Disorganized Productions "Chaos creates Harmony"

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In this episode of the Disorganized Productions podcast, host Rob welcomes Mad Maaxx, a world champion bikini athlete and biohacker originally from Sweden. Maaxx shares her journey of self-discovery, from moving across the globe to finding her true home within herself. She discusses her transition from a high-flying lifestyle to living minimally and focusing on making a positive impact in the world, particularly through saving children with nutrition. The conversation delves into the power of manifestation, the importance of mindset, and the role of happiness in achieving success. Max also shares her experiences with MMA training, her views on materialism, and her journey towards spiritual enlightenment. The episode is a deep dive into living authentically and the transformative power of self-belief and purpose.

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Skip me bridge like squirrel, baby.   What we're dealing with here is a total lack of respect for the lore.   Welcome fellow human to the disorganized   productions podcast.   The show that fuels your spirit,   ignites your potential,   and helps you become the best version of yourself.   I'm your host, Rob,   and each episode,   we'll embark you on a journey to unlock the power within you, tap into your limitless potential,   and conquer life's challenges.   Hey there, fellow human.   Welcome to another episode of Disorganized   Productions.   If you wanna get in contact with me,   please be free and write an email to disorganized productions   at gmail dot com.  

If you want to check out more stuff that I'm doing, please check my link tree, which is also slash   disorganized   productions.   And for all you producers   out there that helped the show, that liked and subscribed, and even donate   to the show,   thank you.   Without any further ado,   enjoy   the show.  

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It's a freaking startup.  

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Mhmm. Ladies and gentlemen, fellow human,   welcome to another episode of Disorganized Productions.   I'm very happy to have my,   guest from Sweden originally.   Her name is Mad Max.   And,   she's a world champion bikini.   What   right? And she does 23.   Biohacking,   and she's   saving children with nutrition.  

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Yes. And been a   done branding and content and marketing for 23 years. That's actually my actual background.   And but these days, I only utilize my skills   for the good.  

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Please, a warm welcome   for Mad   Max.  

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Hey, Son.   That was Swedish.  

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We already had a great conversation, Max.   We're gonna deep dive into some,   some stuff.   First of all, welcome to this episode.   We were   just talking about Yoast snake turban hat, and it's really funny and it's no coincidence. And we talked about it before, just before we hopped on the show.   Mhmm.   Yoast is the   biggest producer of disorganized productions, and I'm very happy to have him as a friend.   Yes. You had him this morning in the show.   Yeah. Last night for me. Morning for you. Yes. Exactly. And the funny thing is, Snake Turban Hat, shout out Snake Turban Hat, who is the the   the the thriving force behind   podcasting   connections   and the the bitch bridge builder of podcasting.  

He contacted   you   and Ben   Ben from Unchained?   Yes. I was all in the same pool. Podcast with him a while ago too. Right?   And now we're talking to each other. So without any further ado, please introduce yourself briefly to the, audience, Max. Yes. Well, I'm known as Mad Max or Max West, whichever people prefer.  

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I come from Sweden originally. I came here in 2,012.   My reason for coming here was that   I I never felt home anywhere.   And I would move around, all around Sweden. I would travel. And I was like, no. This is not the place I need to go. Came over here, jumped around too. I've been everywhere. New York. I've been Florida. I've been New Jersey. I've been Las Vegas. I've been like, I've been everywhere. And I always felt like, no. This is not the place. This is not the place. Realizing now, fast forward,   home is not a physical place. Home is here. And these days, I can be home anywhere.  

That's why I feel just as home living in this MMA gym right here, which okay. I upgraded to a little bigger room, but I had a dorm room first. Literally, a stone dorm room. And I told people, I love this room just as much as my 3 bedroom house that I used to have. It doesn't matter. It's all about how you make it and how you feel   and how you make it homey. Right? Because a lot of people have a lot of money in a lot of big houses, and I've actually visited people. I've   been invited to events and whatnot, really cool houses. And you're like, do they actually live in here? Because it does feel like a home. You know what I mean? I was like, is this like a showroom they rented? No. But, I mean, like, that's not a home.   And I feel like a lot of people walk around just being shells. Right? And a lot of people have a lot of money. I believe you can have a lot of money and be happy, but I also believe you can have a lot of money and don't be happy. And I think you need to work on the happiness first   because   I used to make a shit ton of money. I live in Miami in a fancy apartment. I had sports cars.  

And I I realized, like, it was just like this realization.   I was getting my doing my tax stuff with my accountant. And I looked at my my my income, and I'm like,   what the fuck am I doing?   First of all, where's all the money? I just make   I don't even know. It's just this ridiculous lifestyle. Right? And I came here and just like I just keep downgrading   in my physical items more and more and more. And I feel great. And I actually, like we were talking about before, I was homeless for a year once. I got rid of everything I owned and just traveled around and visited friends. And I'm like, I'm fucking homeless. This is great. People are like, what? I'm like, woah. I may did it on purpose, but I wanted to see what it was like to not have   not have many things and not have many responsibilities.  

Because I like having responsibilities, but I rather take responsibility to try to make the world better than to trying to pay a shit ton of high bills.   Right. That's the kind of responsibility I would like to have. Like, I want to truly   make a difference, and I'm not making a difference for anybody driving around in a fancy sports car. I got rid of my my I had an Audi now. I had fancy cars, and I downgraded to an Audi, and now I down I mean, I don't wanna call it downgraded. That's not even the right thing to say. There's a right car. I have a Like, different turbos. I have a 2006 F250 Harley Davidson Ford, like,   Oh, damn.  

Truck. It's like the biggest freaking thing you can find. It's tuned. It can pull £80,000   for the day I get a portable home.   That's the shit. I'm like, this is my forever truck here right now. And I just cashed it like I own the truck, you know?  

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But it's funny because we talked about this is this is gonna be the last   cast from out my trailer here in the Netherlands, because tomorrow I will be homeless.  

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I still have an address. Tell me about that. Why are you gonna be homeless?   Well,  

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that's a funny story. I was,   oh, man. Where where should I start? I I take it in a nutshell. So, basically, I'm living here in a trailer on a beautiful piece of land. I'm the only one with the trailer here on a camping site.  

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Uh-huh.  

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So I had for on half a year, I had,   people that are neighbors. And on half year, no one. You know, in the wintertime, normally, they cut off the water. I just going to take some water, like a few 100 meters away. And I'm gonna do the showering and stuff like that.   The camping site, the owners, they,   decided to sell the place.   Oh, okay. Their intention was to sell it to someone who has a camping. Because it's a camping site.   They couldn't find anyone or the price wasn't that good. So they eventually   sold it to someone   who is,   making a holistic   Centrum   here. Oh, okay. Well, that's not horrible. Maybe. No. Well, everyone we're gonna talk about that, you know, is gonna be a holistic syndrome. They're gonna say, wow. You fit in perfectly. You go barefoot. You you Can you just not say can you not can they just keep you there  

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from the holistic  

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Exactly. Yeah. I talked to her briefly on the phone, but she doesn't want to have any other,   entities or  

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or or frequency entities. I like I like the selection or word here.  

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So,   yeah. But for me, it's like a positive thing because now I can move on because I was  

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not stuck in here, but it felt so comfortable. You know, when you have a home, you feel comfortable. For a reason though. So you're probably gonna end up somewhere where you're like, oh, wow.   Yes.  

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I was, in in Los Angeles last year. So in July,   Milton invited me, who's the who does also podcast.   The,   life is a dream. Death is awakening.   Great podcast. He started out now.  

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He invited me. We should create the massive   awakening   podcast event. Like, everybody in the same place.  

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Yes.   But especially the the the hardcore motherfuckers around. Like, you know, we we're gonna have Skunk of Phil. We are gonna have Yost on it. We're gonna have Ben. We're gonna have you,   King Bow,   Eric Finneas,   Rob Sales. We got Heidi Love, nowadays in the group. So we're in a group, God's on the Spectrum on Telegram. Davey Wavy, you know, and also probably   from the web, Phil Cartel.  

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Oh, yes. Yes. Oh, wait. We're actually we're just talking today. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. So we we got some hard hairs here, and we are,  

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making it happening,   especially Snake and I,   Snake for all the credits. We we we hooked up like a year ago.  

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Yeah. And,  

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I had a conversation with him, and it went so   fucking crazy, like 2 hours or 3 hours. So I said to him, like, I'm talking more to you than every girl I ever had.   Like, what is this relationship gonna be? Right? Yeah. That's And,   we talk almost every day since then. So so, you know Do a picture.   Yeah.   So we   basically gonna gonna,   talk about what we're gonna do on a show, who we're gonna invite,   who we're gonna talk to, all that stuff. I had Skunk of Phil I had on a on a podcast, like, 3 months ago. That was a great show. Yeah.   Then, eventually, we wanted to do a part 2, but something happened. I think that was between the motorcycle switch. You know, they they they were working in the house together with King Bao.  

And, so we we we we skipped a little bit of the schedule.   But yeah. So   and Ben, I was invited by Ben because I just came back from Peru   because I was doing some Ayahuasca,   Campbell,  

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and San Pedro. Yeah. So I'm well, I'm not going to do that right now. I want to, but, so I'm   I've basically never done anything in my life. I've tried mushrooms once.   I've done like, tried microdose, but I've done like, actually done mushrooms once. I've tried weed a few times when I was young, but it's, you know, the chemical shit they have. Like, I it was never for me. Mhmm. And now I'm I've my entire spiritual journey has been just me being high on my own brain, basically. And I feel like I've reached the level of how far I can get by myself.   So I had a friend of mine make me a batch of DMT   with love. So I'm gonna do it. I haven't done it yet. Oh. So I'm literally going from 0   to  

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Oh, DNT is so awesome.  

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I've never done it, but I would like to go and actually do the eyewash for a trip sometime. Yeah.  

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But that that's that's that's one of the question because your  

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fame is about MMA and about a bikini model and world champion. To MMA yet. So I just came here, like, about I came here about 3 months ago. I've never done martial arts in my entire life. I'm brand new. But I'm an athlete, so they got excited about me coming. Then I trained like a mad person the first two months, like, 3 to 6 hours a day. And, you know, I'm like, I can fucking do this. And then I got hurt really bad, and I torn something in my knee. And I was like, because they would let me do some pro classes, even though I'm not a pro, because I'm an athlete. It was totally worth it. I had a blast on that class, but I realized my body isn't used to the impact yet. So I took a step back, and I've been doing for 5 weeks now. It's called the functional pattern program, and I keep I I am keep promoting this dude. I I hope people go and check him out. Like, it's like a fighter guy that started a program to help people train their bodies to move like a human body is meant to   move. So, basically, the goal is for you to get rid of all tension, get rid of all imbalances. And I probably didn't have a lot,   but I have a lot of injuries. So I there's definitely some imbalances in my body, obviously, because of injuries and whatever.  

So I've been doing that, and I was like, no. I wanna do this right. I don't wanna go in and fight just to,   you know, be stupid. Like, I'm not doing this to be cool. I'm doing this to truly   understand. And for me, the fighting is meditation. It's the next step in my spiritual journey to meditate for breathing, you know, all this stuff. It's not   and I said to people, I come here to be be more feminine. You know, it sounds weird. Right? But I've been very masculine my whole life. Oh, I've always been the one who fucking get shit done and help people and do everything, blah, you know, like this. And I was like, I need to   like, it's   not a a bad thing to be able to do it, but Mhmm. I'm not a man. You know? Like, I need to be able to be in my feminine and weirdly enough, like,   it's the perfect place to do so. Right.  



