do
more. So you kind of have that

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that upward spiral. So, I mean,
there's been so much for us to

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think about today. And I want to
make sure that if someone is

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listening and they're like,
Okay, I'm convinced I need to

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talk to Mr. Gary Wright. I need
to talk about my brand identity.

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Need to figure out some
strategies, some next steps. But

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where's the website at? Or if
you're getting set up on

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Clickfunnels, where will the
website be? The

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Gary B. Wright: website will be
digital market, brand. Com,

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it'll be clickfunnels.com
forward slash digital market.

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Brand people can reach me right
now. You can do brand three

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member, brand number three
member at Digital I'm

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sorry@gmail.com, okay, so, so
brand three member, brands

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remember, is for the beginner,
intermediate, advanced member,

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you know. So the brand three,
you know, beginner, remember,

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beginner, intermediate,
advanced, you know. So brand

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three member@gmail.com and you
can contact me. Contact me, and

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I will definitely be linking you
to my my website once I get it

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completed, or I will send you an
early reminder, or whatever it

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is that we developed to get that
content to them. But we

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definitely we appreciate and
look forward to all those who

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are ready to become successful
as a brand and have global

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access. And it is, it is a
decision to make, because now

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you now you get what you ask for
in the 20th century. You know

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you had, you were mad because
you could get gainful

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employment. Now gainful
employment is right at your

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disposal. Now, are you going to
take advantage of it? Create

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brand legacy for your family,
for your community, for your

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country? I mean, actually,
because we're all doing well,

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that doesn't leave any room for
vice. I want us to get rid of

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vice and use vice and turn it
into product and services to

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help others. And then once we
get into this valuable brand

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content, and then people start
worrying, understanding their

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value. Hey, all those things I
went through went for nothing,

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and honestly, the government did
this. They're just not telling

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us they gave us access. But we
are looking at bright, shiny

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objects through the networks, of
going to Facebook and and

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shaming somebody, rather than
taking advantage of that

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strategy and creating content to
be able to present your brand

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identity. And so these are the
things now you will be exposed

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online. So are you going to be
an employee, an entrepreneur, a

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consumer? You know, what are you
going to be? Because whatever it

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is, the things that you do are
all going to equal to your brand

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identity, so you might as well
be successful with it online and

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our training and our teaching,
we I can say business to

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business for product and
services, business to consumer.

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We teach brand identity
membership. That's what we're

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doing with the click phone setup
so that you will be able to go

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get a membership to learn about
your brand identity in the 21st

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century, because there's so many
more things for you to learn

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about, how to create products
and services, things that I

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could get into detail with here,
because those are products and

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services. And so I want to tell
you, though, keep in touch. I am

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setting things up. I apologize
for not having everything

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together, but everything hit me
kind of at the last minute, but

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we were ready to do it, and so
we're getting on it. We were

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lucky to make the transition,
because Russell Brunson is

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awesome. And if anybody really
wants to get involved on the one

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funnel away challenge to go and
they're ready to go and get

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online, I really suggest you get
in touch with the one funnel

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away challenge online with
Russell Bronson and begin. But

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if you haven't established a
brand identity, I'm doing that

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for you so you will have
membership to get access to that

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content, so then you can become
successful online in the 21st

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century.

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Robert Plank: Nice. Very well
said. And you know when, as

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we're winding down here, like
you saying that, it reminds me,

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there is some quote I saw the
other day where they were

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saying, like, you know, what, if
the next Albert Einstein or Elon

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Musk was born, like, 200 years
too early, and there was just

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some like, genius who could have
changed the world, but he had to

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spend all day farming some
crops, or spend all day, you

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know, mopping the floor. But now
that we can all express our

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brand identity, if in a way,
we're all kind of our own

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00:28:43,360 --> 00:28:46,360
geniuses, right? You can be an
Elon Musk in your own space, but

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now that there's the
communication platform, now we

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don't have to spend our whole
life tilling the farm when we

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could be doing greater things.
But as you said, there's also

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the possibility of squandering
it, right? We have the

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technology, we have the time,
but it's tempting sometimes to

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buy the right shiny objects or
to get into the arguments on

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00:29:06,600 --> 00:29:10,980
Facebook. Why not change course
slightly and use the same

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smartphone and internet access
you have into doing something

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like you said, that's not based
on the vice it actually helps

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people in the world, and so
people can and should email you

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at Brand number three
member@gmail.com and what should

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just to get the conversation
with them going, what should

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00:29:29,840 --> 00:29:32,360
they put in the subject line,
and what should they be asking

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00:29:32,360 --> 00:29:34,640
you about in this email we want
them to send to you.

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Gary B. Wright: Need help with
my brand identity and looking

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00:29:39,080 --> 00:29:43,120
for my brand identity. Want a
brand identity, anything that

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00:29:43,120 --> 00:29:46,600
has to do with you getting
access and keep it down to,

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like, no, just, you know, really
short and you know, three, four,

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00:29:49,600 --> 00:29:53,680
you know keywords there and that
way, you know, hey, definitely,

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just anything dealing with you
wanting to know more about your

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brand identity, just to say,
Hey, give me more. Information

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about brand identity, just being
simple as that. But the thing

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is, is that everyone has a brand
identity. My thing is, do you

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want more information on how to
become successful with it?