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Because,   what triggered you to do MMA? Because it's a little bit different than being an athlete. Right? So   if if you're running or jogging, and then all of a sudden, oh, let's let's get in the ring, motherfuckers. Well, so here's the the the true story of how it happens. So I said every day for  

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probably one and a half year, I say,   universe,   you know, show me or bring me the people I need to meet or show me what I'm meant to do next. This is how I do everything. And that's why I don't care about people saying, oh, you should you should do change your approach. No.   I just say I just ask and,   I said I need a sign for what I'm supposed to do next. And I said,   help universe help me get a bigger platform to speak on so I can save all the children. That was exactly what I said. The next day,   not not like I am a master manifester. Shit happens literally right away. So I'm talking to Joel, King Bao, and I said, you know what? Now I've been on the ace man and food technology for for a few months, and I'm like, I don't have any, which we're not supposed to say it is anymore. I had literally joint discomfort in my entire body. I was like, I couldn't open jars.   My I couldn't go knees over toe. Like, sometimes when I sit down on the toilet seat, I have to hold myself in the wall because my knees would hurt so much. Wow. And I don't have any discomfort anymore. So I tell them, I was like, you know what? Now when I'm not hurting,   I kinda wanna try something different. I said, I wanna try something that isn't just lifting weights. I don't really know what it would be. Maybe, like, maybe I should try some fighting or something. And he was like,   funny you say that. He said, because remember when you came to visit was, and the owner, the manager at the gym said, who's that? She needs to fight. So basically, they said that I could come and live here and train. And I'm just like,   wait. I asked for a bigger platform to speak. What the fuck is bigger than MMA and as a woman?  

Wow. I mean, anything   I said, regardless   if I become the best in the world or not, I'm gonna have a massive platform. People are gonna know who I am if I do this. I was like, that's a freaking sign. So I just packed up my shit, and 2 weeks later, I I just move out of my house,   and I came here.   Like, I just do things. If the universe tells me something and my intuition tells me I'm supposed to do that, why should I wait?   Right. And that's why I think with people, you have to wait till it's the perfect moment. No. There is no longer a perfect moment. You just do. And I had just bought my house. I literally lived in my house for a few months. I just bought my house.   But   I knew when I bought so I manifested my house. I said,   universe   fit I said, I and this is how I I manifest. People do remember what I said, I bought my dream house, and it's generating me income. That's exactly what I said. I bought the house, boom, I rented it out, and then I came here. I didn't expect it to happen so fast, but my goal was never to fully actually live in the house. And I renovated it, like, I loved the house. I made it into, like, a an incredible fucking black and purple   jungle. Like, it's it's just yeah. It's beautiful. But it it doesn't matter. Like, I was called to come here, and then I just leave.  

Like, and I hate it. And then the funny thing is I was like, oh, shit. I need somebody to rent the house because the mortgage is very, very, very juicy. I'm not gonna lie.   But I was always like, or or do I just get rid of the house and sell it? I was like, no. My intuition tells me I need to keep the house. I need to keep it even though the market right now like, the guy that rents my house isn't paying me what I pay. So I still have to pay someone the house, but I know, like, I trust my intuition. It's telling me I need to keep the house. For whatever reason, I don't know yet, but I need to keep the house. So   this person moves in, and it was like a very just random and here's the thing. I don't judge people. I think everyone deserves a chance. So the person that lives in my house   doesn't have a credit that allows him to get a home. Uh-huh. But I know the person. This is a wonderful person,   and I don't give a shit. So he lives in my house. Always pays on time. You know, like, perfect. So where the fuck should I care about this darn credit score? And, like, something that I'm digging into right now is a secure party creditor and debt discharge and credit repair. This is my latest project right now because I wanna help people get healthy, get out of the system and the medical system and the matrix, but I also want people to get out of the financial trap. Right. And I got the latest years. My mom even asked me one day. She's like, Max, what do you do for work these days? I said, I manifest.  

She's like That's so cool. My grandpa gets it now. It's cool. Price even the prices here are.  

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So if you make normal money, so let's say   €2,000.   If you wanna rent a house, it's gonna cost you €1,000   without,   you know, without gas or water and that stuff. When you wanna buy a house, it's gonna cost you, like, 500.   But they do not allow you to have a house   on paper   for the 500. So you have to rent, which is much, much more  

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expensive than buying a house. Just like, makes no fucking sense. No. Nothing makes sense. And, yeah, so I rented before. So it is cheaper still because   when I rented,   it's about the sake you say how much I pay. So I rented a house first, which was about $35100   a month without utilities, just a house. 35100.   And now on this mortgage I have is about 3,000. So it's still less. Mhmm.   And at least, you know, it's it's my house. And I know, so my manifestation   now has been that I have 0 debt on the house. Right. I have 0 debt on the house. And guess what?   I have literally learned every law about dis discharging   debt. And that's something I'm gonna talk about soon, but I don't like to speak of things before I'm done. So that's why. I'm doing it. It's going to take a few more weeks, but once I have it finalized and I'm actually   I am right now purposely I have had excellent credit since the day I came here. I have lived by that. I'm Swedish. You know, we're like fucking this perfect people that pay rent every bill on time and Right. You know, like this. So my credit has always been, like, over 800.  

And   now I'm sitting here, I'm like,   I'm looking at some of my bills. I'm like,   I'm not gonna pay them.   Because I'm going to fuck up my own credit right now on purpose.   I don't have to. I'm gonna fuck up my credit because what is a better proof   to people that what the fuck I'm doing when I am I have to do it to myself?   Like, I can do it to other people. Yes. But I will purposely like, I will show. I will screenshot. My credit is still good, but it's starting to go down a little bit. Right?   And I'm gonna let it fucking crash.  

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Right. I'm gonna fucking crash. Expert in the stuff that you talk about. Right? And what I'm also doing, which,  

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so I took   that's why I fasted. So I have my I'm not gonna say I have it, but most of my life, I had a little bit of an ADHD brain. Right? It would just scattered. It's all over the place. So   yeah. Like, I don't really have complications. And with, like, the lifestyle I live and the food I eat and everything, like, I don't really have issues. But once in a while, it can still do that. And you'll probably notice, like, even if we had a conversation and suddenly I'm like, boop. And then I just Oh, it's a big something different. Like, what the fuck?   But   so I   been fasting some to read all of these laws, like the financial laws. So when I fast for 3 days, I realized that my I'm a freaking genius. I understand everything.  

So I fast for 3 days, read all the laws, and then I took the laws and dropped them in chat GPT. This is where I find the AI actually being useful, and I translate them to to a child's book.   So basically, it's explaining the laws like, hi. You have an apple. Your friend, who is the government, would like to take your apple. You know, it's like that. So I was like, oh my god. I'm gonna release this book. Everybody needs to get this in their hands. So, like, Joss has his book. Right? And then I wanna make my own King Bao has also written a book. Like, we're all gonna give this away for free.   Because people and here's the thing. If you have the information and you decide that you're gonna play the game anyway, okay, that's on you. But everyone deserves to at least   know.  

And Right. For anyone who's listening,   stop having fucking fear. Stop being scared of everything. Stop being scared of that if you don't pay your bill, this is gonna happen. Body body body. Like, stop being so fucking scared. Just fucking trust some   universal god or whatever you believe in. Like, have some freaking faith here.  

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The the only thing that has   fear   is us humans.   The plants do not care about tomorrow.   The the birds and the bees don't care about tomorrow. Like, oh my god. No. I have food. No. They just live. That they they Yes. 100%   trust  

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and believe that everything's gonna be hide. The creator will That's how it works. But and I who said that? There was somebody that said that in one day, we have, like,   I don't I don't know what the exact number was. Let's say that we have   11,000   negative thoughts in a day. Like I mean, I mean, that used to be me, but it let's say I go outside and I'm gonna drive to the store and I was like, oh my god. What if I get hit? Or what if the store is closed? Or what if the thing I'm gonna buy is sold out? Like, why why don't you just say,   oh my god. I'm gonna go to the store and I get there and they have everything I want. And then, oh, it was on sale and that like, why are people not thinking like that? Why would you think the negative thing? You're like almost causing it to yourself.  

And the day I hurt my knee, like, after I did it, and people are like, oh my god. Are you okay? I was like, you hurt like a bitch. And I'm just laughing. I was like, I totally did that to myself   because I went down to the class that day,   and I've had knee injuries in the past. Right? And I look at this one guy in the class, and he has this very, like, interesting looking knee sleeves. And I I was like, oh, what are those? And he's like explaining, you know, they're really good blah blah blah. And I'm looking. I was like, wow. I need some of those. And I'm thinking, you know, because my knees. Yeah. They totally would need some of that. And then I start thinking about my knees and how they're not great.   Boom. Snapped the fucking knee in that class. And I was like, I totally made that happen.  

And then I was like, oh my god. I'm so sorry I'm accidentally hurt. No. And I was like,   this is brilliant because I did it to my first knee and it took about 3 months to be fine. And I was like, how fast can I fix this knee? It took 7 days. And I was like, now I can use this story   to help educate people, because you don't need this this long time to heal. And then at the same weeks, you know, Joe got hit by a van on his knee. Yeah. With the boyfriend   dog and his dog at Parvo. And he just treated him, like, Parvo is gone in days at home with just ace, Ace Man and Badalins and and,   what did he do? Golden seal and charcoal or something. Wow. I was like, we don't need anything.  

So every time something and here's the thing, who would I if I didn't have any if I had never had issues or if I never hurt myself, who am I to help somebody? You know? You gotta go through it   and actually   experiment. And I'm not saying I wanna get hurt. Hell no. No. Like, okay, maybe maybe we're done now, you know? But I've hurt literally every part of my body, and if I hadn't done so, who would I have been to try to help somebody? And who how could I say that? Yes. I know that all of these issues can be reversed because I reversed all of mine. And I'm   what's today? I turned 39 in 2 weeks, and my body is freaking better than when I was 15.  



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Wow.   But that's the thing. If   if you are   digging into how your system, how your human   body works   with the salts,  

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you you mentioned that on on on the show with, I think it was with Jost, but when you were just hiking and stuff like that, you only need celtic sea salt. That's it. Yes. That's the thing. People need to know this stuff too. You can't just go to the store and buy whatever salt. Because it's not going to be the same. So I don't know. I use doctor Barbara Salt, the Selena   Natural.   I like her. I trust her. So, I mean, I'm sure there are other   brands too, but I would   say before you go out there and buy stuff, do some research and make sure that these are people that you truly trust. And I don't mean just some random fucking influencer online. Like, who are they, and what do they actually do? And are they just taking a paycheck right now?  

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Exactly. Or affiliate marketing?  

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I don't think it's wrong to get paid by companies. Absolutely fucking go for it. But you gotta be selective.   And if something feels wrong, don't do it just because they're paying you. You if you if you because   I can sit online   and I will promote the hell out of a product I don't get paid for   instead of or I can promote something I can pay for. It shouldn't be the the weighing factor. Like, if I use something and, oh my god, this is the shit, and they don't wanna pay me, am I gonna no. That I'm not gonna tell anybody. Like, it's No. No. True. True.  

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I got my own water system.   Oh, uh-huh. Yeah. It's, Berkeley. So it's,   so I I I heard you talking about.  

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Yeah. But I got Canyon and let us have a controller machine.  

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Yes. But the thing is you have to plug it into a power, socket.   The the system I got is without power socket. So it's Oh. Like 2,   what's it called? 22 things stacked together. And you got 2 water filters and and it's sippling down.  

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You can do also with the fluoride filter on it. So that's an extra I would love to know. Like, can you show me? So I have a distiller machine now, and then after I distill it, I filter it. And then the Cation water, we have Cation water in the gym, so it's not like mine. So I I go and get it sometimes. I don't do that every day. Yeah. It is 100% good because it filters out so much stuff that we are not have to have in our water.  

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But this is the same thing with the Celtic sea salt. If you have to dig into it,   I think it's 20 92 minuteerals of the 9 96, I think.   96 minerals. Yeah. Yeah. So that's why I'm powering up when I'm, walking in the sun. I'm feeling a little bit tired, feel a little bit whatever. I'm gonna take a few grains of salt in my mouth just like that's it. And   I swear with my copper bottle,   I'm gonna talk my water.  

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You know what? I need to buy a copper bottle right now. Do you wanna know something funny about copper?   I'm so I'm from Sweden. When I was when I was a kid, I you know, probably   ADHD whatever. But I remember my, they couldn't figure out, you know, what was going on with me. My mom wasn't really much for doctors in general, so I didn't get diagnosed or anything. But then my mom started getting sick and she started going to the doctor and they told her, true story, they told her that she had too much copper in her body which had made me hyperactive.   What kind of bullshit is that? I got copper. I Joe gave me these copper balls, like I treat my hands with them. And then, actually, I I wanted to buy the the the the liquid copper   Mhmm. Just like the colloidal gold and silver. And then I actually wanna buy a copper bottle. Now now you say it. Let me see. Can we find it on Amazon? I'm trying to get out of Amazon, but I still the, Vigadraziv,  

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which makes,   heliopsychosis   podcast,   has them in his web shop.   I don't know if he's shipping to America.  

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He has a great, I should figure it out. Yeah. Send me the link for that. What about this? Here here's an Ayurvedic   copper bottle. I'm all about the Ayurvedic stuff. That's it. Because the You were also handcrafted  

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leak proof Ayurvedic water bottle. Yes. Because there are some mandelas and stuff like that on it. So I've called called OTM?   OTM. Could be.   I don't know.   You see it? Yeah. I see it. Yeah. That's that's it. If this one is good.  

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I'm gonna do some research on this one, but It's like 40 or $50.   So that $39.  

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Yeah. That that's it. That's it. You need that one.   What does it sound like? Is I talked to my water also because water has,   a lot of memory in it. This is  

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something that I I was saying yesterday to people to not put their phones   near their water. Exactly.  

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Exactly. That's a funny thing that just like you mentioned   before we are done that you you get involved with so many people.   Uh-huh. And the right people are coming on your path. But it's the same people that are doing the same things. Like, I work barefoot   in the forest. Maybe not with the temperature now because it's really, like,   dropping down here in Europe.   Thing is, normally, I work barefoot  

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on on on the ground and stuff like that. Yeah. It's getting colder too, but living in the MMA gym, I'm barefoot basically all the time. I I'm the woman who used to collect shoes. I had, like, 300 pairs of shoes. When I moved here, I have Oh, shit. Maybe I have maybe 5 pairs. I mean, I still have things stored,   but I brought 5 pairs of shoes with me, and I barely use them. Because I'm technically barefoot unless I go outside. Right. And when it was warm here, I would go outside because of it too.  

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What? So so you call missus Markos, but I think missus Markos had the biggest shoe,   amateur   shoe,   collection in the world. She was the from the from the from the guy from Marcus. He was a dictator, I think.   And she had so many, I think, thousands of pairs of shoes.   Yeah.   But the funny thing is you you just mentioned it before, like, you you were homeless, like, oh, oh, 1 year. You you you dematerialize   your things. Right? But the funny thing is, I say that, like, oh, I'm I'm turning homeless. I still have a address because you need one here in the Netherlands. Where are you gonna Insurance and all that stuff. But I check all my stuff   for for addresses. Like, my sister has some stuff for me. My mom has some stuff with me. A friend of mine has some stuff for me on the attic. And the other one,   my ex girlfriend, she has it now in her cellar. Just like, oh, shit.  

I pretend to be homeless   with no shit, but it's stuff that in all the other places. Right? But   yeah. I'm I'm looking for   a a camper van  

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Uh-huh. To, do my So what the one you have now, do they own it?  

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What? I'm sorry?   The one you're in now, that's not yours? Yes. That's mine, but I had to sell it.   Oh. Oh, got it. Got it. Okay. So tomorrow, I'm gonna get some money. I found  

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I would like spacing and all kinds of stuff. I found,   like, the perfect thing on, I gotta show you, on Amazon Marketplace.  

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Okay.  

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Wait. How do I   find it? Where's the Amazon Marketplace?   I don't know how to find it on my phone. I I saved it. I don't know if it's sold yet, but it it was like   the most beautiful they had renovated this little camper,   home, and it's Okay. Just the most beautiful thing I've ever seen.   And I'm like, I just don't know where to keep it now because I can't I can't buy it right now. Where the hell am I am I even gonna store this thing? Right. I don't know how to Could I ship it to the Netherlands?   Like, it's and it did it it looks better than most apartments. And it has everything, washer and dryer and like   Wow.  



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Well, that's basically what I need. I need a mobile home to do my podcasting, my guitar on TikTok,   and to do my con content creation.  

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Do you know what they did on on I went in on the Facebook, and where the button used to be for the marketplace, it's now Facebook   dating.   Oh, shit. I'm good. I'm good.   Okay. I don't know how to find it, but it was beautiful.  

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The funny thing is,   you mentioned it also in the podcast with Joost. With the technology nowadays, we can talk to each other. We can interact as humans.   If you see nowadays, a lot of people are just looking at the black screen. You're just like, what the fuck is going on with you guys? Because you just can have a conversation if you want to with a noble human being across the room. But if you see the newer generation, they were sitting   in a circle on a bar. They have no socialization   skills. No. Just like, you wanna order a beer? Yeah. Sure.   What the fuck? I mean, you just can ask him just like, you wanna order a beer?  

That makes no sense to me at all. But Nope. I like the the   the the thought that I'm homeless tomorrow. I have a small car where I'm gonna pack my rucksack in and some some other stuff.   And I'm back to basics, and I'm,   probably going to the woods. I have my hammock   and a good blanket. And just, like, you know, every day, a new Sunday when the sun's rising on a different   part of Mhmm. Wherever the fuck I am?  

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Yeah.  

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So tell me, Max.   So you are into MMA for now for 3 months, but you were also an athlete. How did you come to be,   practicing   to to,   to to do to go to the championship for miss bikini? Is this something that people ask you to or that you wanna train to and you're gonna how how does it work?  

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So I've basically trained my whole life. My dad was,   always he he was like, you know, you can do whatever you want, but you gotta do something active. So I play tennis for   probably, like, 13 years or something, and then I danced.   And then when I was about 15, I started going to the gym with my I had mostly guy friends. I would go lift with the with the guys. And I did that for a long time, and I, you know, barely ever trained legs and just got, like, a big upper body.   Right. I didn't know back then. And then I I did actually, I did one kickboxing class once, and that's how I tore my my knee, the first one. And then I was like, oh, damn it. And I'm, you know, stubborn. No crotches. No nothing. Moved to the United States, and my mom is like, are you sure you're gonna move now when your knee is broke? I don't give a shit. You know? Just jumping on one leg with my suitcases.  

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Go in.  

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Yeah. I didn't have any crotches this time either.   Not saying you shouldn't. It's probably not good for, like, imbalances. But,   so I've always trained, came over here, and then I actually   met, like, a a bodybuilding competitor out, in New York. I'd just come to New York. There was, like, an event. I didn't even know what it was. I meet this bodybuilder woman, Daniela Bailey, one of the most famous. Right? And I spoke to her and she's like, wow. She's so sweet. And, like, she's so muscular, but still so pretty. You know?   Uh-huh. And I was like, I like that. You know? I wanna be like that. I don't necessarily wanna be as big as she is, but Mhmm. I I it just inspired me. So I got home and started googling   how to be a bodybuilder. You know? Right.  

Like, I had trained for so long, but I never done anything, like, routine wise about it.   So I started, you know, experimenting, and I tried one of those NPC shows, like the traditional bodybuilding.   But I didn't know back anything back. I'm the one who sent an email to the to the federation and asked if it was okay to take a diuretic   from the from the herbs.   Right. And I bet they just laughed at me. They're like, bitch, everyone's shooting steroids here. Like, I didn't know.   So I went and competed and kind of also realized when I saw all of these people in person, I was like,   yeah.  

That I yeah. I don't know. So I did 2 shows, but then   I was like, I don't wanna take drugs. Like, that's just not for me, and I'm not gonna be able to look like these people. So I was like, I don't think this is for me. I'm gonna live the life, but I'm not gonna compete.   So I only did the 2 shows. It's, like, 11 years ago or something. 11, 12 years ago. And then fast forward, I started just living, like, a crazy   prep life,   weighing my food and training like crazy. Everything was so routine, but it wasn't for anything, if that makes sense. Okay. Like, I would do I did a couple of photoshoots, but the same, I didn't really like that either. I'm a I'm a creative brain. I need to be the creative behind art, or it's not for me. People are like, oh my god. You should model more. You're such a good model. I said, fuck that. Like, I just don't like it. I need to be the brain behind art.   And so every now and then, I do a shoot that I coordinate myself and plan it out and, you know, all like that. But it's just not for me as I'm not saying I couldn't do it. I just don't like it. Just keep keep it alone. You know? Yeah. Yeah. You gotta do what you like. Right? What you like. I like to create art, and I like to create art with other people and sometimes with myself, but,   more with other people. And,   it was, I think, it was in 2019,   like, right before COVID,   a friend of mine said, you know, Max, like, you live this crazy life and you, like, train all the time and eat so well. Why don't you compete? And I was like, nah. Try that. Not for me. I don't like it. Well, I have a friend who does this thing, and she showed me this WBFF   thing. Right? And I was like, oh, this is pretty cool. Like, all the costumes, and it was like Victoria's Secret runway for Muscle. Right? Uh-huh.  

And I was like, well, that's kinda cool. So I had a a phone call quickly with the woman that used to be my coach, and I was like, you know what? Fuck it. I'll try. Why not? I'll try one time.   And then I went on prep and   COVID hit. So, obviously, all the competitions got canceled.   So the federation ended up doing, like, a a virtual competition just for everybody that have been working so hard for so long. So we went on the camera and basically competed on the screen.   So I did 2 of those just for fun, and they didn't even ask anyone to, like, diet down. They were just like, go. I'm the way you are.   And I ended up getting a pro card.  

So I I got and I was like, oh, wow. So by the time that they kicked off the shows again, so this was November 2020,   I already had a pro card. So my first real show was a pro   show. Like, I never did an amateur show. And I went in on my first pro show, and I won the whole thing.   And then I had got a crown and everything, and I was like, oh, shit. I mean,   I just I was like,   start doing this. You know? I I guess I do this now. Like, okay. Fine. And I really love being on stage because we don't you know, it's very, like, just   improvise and I'm not gonna say people have structured routines, but it's about, like, your energy, your attitude, like, fucking be you. Just Right. Up dancing. I just loved it. And I was like, yes. This is fun. I did a bunch of shows, so I won 2 USA shows, and then I won the world title in 23.  

Wow. I did, you know, I did I did worlds,   4 times total. So I won the 4th time. So it wasn't my first world show I'd won.   But it was just so much fun. The only thing that I felt was missing   was I want to do public speaking.   I don't want people to come and look at me for what I look like. I want you to listen to me. And that was, like, my missing   piece in the in the competing. Like, I'm a and I mean, like, I'm a very vocal person. Everybody knows. Like, even on the shows, I'm just very vocal. I try to make things better, blah blah blah. And,   in 2023,   so I won then. And then it it was a whole drama with this.  

So   I don't know, like, all the details, but, you know, people drama shit, whatever. And there was this online famous dude that talks shit that started making a bunch of shit about all the people that won that year. So it was me and, like, everybody else that won the different categories. They said that we all bought bought our wins. They said, oh, yeah. They all bought their wins. You know, they didn't win fair and square. And I was like, I don't give a fuck. I know what I did for that crown. I don't give a fuck what you think. And, like, my friend said, Max, do you see all this drama online? I said, stop sending it to me. I don't give a shit. Right. And everyone's like, people were crying and, you know, everybody people get really hurt.   And I just said, stop fucking show I don't fucking care. I was like, I won that shit fair and square. I know what I that work I put in. And I said, if you know, why the fuck do you care?  

Right. Like, I don't understand that. I am fucking very proud over that crown.   And I will, like and people are like, why you're not making a statement because I don't give a fuck? Like, just   It's it sure is in my fucking life. And then funny story, like, so a lot of people went over to a different federation that is the same fucking drama now. Like, you know, I share. Same shit. Here's birch. Drama is going to be everywhere.   You just pick where you wanna be, and then you don't participate in drama. I don't know what to tell you. There's drama in everything in the entire world. It's not going to be different if you move somewhere else. All you gotta do you have to decide to not participate in drama. I don't speak drama. I don't know the language. It was like my coaches at Tommy Max. Don't talk so much to people that are on other teams. I talk to whoever the fuck I want to. I shit if you say   or they will say, don't wear these clothes on stage. Don't say that. Don't say this. I just do whatever the fuck I want. So I said, if people only knew   if if there was any politics involved in that show, I would never win. Because I am the whiny bitch who always complain, and that's what they thought. Complained. But I'm like, I just wanna make things better. I wanna improve things and make things better, so I always speak up.  