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Because if you don't, then you
don't need to contact me. But if

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you want to be successful, I
because if I can't make you

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successful, then I look stupid.
So I'm not going to look stupid.

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So guess what? You're going to
become successful. So don't make

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the decision to contact me
unless you're ready to

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Robert Plank: go. Okay, so only
be serious. So if you don't want

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to be Yeah, if you don't want to
be successful, throw your phone

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in the garbage or computer out
the window. But if you do want

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00:30:33,980 --> 00:30:38,480
success, if you do want what you
have earned and deserve, then

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open your email, type in in the
two field, brand three

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member@gmail.com Tell Mr. Gary
that you need help with your

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00:30:47,260 --> 00:30:50,380
brand identity, and you can get
a conversation going. You can

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see where that leads, and you
can at least get another person

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00:30:53,440 --> 00:30:56,080
thinking about this, because if
you don't get on it now, when

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will you ever find the time? So
we'll see you there. Send that

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email to brand three
member@gmail.com and then am I

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getting this website, this
future website, right? Gary,

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00:31:06,300 --> 00:31:11,220
it's Click funnels.com/digital,
market brand. Yeah, I think

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Gary B. Wright: it's how we got
it down. But either way, even

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then that right there they will,
I will have it set up so that

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you will get directed there. So
I think I have that right, but,

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but that's basically it, because
when they see digital market

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brand, they'll know it's me, so
they'll connect it to that

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00:31:24,320 --> 00:31:27,080
anyway. So make sure that after
clickfunnels.com because you

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00:31:27,140 --> 00:31:30,260
need that to get there, but you
are forward slash, and then

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00:31:30,260 --> 00:31:32,780
digital market brand, and then
they'll get you right to me,

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00:31:32,960 --> 00:31:35,840
because I'm the only one with
that brand identity. So you know

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that that's the thing, and I
really want everyone don't don't

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spam me. Do not spam me, you
know. Because you do that, I'll

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00:31:43,060 --> 00:31:47,200
shut it down. Do not spam me,
you know. And I want to get the

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00:31:47,200 --> 00:31:49,900
I need to get the domain address
up so I can give them that,

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00:31:49,900 --> 00:31:52,660
because they deserve the domain
address, but I can give them the

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00:31:52,660 --> 00:31:54,880
Gmail one right now, because I'm
sure they're going to be some

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people that I need to help and I
want to get in touch with,

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because this is important, and
this is the missing link for

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people when they want to pay the
high priced ticket to go to see

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00:32:03,840 --> 00:32:07,440
Tony Robbins and Dan Graziosi
and Russell Brunson and Sandra

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00:32:07,440 --> 00:32:11,520
kukowski and many other great
mentors out there teaching us to

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be successful in the digital
age.

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Robert Plank: So yeah. And as
you said, Gary, if you go to

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that kind of Tony Robbins or
Dean Graziosi and you don't know

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what you want, or at least have
some idea, or at least, at

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least, if you're not on the path
somewhere, then you won't know

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where to apply that. It'll just
kind of wash over you and won't

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be useful too. So to make it
useful, email brand three

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member@gmail.com say, I need
help with my brand identity, and

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we'll see you there. And so
Gary, anything to say to just

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wrap this up, wind this
conversation down. Well, yes, I

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Gary B. Wright: appreciate you,
Robert. I really appreciate your

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awesome. I thank you for giving
me the opportunity, the platform

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to get this knowledge out to
people. Because I've been

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working on this for a very long
time, with my military

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00:32:52,300 --> 00:32:55,660
experience, with my college
education, I was able to compile

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this to be able to help
resolute. New Year's is coming,

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and New Year is a time for us to
have resolution and say we're

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going to become again. And the
only problem we had in the 20th

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century is that there was no
other platform, no other

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00:33:09,300 --> 00:33:12,720
alternative but to work for
someone else. Now you have a

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platform. It's economic, it's
structured digitally, and I can

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00:33:16,680 --> 00:33:20,160
show you how if you want to know
your brand identity.

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Robert Plank: Well, exciting.
Well, we will see where your

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business leads and where you end
up. In the meantime, brand three

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00:33:28,280 --> 00:33:31,640
member@gmail.com people should
email you. And Gary, thanks for

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taking the time. We really
appreciate having this

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conversation. I

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Gary B. Wright: appreciate the
opportunity, Robert. I'll be in

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touch with you later with some
with some other exciting things.

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I think you'll, you'll, you'll,
you'll, you'll, find you

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probably might want to interview
me again. I don't know, but I

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will. But thank you so much for
the opportunity, and it's a

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great connection. And I wanted
to give people this brand legacy

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stuffing Stucker, stopping
stocking stuffer for Christmas

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00:33:57,820 --> 00:34:01,380
and New Year's to get prepared
for the holidays and New Year's

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00:34:01,440 --> 00:34:03,960
with the stocking stuffer of
their digital market brand for

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00:34:03,960 --> 00:34:07,260
them to be able to create brand
identity in 21st century. Thank

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you.

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Robert Plank: Thank you. Want to
listen to more fantastic

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00:34:14,100 --> 00:34:18,180
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00:34:18,180 --> 00:34:22,880
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