Whether people like that or not. If you don't like it, okay, I'm sorry. But at the end of the day, you always get further that way. I never fucking lie. I don't talk shit about people behind their back. It was sometimes somebody said, oh, Max, This person said you're talking shit about me. What do you mean? I said it to your fucking face. Like, what are you talking about?   Like, come on, people. I don't do this bullshit.   I don't know what that is. So   So, like, I've and I love it. And then last year, I was gonna compete again,   like, defend my title, basically.  

And, I started my prep in January, so I prep for 8 months. Like, I do a long solid perfect prep. And people think, oh, it's you're genetically blessed. No. I'm not. Screw fuck you. I just work. I work hard, and I work long. That's how I prep, and that's how I managed to also not really cut my food very much. I think I never went under, like, 23 100 calories for a prep, and I don't do cardio. Like, you know, if you prep for 8 months as perfect as I do, it's probably gonna work pretty good for you too. Right. So I started the prep, and then I saw the the podcast with King Bao and Alex Jones, where he said, I wanna eradicate childhood malnutrition from the planet. And I was like,   like goosebumps, you know? And I hit him up and I said, what's this? Tell me everything. And he told me about it and I'm just like straight goosebumps,   the entire conversation.  

And then after that, I have a phone call with my coach about the competition and I feel nothing.   I can't feel anything about it. So I told her, I don't know if I'm going to compete. I can't explain it, but I'm not sure. I'll keep doing my prep. But I was like, I could not put my mind on it. All I'm thinking about is saving these kids.   Right? And then I and then I explained to her one day, I said, I'm not gonna compete. And this is why I said, I   have this,   opportunity to truly save children's lives. And I I still to this, like, I just Yeah. Absolutely.   Talk about it. And I said, I can't feel that feeling for the show. And the year before when I won my world title, I had that feeling for that competition all year. And that's why   I won that shit. And now I'm like, I don't feel it. I can't go in and half ass that. I need to save lives.  

Right. And I don't know. Maybe I'll compete again.   But I I don't know. I'm just like, I just need to do what feels right for me. Mhmm.  

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That's your level of the things that you do right now. It it's gonna set you up, level up, and then   eventually, when you find some things like that,   especially with the nutrition and the path that you follow yourself that works for yourself   Yes. That's way when you wanna scream it on the top of the building, like, come on, guys. You know, we can save this world by some really cool things because,   I'm an ambassador of Aloivea too because I was in the show, or had,   Skunko fill in the show, and he was talking about that. And I listened to the story   that King Bao saved literally   his ass because he was, you know, you know, he had only a few months to live.  

And   then when you dig into the the product   that a lot of people   with stage,   cancer,  

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but but also with with breaking You know why I got shut down from the freaking social media? Oh. Well, I think I had a lot of restrictions or whatever, but there was a a man that was given 14 days to live.   The doctor said there was nothing more they could do for him.   So I put him on a lot of ace man, and then I mean a lot. 9 weeks later, it looked like he had never been sick.   9 weeks.   And,   I started sharing these stories, and I had a bunch of them. You know, people literally thanking me for saving their lives. And then I didn't have an Instagram anymore.  

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Oh, yeah. But you can tell that kind of shit, Max. You can help the world with good things. Like,   put put your feet in the fucking soil or walk on a forest. Take some fucking  

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salt. Take some other way, which is, well, as a management But that's why when we speak about it, what we'll do now, but if you hear me go online, I never say I never say that. We only speak about ace men and in beta lanes. We don't treat, hear, heal, or cure anything. Joel put a disclaimer on this gung ho filled documentary. This is only for entertainment purposes. Like, it's ridiculous. No? Fucking We have to say, no. It doesn't do anything. It's just like some people took it, and now they feel good. I don't know what really happened. Oops. Right. You know, so that's That's why I'm on Pod Home FM. I can't be I can't be censored anymore. Everything is gonna be   via that platform. It's gonna be There are platforms everywhere that we can use for this. So, I mean, Rumble and x, but then I'm starting a new one now that is kind of I mean, they they pop up all the time, and I'm just hoping that they stick through and don't get, you know, bought out or threatened Yeah. That's that's the doing the bathroom.  



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That's the   the trigger point. Right? Because I'm on Rumble, so I'm gonna upload this version after I'm edit I'm not editing anything out. I just edit it for the video with my intro, outro, all that fucking stuff. Put it on Rumble directly because I'm using, like, normal PC Windows.   I think that you use Apple, so there is Ecamm.   So that's why you're on all the platform extreme, which is fucking great because it it's spares you so much fucking energy and stuff like that. Ecamm on PC?   No. Not yet. No. You're working on it. But there's probably other  

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let me see. No. It's from. But I'm sure there are other platforms,   with similar streaming services. Right? They don't do TikTok, though, which is a little annoying. Like, TikTok, you have to do separate. I can do it. TikTok shop shot me down the other they took down my account the other week, and then I got it back, but now I have 0 views.  

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Well, I know that on on Pod Home FM, I can do it live streaming with with, all that stuff. But,   I have to figure out how because the software   is a little bit,   heavy. But now that my biggest producer thank you, Yoast.   My biggest producer is gonna give me or gave me this this laptop.   I have better data and better,   intern,   whatever the fuck.   So I can probably,   run that kind of software better. But I have to figure it out because tomorrow, I'm living in my car. Now they're in my beautiful apartment with my beautiful   painting and stuff like that. So it's gonna be challenging, and I love it. You just see it on my face. Like, I'm gonna be homeless.  



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Everything would be fine. You're not gonna be homeless. Just just say I mean, I know I said it too, but just   say that you living your dream home. That's all you 100%.   Just Whatever   is going. The heart in the head, that's my home. You know? When when it's when I'm fine here, I'm fine it hard. That's it. That's all I need. That's all I need. Yeah. Actually, I was gonna so I got a message from somebody today, and anyone who's, followed me for a long time know that, you know, it obviously started with a competition. I would post pictures on myself and training and whatever. And that's how I gained a lot of followers.   Because so I got famous for my abs, which is great and all. I had 9 of them, and that was super cool. But then I stopped posting pictures of myself because I want people to listen to me. And now even like, I got a message today. You seem cool and very passionate.  

You're not influencing anybody when you get shut down. Your looks is what gets you an audience. Soften your tone. And I say, you know what? Don't go fuck yourself.  

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Right.  

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If that's then if that's what you do, I'm not saying it's wrong to show your body. Fucking go for it, people. You can do it something. If you want to, do it. But if that is all like,   I don't want to lower myself to that level. Like, that's just I don't mind showing things sometimes. Like, I post one pic to the other day talking about my fast and my non training   and showing that I'm still maintaining my muscle, and that photo gets more reach than anything else I do. Isn't that fucked up?   And I also get annoyed, you know, when you do this this caption speaking about, oh my goodness. You're so sexy. Oh, go. Just shut up. You know? Yeah. Don't give a fuck. You don't even need to say that. Like, I understand that people mean well. Uh-huh. But you don't need to go on my post and say that I'm sexy. I don't give a fuck. Read the caption and say something clever. It's just a picture. It's not asking you for a for advice or help or Yeah. Just a comment. And also,   did you ever read the 5 love languages?  

You know the 5? Love language? Love languages. There's love languages.   The different things that makes people feel loved. So there's, acts of service,   there's, physical touch,   words of affirmation,   gifts, or quality time. So these are the 5 love languages. And let's say that you your love language is words of affirmation. You feel loved when I tell you things. Like when I compliment you or something. But I don't know that, and I keep all the time kind of like being touchy with you. You're not gonna feel loved because I'm giving you the wrong language. Right? That's why a lot of children grow up, and they don't feel loved. Maybe the parents were trying, but they were trying in the wrong way. So everyone has different things that trigger them. And I always tell people, words   do not work on me. I do not care for words.  

It's super easy. A lot of people use words and they have no action behind them. So if you come to me and use I'm just I'm just like, I don't listen to words. I read people. I read your energy. I read your actions. So if you come to me and you say,   oh my god, Max. You're so beautiful. Okay. Cool. Like, I don't really care. It doesn't do anything for me. And if you come to me and say, Max, I fucking hate you. You're a dumb cunt. Okay. Cool. It doesn't do anything for me. I'm I don't know how to explain it. I don't care for either thing.   They don't and I I that's people say, Laguna, I don't care about haters online, but I don't care for the love either. Like, come and fucking show that you want to do something good for the world.  

Show an action and prove yourself. That's how you get my fucking attention.   You come on and you fucking save some lives. You have all my respect, and I will answer you. Like a doer. But if you come and you think that I'm gonna respond to you because you said I'm beautiful, I don't give a fuck. What the fuck are you doing? Energy.  

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Yes. It's too bad. It's too   and it That's not how this the official   world works. Yeah. But but but we're living in a world where everybody thinks like, oh, I got no fucking talent, so let put my boobies on fucking screen. And and, all of a sudden, I made money on OnlyFans and that and all that stuff. I make fun of it all the time because a lot of people are really thinking like, okay.   I got nothing else to to, well, to show the world.   Yep. So let's get, naked or whatever. But the thing is I think too that I don't necessarily  

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judge it. I don't think here's the if you   show your body   and your boobs, and you   truly   love doing it, and you feel so happy. And, okay, that's great. But   how many people do that? How many people are truly  

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fucking happy when they do that? Not that many good question because a lot of people, I think, they are in a situation   that they do not have any else left to do. And, of course, we're on a money based system still.  

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It's falling down. Not so much of it. Falling down.  

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But but but the thing is,   it's still one of the the the payment methods. Right? So if you are into the money kind of stuff and it's easier for for for example, for for men   being on OnlyFans.  

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Well, good luck to that, man. Well, that's the problem with that industry also though is I have a lot of friends who work with it.   All of these women or men too for their mind, they're not gonna be needed soon because they're replacing you with AI. They don't need you anymore. Do you know how much porn is created with AI these days?   They don't need you anymore.   So, like, you think that that was gonna save you? It doesn't because they don't need you either. So Right. For anyone who thought that was gonna be, like, the solution for you, it's not. Because you're gonna lose that too, unfortunately. Right. Unless we all fuck up and do something. Exactly. If you do something like when I went to,  

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when I was talking to to to Phil,   and he was talking about the Alaviya, listening to the story of King Bao. I was digging into the product just like, woah. Wait a minute. It's not only for my health and for this for the stem cell and and all this stuff. Everything. For my own body? Wait a minute. I'm gonna save kids.  

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Yes. And I don't have kids myself. I'm 51 years,   young. A little more? Good job. Yes. Yes. Good job. Yeah. Thank you.  

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So I would think, like, I do not have any kids and stuff like that. I'm a big child myself, still. Rob, Rob, Robby, Robby. But,   I would think like, okay, what can I do for the world? So that would be the perfect   thing. Just like, okay, I'm I'm putting in my my link tree. Let's see what happening. I haven't promoted it yet too much because I'm was I was doing I'm doing a lot of stuff created.  

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Whenever you're ready, you just let us wait. So who   who,   did you get on board with Skunk?   Yeah. Or, like Yeah. Okay. Well, whenever you're ready, you just tell us.   Like, whatever you need,   if you want us to come on a podcast and educate people,   like, whatever you need. You know? We're all working together. We're all helping each other. So whatever you need from us, just tell us. Oh, I I I was reaching out the other day,  

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in the beginning when it was on a website   to change the website a little bit from the languages because I know German, Dutch, and English. Yeah.   So,   and well, we're gonna talk about that that that later. We could do it in Dutch  

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too. I don't know. What if I say something and you just repeat it in Dutch, and then you can   create, like, a little Dutch commercial. Because I started doing it in Swedish now. I'm from Sweden, so I started doing some in Swedish. Right. But just I can do that for comfortable for people. With with different voices? I was always in a, like, a little bit of an actor,  

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like, any plays and stuff like that. I I did some some stuff. Yeah. You wanna hear some I created buttons on my thing here with different voices.  

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Oh, cool. Oh, shit. Oh, wait. Can you hear that? Oh, shit. You hear I hear that. Or Fuck you.   Oh, is that the the learning sheet where you can put your own stuff in? That's my voice. I won't. I had I had an entire conversation with myself the other day with 2 of the voices. I'm like, you're gonna  

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ask them, like, who do you call out? So Dude, that's that's so funny. I was I was talking to snake Turbanet, shout out for snake again,   about voices. And we have so many people in our group   that are really good with, I am the governor.   I need another schnapps.   And then,   my name is Parsha Brell.   Let me tell you how funny things went to the bone. And I like to do the the the the stuff too, but these guys are just like   the bomb.   Just like even they had one conversation. I was, it was on Vika's show,   and they called in with another voice.   So   Vika was thinking that he was talking to the real guy, but it was just someone who impotated someone else.  



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Yeah. Oh, fucking fuck. Oh my god. That's hilarious.  

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Wait. You don't even need AI. See? No. You don't. You the funny thing is   even if I'm sitting down here now, the it it's a little bit,   what's it called,   soulless   now. Because I I had a lot of stuff like,   I love colors and stuff like that. So I was putting up my camera and just like, woah, what the fuck? This is not the normal colors that I have, like green and red and stuff like that. But this is one of my paintings that I made.   This is like the colors that I like.   But on screen right now, I I use another camera.   I don't I don't know why I'm talking about that right now. But but oh, yeah. It feels   like empty.  

Uh-huh. I put everything out that's from   my heart and my feeling, my soul   that I so I created my own home.   So tomorrow, when I'm gonna take this one off,   then it's not my home anymore. You know what I'm saying?  

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Well, that's yeah. You just bring the the the home with you. Yeah.  

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Yeah.   And let's talk about tattoos because I saw that you have some of them.  

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A lot of them. Yeah. A lot of yeah. I have a done here's the thing. I would I it hasn't really been a priority for me. I have barely done anything in about 7 years, But I feel like soon it's time to do something, but it needs to have, like, spiritual meaning for me now.  

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Because everything that you have meaning for you or it has a purpose?  

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Yes. Kind of. Like, everything is a memory, if anything. Everything is a memory of something because all of my tattoos   were created   during a time or in a place   that that is, like, in my heart still.   So it they it doesn't mean the tattoo itself has a meaning, but I remember, I can tell you about all the tattoos I made and where I was at that moment,   and what I was thinking and why I got it. Right.   What's the most painful tattoo that you got? Because I think the neck is like I think these days, I physical pain doesn't hurt bother me at all. No. You can got to that point. Right. Like, I can I've had so much injury pain,   and my solution for getting through so I had a malpractice case on my arm,   and my body,   even from when I was young, it doesn't take medication, which I'm happy about. Obviously, that was for a reason. If if you give me a medication, my body   eliminates it. So they couldn't ease my pain from the arm. The first time when I broke it, they put it back in place. It couldn't even, they couldn't even put me to sleep.  

Like, I was awake and yeah. So I my body is rejecting medication. Like, if they gave me anything, it would just make it worse. So I just suffered through, and that's how I started leaving my body because I was like, this is unbearable. I'm gonna die from the pain. Like, I am in so much pain. I'm not gonna be able to do this. So I started medication?   Yes. Well, I can't astro travel really, but I can get out of myself. I'm still hovering above my body. I'm not leaving leaving, which but that's the next step. So that's how but I did it without knowing it. I didn't even know. I just think that   I tried so hard to not feel the pain that I just, like   it's almost like that feeling of   like, I'm I know that. Body's there. I know the pain is there, but it's almost like just in the background. And that's how I got through a lot of my pain. And this is same with tattoos. I can just shut it off. But   I did get my feet bamboozed in Thailand when I was very young, and that was brutal. But it wasn't so much the tattoo pain. It was, like, a 100 and +4   Fahrenheit degrees. It was so hot.  

And it was I was just, like, in the vibe, and it took so long. So that was probably the worst. The neck didn't hurt at all. It tickled me. And I did the stomach and the neck you. Oh, shit. Yeah. I did the stomach at the same time as the neck.  

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What? You so you got 2 2 archis working on your body?  

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No. She was kind of, like, jumping back and forth there somehow.  

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Oh, you're a badass girl.  

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Physical pain here's the thing.  

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The physical You can shut it off. I know what you're trying to say, but after 7 hours.  

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The physical is mental.  

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I know. I know. I I can shut it off. I I've I've been   seeing my body twice   with with some, with some pain also. So I saw myself lying down,  

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and I had to wake up because otherwise But it it wasn't always like this. So I would I would suffer a lot before, but I was always against medication.   So   I definitely understand when people say that something hurts. I totally get it. Like I was there, and that's how I get out of it. That's how I trained myself to not feel it, because I'm like, this cannot be it. This cannot be life. And I've always known how bad meds are and what they do to you. So that was just never an option. So after my surgery, I had surgery over 3 days.   They thought I had compartment symptoms, so my whole arm turned blue.  

And they had to go back in again, so I got a blood clot. And, you know, like, after the surgery, they couldn't ease my pain, so   I suffered. Trust me. Like, I suffered to the point where I thought I was going to die.   And that's how the journey started of getting through the pain. And I told them, I will only take the they gave me pain meds to go home from the hospital,   and I said, I'm only taking them for the 1st couple of days, I said, and then I won't take them. And they just look at me. This was in Sweden.   So they give you like a schedule for how to cut down of medication in Sweden. So typically, they do it over whatever period of time, months maybe. And I said I'm only taking it for a couple of days, so give me the schedule for a couple of days and that's it. So then I was laying in my aunt's apartment,   bathing in my own sweat for a week,   just suffering through.  



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Oh, fuck.  

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I was not yet there back then with where I could, like, turn it off. But after that, I've had some serious pain after that. And I mean, some serious pain. Like, I got a herniated disc, right before my competition   in 23.   And it was to the point where, you know, it hurt so bad that it would turn black in front of my eyes. I almost crashed my car. My arm would go numb. And that's how I read the Joe Dispenza, Becoming Supernatural.   I read that book over and over and over again for the whole week.   And in 1 week,  

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my herniated disc was gone. Like, it was completely normal. 1 week And I wanna dig into that. Because you were talking about manifesting and that you could almost manifest   directly.   Do you think that when you work out, when your mind is setting well, so with meditation and stuff like that, with good food, So taking care of your own temple,   it helps you   to manifest   easier  

[01:06:52] Unknown:

than with all the sugar and alcohol and all the stuff. Because I've been there, but I will note from It's putting blockage in you. It's blocking you. It's the same with the Ace Mannen. So I have a lot of energy workers right now that I have gotten on board on the immune product, the Ace Mannen.   And all of them have said that their energy work with their clients have gotten to a whole new level because they have no blockage.   They have no allergies, meaning their breathing is great all the time. They can oxygenate their brain properly.   Their visions gets stronger. It gets faster. So 100% yes. So eating clean, not putting shitting, removing   all your toxins,   Of course, that's gonna make you better at being energy work or spirituality, whatever. Yes. 100 freaking percent.  



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I was going to Peru, like,   the end of October.   And,   to prepare to go to I so I was with the Indians, like the Shipiba   Indians,   on the Incas, original Incas.   And I did Ayahuasca   4 times,   Campbell and San Pedro. But before the trip,   I had to manifest my trip to there. And I had to clean my body. I'm basically like a rock and roll junk. Right now. It's a whole project. Mhmm. Yes. So I was, I was drinking, smoking, fucking, whatever.   You know? But then I had something like, okay, if you wanna do this, Rob, there's only one thing you can do   is to   prove   not only by talking, but by doing. Like, I was it was the 10th   August that I quit   smoking and drinking like This year?  

This year. Yes.   So, basically,   I live in well, that's not a fucking excuse, but I live in the Netherlands. So I was, smoking weed since I was 12  

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until my I mean, I guess it's not bad. It's not you need to get it from Skunkle Phil, though.  

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It's clean or cat. Motor to to the Netherlands too because we got the best fucking weed in the whole fucking world. Snoop Dogg   was participating here in a concert, and he went to the coffee shop in Amsterdam, which is a bad idea if you're coming from America.   And you think you can do all the stuff that you do.   And he couldn't fucking   do his thing on stage because he was so fucking stoned.   We got the best weed. We got the best excess seeds. Oh, god. Like But there are no chemicals in there?   No.   So you've got basically nowadays, probably some weed where there's some,   some some chemicals in it. But we have the the old skunk, like the the skunk of Phil. Right? Yeah. So the purple the purple haze and stuff like that. That's the real I don't really know. So I don't smoke weed myself. I don't really know anything about it. But I I think it's perfectly fine for whoever  

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Joel thinks that I need to smoke weed because I'm very   high energy.  

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Oh, yeah. It's break it breaks you a little bit down.   So I did medicate self medication for about   30 years and stuff like that. Even my psychologist once said, I came crashing in.   And she said, what the fuck happened to you? Because, you know, I was settling down and stuff like that. And she said, what the fuck happens, babe? You're on fire. I said,   when World War 3 is going to happen,   I'm the one who started it. So she said, Rob, sit down. What happened? I said, I quit smoking. I quit drinking. I quit it with drugs. Or whatever drugs. Right? So I said, basically,   I'm I'm clean. She said, that's not okay, Rob.  

But What did she say then? Yeah. She said, that's not okay. Even at a period of time,   well, long time ago, like 5 or 6 years ago, that that people around me, like my social network said, come on, Rob.   Smoke a joint, drink a beer, whatever.   But you're you're just so razor sharp.   It's not benefit   the society.   But I went to a trip, so I know what you're saying about the pain.   I had 3 times an inflammation and a perforation of my intestines, and it they took 35 centimeters in 2,018   out.   So I had to change my life dramatically.   Yeah. Like, fucking it up all the time. And that was Did you ever do the beta lens?  



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The what? Product? Did you ever use the beta lens, the limitless?  

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No. No. I only use the beta immune. It reduces,  

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inflammation by 47%.  

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I need that.   Yes. I need that. Because now I'm on a path like, okay, I'm I'm I'm sobered up.   Mhmm. I I didn't smoked.   I used some of the real   Tabak.  

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And I heard you saying you were doing, like, 2 packs a day, like, Tabak, like, 4. I used to back in the days, like, the bad shit. But now Yeah. I just tried Joel's one day, the organic tobacco, and it I mean, it doesn't feel because if I were to smoke now, I, like, I would cough my lungs out. But his tobacco was just, like,   smooth.  

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Oh, shit. That's bad.   Because then you   so what what the Indians do when you come to the village is they'd smoke a lot of mapacho.   Mapacho is the real   sacred,   Tabak. The only original Tabak. It's only nicotine. Nicotine is good for you. Yes. I know. I know. But but, cigarettes is is bad because they put a lot of chemical shit in it. It has, like, 299   chemicals or something, they say. Yes. But real Quebec, like a cigar Mhmm. Like cigar is good.   And not smoke it on the lungs, but cigar is, like, 100% tobacco. If you have the Mapacho, which is Yeah. If it's good tobacco, but it's very young. You can't smoke it over your lungs. Well, when you smoke the marpachio over your lungs, you're gonna shit your fucking pants.   Even for me, like, heavy sugar on the back in the days, not gonna work.  

But   the thing is, if if you if   you know   how your body works and all that stuff, like the nicotine that they're gonna tell you, like the salt, oh, don't use too much salt. You're gonna have a heart attack and stuff like that. Yes. With the table salt.  

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Yeah. And with the food, with the sugar. Poisonous shit just like everything else. Like, people don't understand this.   It's people say, oh, or you talk to people and say, I am healthy. I'm just like, what are you eating? Yeah. But I'm eating, like, vegetables and fruit and, like, chicken and rice. I'm like, where did you buy the chicken? What did they feed it? What did they spray the vegetables with? Like, you have to understand this. Just because you're eating chicken and rice doesn't make you healthy.   Because I woke up person. I came here from Sweden thinking that I was healthy, and I destroyed myself. I had no immune system in my gut. I got streptococcus in my stomach. I was allergic   to, like, 70 foods. Like, it was a shit show. Destroyed my hormones. And I was you know, I still had my I had my binge eating sessions. Like, I would wanna during the week, on certain days, I would eat shitty things too. But I still believe that overall,   I was healthier than most people, and I still got all of these fucking problems. And now I have I was allergic my whole life to dust. I could never breathe. I was a scuba diver, so it was okay. I was just breathing through my mouth thinking meditation was stupid because I couldn't do it anyway. And now I have no allergies.  



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Wow. Get my nose. So breathing is also one of the best things you can do. Think about that you breathe. Okay.   I I tell to people, like, when you say goodbye, just like, oh, keep breathing. Bye. So they think like, keep breathing. That's something wait a minute. That's something I do automatically. Yes.   So so what if you lay down and you and you figure out like, oh, I'm breathing in. I'm breathing out. And do the Wim Hof sometimes,   like, breathing in, out, breathing in, out. But then almost hyperventilating,   and then stop breathing for 2 fucking minutes.  



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I did the breath work session once, and we held our breath for 3 minutes. When the guy told me that first, I look at him and I said, I can't hold my breath for 3 minutes. And he looked at me and said, yes. You can. Yeah. And then we do the session. It was like, you didn't even feel like you needed to breathe after you   do it all. Yeah. Oh, and  

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and and then when you take that that gas of, of, oxygen in and and then hold it for 15 seconds, DMT just like,   that's the fuck. I love that shit. You know, that's high on your own supply.   And I was do just like I said, I I drank a lot of my my so I skip drinking all that stuff.   The the thing is, just like you said,   you have to do it. It's not like I'm gonna tell you what to do or you're gonna tell whatever. No. No. No. That we are examples of what is possible with your life. Like, if you if you look at pictures of me, like,   before I was,   operated or or when I had my surgery, I was almost 100 kilograms.  

I'm now probably down to 80, 85. I'm not that fit because I I'm having a lot in my mind right now. Kid can,   or no. I use excuses not to train,  

[01:16:16] Unknown:

because it's all excuses what we have. I'm the opposite. I have to force myself to not train right now because I'm doing the 10 week functional movement program, and then you can't train. So that's, like, that's also like a brain that's also work because I want to train and I would have to  

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not do it. Oh, that but that's that's the thing. You have to get out of the comfort zone. So if training is your comfort zone, you gotta stop.   What what Max,   so   let's say Friday night, movie night, cozy on a on a whatever the fuck.  

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I don't know what that is. I haven't added TV and, But but what's your what's your thing to, like, food that you say, oh, I can't resist that. If that's on the plate, like, I You know what my weakness is? Yeah. Okay. So I I well, it used to be donuts and shit. But for this, I haven't had sugar. Like, I eat fruit sugar, but that I haven't had sugar in so long. Nuts, that's my weakness. I can destroy   a bag of raw   nuts, like   pistachios,   macadamias,   almonds, like, bull How excited I am. It's my favorite thing in the world.   Oh, you've got it. Always been. When I was a kid, I used to sneak in my mom's cabinet and take all of her almonds she would use for baking and just eat them.  



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Oh, you gotta   check this out. Mhmm.  

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Yeah. Yes. I love nuts. And then I bake my own brownies, which is made of dates, walnuts,   raw unsweetened cacao,   coconut oil,   and that's about it. No. It's really cool, little.   So oh my well, in my way, not like an average person cooking. No. I make delicious steak   and I make delicious dessert. And a lot of people would have no. Most people actually like my brownies. I don't my friend told me once, he's like, these are not brownies. You cannot call them brownies. And I was like, why not? He's like, this is not a real brownie. And then we figured out that dates are good for women that are about to give birth. So we renamed them to birthing bars.  

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Birthing bar.  

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Birthing bars. So my friend, she will be eating. She baked them the entire time before she gave birth. Yes. Oh, wow.  

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But they're so nutritious. Right? So the only I love dates. The only sugar you got is from fructose.   Right? From from from fruits.  

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Yep. Mhmm. And honey So I use dates for my brownies. So it's date date sugar, basically. Right. You eat honey? Like, raw honey? Real honey? Really like it.   I I mean, I know it's good for you. You have your face that you don't like. Just I don't like it. No. I don't like sweet things. I never did. I never liked really sweet things.  

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So what's what's, what's,   normal day for you   doing the stuff that you do right now? So so how does it look like when you wake up until   evening?   What's your schedule?  

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I don't know. It's like, no day is the same as the next. But now for the last few weeks, I've been sitting here on the computer just doing all these lives and editing videos and editing interviews on people's testimonials on Alovea.   I've been just zooming in on my computer, and I was like, I probably need to go outside. So the other day, I went to the mountain because I would I would go outside a lot, but then when I zoom in on something, I zoom in. Like, I need to just finish it. Mhmm. So I don't really have anything, but and now also because I'm not training, it's a little different. But when I came here, so I would go up in the morning, I'll do the vibration plate.   And then before, typically, I would do like yoga,   and some knee over toe training, and then I will go into the training practice,   and do the fighting and everything. But not right now, so I do the vibration plate and the functional pattern, and that's it.  

So the training is really only about an hour right now. Myofascial   release and some functional movements and vibration plate. That's it. Oh, wow. Then today, I ran out and ran a bunch of errands because I started doing some art.   Actually, I can show. Hold on.   Because I've done digital art for so long, but when I was young, I used to do art with my hands.   Oh, cool.   So oh god. This cable is everywhere. Oh, yeah. I did, kind of like so Joel does his blackout art. So I did, like, a blackout, but I did it with pink. Oh, wow. So I went to the store today and bought tape for, like, a $100, all the different color tape because I wanna make a bunch of them. Uh-huh.   And then,   I also started printing some stuff in my wall. Oh, that's actually another girl that made it. Super   cool. But then, I have a bunch of pictures of myself around here.  

Cool. And then I have, actually a new okay. Nobody's seen this, but I have a new collection coming out for my pure blood.   So, this is the first teaser.  

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Oh, wow.   That looks cool.  

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That looks This is probably my best thing I've ever done. So I made it's coming out soon.  

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Right.  

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So I love I love making art just in general. I design everything for pure blood. That was like kind of like a passion project, but it's also like a statement brand because pure blood means unvaccinated.   Good.   Yes. That's how it all started.   And now I wanna make more art with my hands, so like the tape stuff.   Then I used to draw and paint when I was young a lot. Even though I do like doing digital stuff. So I do a lot of graphic design,   all kinds of stuff. Web stuff, web design, ebooks,  

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everything. So you're really creative. Right?  

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Photography, video, that's my biggest passion, obviously.   Yeah. I like to create things. Yes. And now I wanna start getting into more sound.   So that's like the next Into sound?  

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Sound. Mhmm.  

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Okay. So you want to Okay. So I ordered a handpan.  

[01:22:10] Unknown:

A handpan?  

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I ordered a handpan. It's not here yet. 2 yeah. Like that. Yeah. Mhmm.  

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But but there's also a channel which is called,   Mad Max on   Spotify with 3 songs in it. Is that you or is it someone that stole your name?  

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Well, there I'm the only person in the world that spell my name the way I spell it. Yes. But I I was I was looking at,   Oh, no. They spell it differently. Yeah. I I can't see it. No. There's just it's different spelling.   I don't think there is,   But here here it is. Mad. There's a bunch of Mad. Oh, no. That's me. Yeah. It's just a playlist probably.  

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Yes. That's you. It's it's like sing practice 2,025  

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control Oh my god. There is the everything. Oh, that's cool. Yeah. That's all my singing practice. That's what I do when I train my voice. Oh, fuck. That was fucking good.  

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Was that you?  

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No. No. No. It's not me singing. No. Absolutely. It's not. Oh. No. It's just songs that I I've never recorded anything on myself. No. But you will be. I   don't know. We'll see. Well, well, you got the gear?  

[01:23:17] Unknown:

I think you're gonna love I think you're gonna love my skirt. I'm I'm I'm designing a skirt for men.   Yeah. Mhmm.   And I think you're gonna like I'm I I I'm wearing it right now. So Uh-huh. This is the skirt.   There's a pocket right here, which is gonna be with a nude fabric. So it's Oh, you need to show this to Joel.   Yeah. Well, I'm gonna show it to the whole world. So I got Oh, wait. Can we the marketing about this.  

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Here's the fabric. Can you print the picture of me in there?   Yeah. Why? That's so  

[01:23:50] Unknown:

I can't do that because it's just me there. No. I'm just kidding. It's a a friend of mine who made a painting, on, gravity   Uh-huh. Graffiti.   And they printed his   his,   work on silk. So this is one piece of it. So Uh-huh. If I'm gonna buy the whole roll   of fabric,   every single piece is differently. But I can make your face on silk  

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so they can say, like, oh, I got back with me. Okay. You know, stuff like that. Speaking of fabric. So why are you using silk?  

[01:24:23] Unknown:

Okay. Do you know the frequencies of fabric? Yeah. Do you know about that? Of course. Yes. You were talking about it. You know, I'm only wearing normally, only wearing   wool socks or wool clothing.   But I also had to think about my fabrics from my skirt. So I So little it doesn't really work all the time. No. And wool is quite,   expensive and it it it's not always the the good part. But   my skirts, the new ones that I'm having now designed   are going to be,  

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based on linen and and, cotton. So cotton and cotton. Linen cotton. Yeah. Yeah. Oh, so did you know this? If you mix   linen and wool, they cancel each other out. Right? I know. Yeah. I know. So  

[01:25:11] Unknown:

I do only wear, like, cotton?  

[01:25:13] Unknown:

Like, only I'm all a 100% cotton, everything I wear Yes. Pretty much. Or do You know? One that's in a blue moon. I have a couple of girl items that are synthetic, but if I wear them   for 1 hour in a month, you know, fine. But I always told people because I used to love these scrunch butt pants, and I was like, you're literally rubbing chemicals in your asshole all day long. No hormones are fucked up. You know what I don't? I, Bradley, really do not understand. I I do not like football. But, you know, the the soccer in in in in in Europe, you know, big, big sucker. Oh, yeah. I was just thinking around in synthetic  

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stuff   that a a soccer player needs because he's trans   transpirating and sweating and all that stuff. He only Yeah. Uses this for, like,   45 minutes or maybe 1 hour. And then he's gonna get his Gucci or whatever the fuck,   clothing on. Right? Mhmm. But these people are walking around   all day long in a in a completely   plastic   fucking t shirt.  

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Yes. Fuck.   I finally it's been some work actually, but I found a brand now online that makes, like,   nice fitting shorts for women that are 100% organic cotton. Because the problem with the cotton is that it's not always, like, a really nice fit, especially, like, a woman would want something tight.   I went through so many different   pairs.   Like, I ordered and returned and ordered and, finally, I found this. I just ordered, like, 3 massive   packs of them.  

[01:26:44] Unknown:

Just to be sure not to run out. Actually, like, you know, the it's like,  

[01:26:49] Unknown:

yeah, they're just it's it's not like stretchy stretchy, obviously, because it's just cotton, but it Right. You know, it it sits nice.  

[01:26:57] Unknown:

I love it. Tell me, Max, because I I love this conversation already. And and, you know,   just like you said in the beginning, the energy,   you're you're not only copy paste, but you feel the energy, even that we're a 1000 miles away. You know, you feel the energy between the screen and stuff like that.   How did you came interested in the, in the paranormal part, like vampires and all that dark kind of stuff? Because you're you're having a friend, which is an exorcist.   You had a show with him, which was great talking about demons and stuff like that. And you had Yost, my my my fellow human here from the Netherlands, which is a big fan of mine and the biggest producer of the show,   of disorganized productions.  

Tell me a little bit about that.   So you're fascinating about the the paranoia   and about your podcast because you're all like 6, 7 episodes in right now.  

[01:27:51] Unknown:

Yeah.   So the paranormal. I think I've always   I've always been getting signs my whole life, and I I come from Sweden where I'm not gonna say I was an atheist because that's not correct. But I I wasn't really I didn't really believe in anything specific. I'm the one who seeks my own proof,   and I need proof for things. So I didn't believe in god, and I definitely didn't believe in, like, the northern gods and all this stuff. It was more like, it was just interesting. And it wasn't like I said, no. This is not real. But I didn't say, oh, this I believe in it either. Mhmm. But I've always used to get, like, downloads when I was a kid.   Just weird downloads. And I never did anything with it. It was just like, oh my god. You know? I always had so many questions and so many stories and all this stuff. And   now fast forward to now when I, like, understand these things more, I realize that all the things that I went through when I was a kid, it was all signs. And   I played I have a,   a metal band, they're called the Faceless.  

In 2012,   they released a song that is   split up in 3 parts.   Uh-huh. And I   the song   came to me and it called to me. So I saved it down and there the thing is it back then, I didn't really understand why I associated with it. But if you listen to the lyrics,   basically, they're singing about all these things.   And they're singing the end of it, they're singing I am God.   And then I read the Neville collection, and I told my friends and, you know, a lot of my friends are   not necessarily   religious, but   more, you know, Christian people. Right? Mhmm. And they were like, yeah. But this is, like, anti god shit. And, you know, they're saying that I am god, and that's not the case. And I said, well, you're you're you're reading it incorrectly, I said. You gotta you're just   I was like, if you truly read into it, then you gotta make your own   like, you gotta read it so it fits you. Because Right. You know, we can say now. I am go I actually saved it. Hold on. Let me see which one is it. Oh, wait. Can I play it when you're on here? I think you do. Yeah. Hold on.  

I've got the 6th.   Wanna do again?   It's I I I hear it, but it's very far away. Oh, yeah. Well, he's singing I am God, and then he's singing about the, that you are the light and you are the darkness. I am basically I'm the light and I am the demon. And it like, the the entire song and I'm I'm just like, I have somebody that might know them. I was like, I want to talk to these guys   because they also have crying children in the background of the song. And I'm wondering either they knew things   and they wanted to warn people   or they're a part of it. I don't know which one it is. I I can't say. But this song was, like,   2012,   that was like it was like my bible. I listened to the song every day on repeat over and over and over and over again. And I was like clear, you know, the universe were just like stowing me all these signs. Uh-huh. And I didn't even know why is this calling to me? Like, I don't even believe in God. Why is this song calling to me? It's kinda weird because I would also I would be I prayed to the universe for so many years because I'm like, I can't say God because I don't believe in Like, I don't I can't say that. It doesn't feel right. And then fast forward, my first time ever meeting   all of these people from Alovea,   I walked into this room, never met these people in my entire life.  

And I just know this is my family.   And during that day, I spoke to God.  

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Wow.  

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I I don't know what else to say. I saw Jesus too. I gotta like,   they asked us to close our eyes, and they said, you are going to receive a message right now. I saw Jesus and he gave me a hug and said, everything is okay. Like, I I know what I saw. You know? Wow. And I was like, I it comes from a person who doesn't even who never believed in this. Like,   and since that day, it's just, like, spiraled in. And now I'm just what because when you really think about these things, we're talking about the vampires. Right? And then people think, oh, you know, these movies, and the vampires are white, and they're in the dark, and then they did go around and suck everybody's blood. I mean, like,   that's not necessarily   the exact   truth. Like, what is a vampire? Somebody that drinks blood. Right? And basically feeds off of your energy.  

It doesn't have to look in the exact way that you saw in the movie or anything like the werewolf sort of   nobody has a thought that doesn't come from something you have experienced.   Where do you think these characters come from? You just can't think somebody just, like, one day had a weird thought. Of course, it's coming from something.   Right. And then maybe it's been altered and changed.   But why I I think people need to truly, like, listen to things   and   and not take things so darn literal all the time. Oh, yeah. These things are not are not real and, like, ghosts. Okay. Getting to, like, ghosts. What is go it's energy.  

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Mhmm.  

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And, like, we know now knowing, like, meditation and astro projection.   If you think you saw a ghost, it could have been fucking me in your like, it might not be a ghost the way you saw in the movie, like a white sheet flying around. Like Right.   You got Right.  

[01:33:26] Unknown:

You could look back to shows that I did with Nathaniel   Nathaniel Gilles,   which is very,   famous demono   the mono   oh, fucking word. Demono.   Struggle sometimes by the words. It's so stupid. I'm talking to Snake Turban had her on the phone. I mentioned it   15 to 20 times without any struggle. Then I got   it always on the podcast. Even names that I say like, oh, let's say Skunk of Phil. You know? Uh-huh. You know, Skunk and Phil going on a live show or on a show just like,   ah, fuck. Fuck. Yeah. Why is that?   Demonologist.   Demonologist,   which is a fucking scrambled word. But, Nathaniel Gilles is he he talks about,   what what Yos is also talking about and connecting with the incubation, succubation.  

So you have a lot of   things   written down in several   languages and several cultures and several religions   that all match together.   I always said, like, I'm copy paste Jesus. I am the the living example you are, everyone is,   about the stories that have been told in the Bible.   But, also, like, God for me   is like the energy around us, but it's in me.  

[01:34:46] Unknown:

You know, I am basically God. Wanna say that here, they're gonna take me to the Looney Band. They're like, oh, this is crazy. But it's all of us. It's not you saying that you're God and the rest are just freaking are. You know? Yes.  

[01:34:59] Unknown:

Yes.   And I think that the ether, they took it out of the of the elements. So you got fire, water, air, and, earth.   There was a 5th element was which was ether, which we're talking now. We're frequent saying the stuff that we're saying.   So I heard you saying, like, last week and stuff like that. I'm programming myself. I do not have weeks.   I have strongs.   I don't have a weekend. I have a strong Oh, okay. I like that. Yes.   So but it's it's   so   programmed in my mind. It's so hard to get it out because somebody like, oh, next week, oh, shit. You know? Next Yeah. Fall. You know what? I yeah. And I I didn't think of it like that.   And there are other things like mommy We can say it in Swedish.  



[01:35:52] Unknown:

At last a week in Swedish is and it's not the same Oh, Vekka. Yeah. Yeah. Vekka.   It's a You know, different in different languages, obviously.  

[01:36:01] Unknown:

It's the,   the is isn't that a Swedish,   The Bridge? Isn't that a Swedish series? I really liked the the the  

[01:36:10] Unknown:

oh, I think I've heard of it. I don't think I've seen it. Maybe. Yeah. How long are you living now in America, in in the states? Since 2012.  

[01:36:18] Unknown:

Oh, wow.   And you just took your bags and you're humbled, like like, almost crippled Seven bags.  

[01:36:24] Unknown:

Bucks. Europe. They did it even charged me extra for the bags. The guy at the airport had a good day. He just let me check-in 7 bags.  

[01:36:32] Unknown:

Oh, shall I tell you a great story about, I I was I I will always walk or not always, but when I'm in the woods, I walk with a wooden stick. I took off this stuff, and I like that stuff.   So I was in Peru,   and my my, my,   Campbell. Not my Campbell. My my Tambo,   which was my hut, was on a steep hill.   And when it's raining in the rainforest,   duh,   it's very hard to get up there and I got not that good back, you know. Mhmm. So I found a stick and I said to myself, I'm gonna bring this stick to Europe.   But you can't fly   in a plane with a fucking stick because they could be Right now. Trying to kill you. Right?  

But   I'm gonna tell you a nice story. So I was walking with my stick to the airport, and I just like pretending I was crippled.   Mhmm. I was in Equitos. I checked in, and she said, like, no. No. No. No. You can't check-in. I said, what the fuck is going happening?   So she said, on an app, just like Google translate,   special,   special assistance. Said, oh, shit. You know, drug export. I don't know. I don't know what the fuck is happening. So in comes a guy with a wheelchair.   Mhmm.   Sit down. She said, what? So I sit down with my stick.   She's like, what the fuck is happening here? So here comes the good part. So you got premium, you got first class, and all that stuff. Yeah. She wilt me   just   up in front of the gate. So I was sitting there with my stick, like, okay. What's happening? But they let you take the stick. Now. Right? They let you take the stick. They boarded,   and no one from the premium, no one from the first class was allowed in the plane.  

I was the one who wheeled just like they wheeled me up to to the stairs. Are you okay, sir? Yes. So I thought, like, this is working. I'm the first one in the plane. No priority check-in. No more extra   extra cost or whatever. I did that three times. When I was in Dusseldorf where I landed,   I took my stick,   and I walked out just like normal. Just like,   dude, I got a stick.   Well, there is.  

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I know.   That's funny.  

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Yeah. But it's working when you have the right attitude and when you have the right energy.   Yeah. Because there was one lady   asked me just in German, which is very demanding,   very nice.   Like, but why do you have a stick?   And I said in in, truly, German,   to walk.   Mhmm. And she's just like, okay. That makes sense.   Not wanna kill anyone with it. I could. I mean, you can't take a fucking little,   knife with you, you know, to stab one. You just, like but poke a stick from, like, 1 and a half meter. Just like, okay. I'm gonna smash someone's head in like a baseball bat. No problem. No problem. Yep.  

[01:39:35] Unknown:

Wow. Ridiculous.  

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What's your,   what's your,   next goal in life? Because you're you're you're now you're having your your your model career, let's say the bikini,   the MMA.   Are are you,   participating in a fight within now in a few  

[01:39:54] Unknown:

months? I don't know. I'm not gonna fight until I'm ready to fight. Like, I'm not gonna do a fight unless I'm winning that shit.   I'm not an idiot.   No. Why would I go in and get beat up? Like, what that's just no point. I need to be know that I am so good   that I will just take out anybody.   So I mean, now I haven't I haven't trained in 5 weeks. I've literally only been here two and a half months.   Like, that's I people will give a fuck. I don't give a fuck. Like, I don't even care if I fight. Like, chill out people. Like, I do this for a fucking life skills. Self defense,   meditation, spirituality,   save the children. That's what I need to do, and I I don't care. Like,   people focus so much on this human bullshit entertainment world that somebody came up with. I don't care about that shit.  

And, like, I'll have a fight. Yes. But that is not I don't even think like that. When my and my the coaches here are freaking great. When the coaches say, Max, you're ready. You'll take them out. Okay. Let's do that then.   But I I don't think  

[01:41:01] Unknown:

The the biggest fight that you have right now is with yourself, with your own inner with the inner peace to to   to get to that mindset, to get through that body, to get through the the workout and all this stuff, to to to enter this level of yourself.  

[01:41:16] Unknown:

I have   all the peace I need. I   have peace in everything.   It's taken a lot of work though, but I I just feel peace.   That's it. And, Centered.   Now I I mean, what is my goal? We're saving the world. That's what we're doing. Wow. We saved the world.  

[01:41:39] Unknown:

Yes.   We did all day. A lot of more people like real motherfuckers that are not pretending to be someone,   but to be authentically   and enjoying and with the heart and with the mind on the right mindset   to,   to speak the word. You know, it's not only about podcasting,   about,   if it's gonna be a topic about vampires or Christianity or about, food or whatever. No. It's about spreading the word. There is a way   to save this world from a lot of shit.  

[01:42:12] Unknown:

Yeah. And I mean, the real work is off the screen. We're we're talking here, we're sharing education, but the real work is not on a screen. The real work is off the screen. And if people think that we're just sitting here talking and that's all we do,   no. You're very, very far out.   Yeah. The real work is not on the screen. Then I like to share a lot. I don't share   everything about myself online. I don't have any secrets. If you ask me a question, I will answer, but I don't share what I do every second of the day online.  

[01:42:45] Unknown:

And it's it's it's really good because I I had a download when it was on Ayahuasca.   And the download was like,   you do not always have to   share   what you're gonna do because it's it's in a book that that Jos presented also in, 48, laws of power.   Do not tell anyone about your big plans because people can manipulate it.   Or just like a vampire can manipulate it with the energy. Like, oh, I don't like it when he's gonna do that or whatever.   So, basically, you you can say, these are my little steps that I wanna do. But but the end goal   Yes. For yourself.  

And what I really had to   dig into, which is really hard for me and and still work in progress,   is like, shut the fuck up.   Listen to other people   because listening is a skill. It's not something, oh, I listened to you.   Well, what did I said? Oh, shit.   You know? You have to really concentrate   about what someone is saying.   And if you're going to say something,   be careful what you're gonna say because you're gonna put something in the ether that could be a spell.   Like the strong or a mommy or a dad. What the fuck is that? A dad is a dad fucking thing. It's your father.   A mommy is like wrapped around in piece in in clothing, like like a dad. Whatever the fuck. It's a mother. You know, all these little things that we say every single fucking day when we wake up. Hi, mommy. How there's a dad entity right there. No. I'd I'd never thought it. That's really cool. I've never said mommy, though. I call  

[01:44:25] Unknown:

well, in Swedish, it's mama, which doesn't mean anything of mama.   Right. Mama. Mama. Yeah. And papa. Or   I might say, yeah, papa. Yeah. Which doesn't have it doesn't mean anything else than that. And then in English, I think I just say if anything, I might say mom.   Mom. I don't think I've ever said mommy. And I've just said that.  

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But yeah. I do. You have a good word. So  

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Okay. So this is also a story. When I was about   18, 19, they told me I could not get pregnant on my own. And if I ever wanted a child, I needed medical help.   So that's what I thought my whole life. I told myself in my mind my whole life that   I couldn't have kids, and I don't even like to say it now because I've you know, what you say is reality.   And I think it's all bullshit. I can have kids and I will have kids. Not just now, because I have a couple of other goals. For example, if I was pregnant, I can't fight.   So it's gonna happen. And when the day comes, I will make a whole story out about it. Because we, with Alovea, especially, we help a lot of people that are not supposed to have babies, and then they have babies even though they're fucking 40 50 years old.  

So all this nonsense, they say, oh my god. Were you over 40 or this then? You're too old. No. Aging is not real, and I'm about to be 40, and then it's going to be the perfect age when it's time. Right. So I don't have Programming. Right? And then   I have a millions of children, though, because somebody said to me, Max, you wouldn't really understand because you don't have kids. Like, I can't just do whatever. I have children. You know how many children I have? 1000000 and 1000000 and 1000000.   So I understand what you're saying, but I am here and trying to be sure that all of these millions of children are okay every day. So,   like, that's not fully accurate. You know? Mhmm. Right.  



[01:46:23] Unknown:

But it's a change of mindset. Right? Because   we are so so when you go to the doctor and the doctor says, well, you're ill. You you still have, like, 3 months to live, and then you die. When you when you when you hear that from someone in a fucking white lab coat, your system is going to think about that. But when is it gonna call you up, like, one one strong before you die? Like, oh, I made a fucking big mistake. I'm sorry for that, mister Nolken. Or just like, so I'm healthy?   Yes.   Why can't you still live? So we   we are so   and, you you talked about it in in your podcast too. I really like that. We are so strong with our minds. We can manifest   everything.  



[01:47:05] Unknown:

Yep. Even your health.   So people need to stop. I had this thing that I used to say.   For 15 years, I told people I can't get sick, and I haven't even had a cold in 15 years. And I said, well, I I never got COVID. Nothing. Because I kept saying to people, I can't get sick. I can't get sick. I can't get sick. I had injuries and stuff. Yes. But   I always say I can't get sick. Stop fucking saying it. And I now I'm, you know, working with my mom and my sister. And one thing I said to my sister is because she's been going to the doctor a lot, and they give her conditions.   Every time she goes, there's a new condition. And I said, just stop listening to them. Mhmm. You have to decide   that you don't have anymore.  

That's your decision. They don't make that decision for you. So why don't you just not go there anymore? Why don't you just stop listening to them? Because if they give you condition, now you walk around thinking that you have that condition. Stop associating yourself with that because that's who you are now. Just stop. That's why I never I mean, I I might like joke about it now, which I never said I had ADHD   because I never went to the doctor and got diagnosed because I don't care what I have. Where I hurt my knee and somebody said, what what what ex what happened to the knee? Are you gonna have surgery? I said, I don't care what happened to the knee.   And, no, I'm not having surgery. It doesn't matter   what happened to my fucking knee. I fixed it. Okay? I don't care what the name of the problem was. Who cares?  

Like, I don't give a shit.  

[01:48:36] Unknown:

It's it's so it's so fascinating because,   when I had my surgery just before they they're gonna check your, your intestines,   and they found 7,   7 things.   Right? So other people say, oh, that could be   like the word, you know. I said,   don't mention the fucking word because it's Right. Gonna be in my system.   I just have 7 things, and they took it out. So fuck these things. Right? So if you're gonna put these things in your system, like, oh, did you maybe had no. No. Just like you said, it's it's like   I'm not willing to use that word because it makes no fucking sense because I don't want it in my system. And as long as it's not in my system, it's not gonna work or work against me.   Right?  



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Yep.   So you should if something,   you know, I understand. Sometimes, okay, something is off. Right? Mhmm. But   stop   whatever the hell that is,   just say and I said, I here's the thing. We're all human. I make that mistake sometimes too. Like, it was,   so when I came here to the gym, you know, this is all different from my body. It's a new environment. It's a new climate.   It's like germs from people. We roll around with sweaty, germy people all day long. So I came here and I got a little bit of, like,   rash   shit in my face. No. Like   and I I was saying to Joel or something, and I said something, oh my, you know, oh my god. My look. My face looks so bad. He's like, why are you saying that? I was like, oh, he's right. You know, I shouldn't even say it.  

Because, of course, things can happen, but stop, like, speaking about it all the time. Or you know how it's so common that you compliment the woman who she's like, no. I'm so fat. Like, why would just say fucking thank you. K? Or Right.   Why do you have to talk? Like, I have a friend that would always say that. So whenever I talk to her, I was like, yo, girl. Like, you look really good. Or, like, what have you been doing? Like, you're glowing.   Oh, stop it. I'm so fat. Like, why would you say that? Why the fuck would you say that? It's really hard. I think,  

[01:50:48] Unknown:

a lot of people are struggling with getting compliments   or giving them. Just like go to a random person and say, like, oh, wow. You look great in these, shoes. You look great or your hair or whatever.   I see   lot of detail by people. So when I see people like once or twice in a in a strong,   and I see that they went to the to the barber or whatever, just like, hey, your hair is fixed. Oh, oh, yeah. Thank you. You know? Mhmm.   To get the compliments by yourself, like, hey, you look good. Oh, oh, you know, I always joked about it.  

[01:51:23] Unknown:

But that's no fucking test. Because that's how we're trained to do. You're not supposed to take   a compliment. You're almost supposed to say, no. No. You know, I was like,   why the fuck would you would we do that? Just fucking just take it. So if they so that's what I mean, like, online, I just kind of get annoyed if people I don't necessarily always respond. But if somebody said on the seat, oh, you and I mean, like,   late or   last few years, I get a lot of compliments. And it's not necessarily just like, oh, you look good or you're beautiful or something, but just like, oh, I I just feel really good energy from you. Oh, I I you know, that I truly appreciate. Thank you. That's how I want people to feel. But even when I go out sometimes and, you know, especially women, actually, oh my god. You're so cute or something. I always guess something like that. That was okay. Thank you. You know? Right. I I it's not like I'm just I don't fuck you. Shut up. No. I just when it's online, I just think the compliment is unnecessary   because I'm trying to share a message. That's what it's about. But if I meet you on the street and you give me a compliment, I will I will thank you for it.  



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Right.  

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But it's pretty hard. Other people. I I never forget this. I had just moved to New York, and I passed a woman on the street, and she just smelled really good. You know? So I turned around, and I was like, wow. You smell so good. And she started   crying.   And she said,   oh my god. That is the sweetest thing somebody's ever said to me. And I was like, that is fucking horrible.  

[01:52:54] Unknown:

Oh my god.  

[01:52:56] Unknown:

Yeah. But I think I mean, I don't mind that people say that somebody is pretty or hot or whatever, but   maybe get a little bit more,   like,   going something else up because what does that mean anyway? Oh, you're hot. Okay. Cool. You know? Yeah. Yeah. What yeah.  

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But what define what's hot? Like, oh, I like your Exactly.   I like your your tattoos or I like that you're you're In girl conversation,  

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my friend. Oh, look at this guy. Isn't he hot? And I said, well, first of all, it's   something you saw online. I can't tell you if this person is hot. They're like, what do you mean?   I have no clue. Do you know what's hot to me? Good energy. That's hot. Right. So, no, I don't know if this person is hot. I don't.  

[01:53:42] Unknown:

You have to smell, feel,   taste. Yeah. You know, all the senses just like that's hot.   Because when people were like with soccer,   David Beckham, just like, oh, wow. Look at Dave. When he starts to talk like, oh, yeah. My name is Dave Beckham. He's like,   that's   that should be a good sound too, you know, on the soundboard. How many sounds can you program in that soundboard that you have there?  

[01:54:17] Unknown:

Oh, a lot. A lot.   25  

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or something. Oh, that's enough. That's enough to make a great show.  

[01:54:25] Unknown:

Mhmm. Oh. Oh, there. And then there's, like, premade stuff.   Like, you know,   and then you can put in with Why is that? Oh, you can't? Oh, because maybe it's in my headphones. Oh, yes. Yes. Because I don't know. I'm still figuring out the details.   I should be able to connect it. It works when I do the Ecamm, though. When I do the Ecamm, you can Right. I understand. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I don't know. Cool.  

[01:54:51] Unknown:

So, have you,   any   any anyone that you really want to have in your show on on podcasting? Like, oh, that's would be fucking I mean, you had some great guests already. Right? Yost and then then, what's what's the name of the the the guy from Hawaii with the exorcism? Mike. Well, do you know who I wanted to have on my live? And  

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so   some of these people I've been talking to have been talking specifically   about some celebrities.   And then I had a conversation   the other day with somebody and they said, well,   I actually know this person and I feel like in a way that they should be able to defend themselves. And I said, yes. Keanu Reeves,   if you hear   this, please come on my live. Because I wanna hear your side of the story. Please.   Oh, yes. Because I live through that I don't judge that. Here's the thing. Everyone deserves to show their side of the story. Because there's always two sides of the stories. Here's the thing. If you go out and you suck baby blood, I don't care about your story. Fuck you. Like then, I don't care. Right. But just because you are a part of something or you got sucked into something, or whatever it is, everyone deserves to be able to share their story because at the end of actually, I have a good example of this. So I came here from Sweden. Right? In Sweden, if you commit a crime,   you're not guilty until proven guilty. So let's say you did a crime, I call in him, like, yeah. This dude, he did this shit,   But they're not gonna come and just arrest you unless I have some sort of proof. Right? Mhmm. In this country, it's the opposite. So I lived in New York City. I got a roommate,   and, I didn't really live in the apartment. So I had her live there, and I lived in a different town for for a work for a job. And she lived by herself, and she can't I let her in early because she broke up with her boyfriend, and she was so sad and whatever. So I let her in. Long story short, she was an angel for about a month, and then hell broke loose. She did drugs, she crushed my windows, she locked the door from the inside, had put you know, it was like all kinds of shit. Suddenly one day and I came to the apartment once, and I said, what happened to my home? It's destroyed. So I said, I'm gonna leave again,   but next time I come back, this better be cleaned up. You know?  

Long story short, I'm sitting at work one day. I get a phone call. We have a warrant out for your arrest. And I'm just like,   what did I do? Did I drive a red light or something? Like, I'm just starting to think what the fuck did I do. Right. Oh, long story short, she called the cops and said I tried to kill her.   So I had to go to jail. I had to sit to jail in a day. I have a friend who's a lawyer. He got me a lawyer, But I had to sit there all day, then we go to the judge. Long story fast forward, like, the the case got dismissed and everything, but I was in my green card application. So I had to pay a lawyer $10 to remove it from my name because you can't get a green you can't get a green card otherwise.   So I was like, I got basically I had to sit in jail for a day and pay a lawyer a fortune to get my green card, and I hadn't even done anything. I wasn't even in the same state. So, here's it. When something happens to people, I don't judge because I don't know how you ended up there. I don't know, you know, what that what the whole story is. And that's why I'm not saying people don't do bad shit, and maybe people did bad shit, but they have you whatever. I don't judge people. Like, we don't know the story to why they got sucked into something. And it goes to say with the celebrities and everything.  

I believe that you didn't get sucked into the the darkness somehow.   And if you get out of it, that's fine. But if you're still, you know what the fuck is going on and you still decide to stay, then you're fucking shit.  

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Right. Right. So so, King Bao is, of course,   asking for the fucking list to Jimmy Kimmel. Didn't show up. And not that he has a new Lifetime,   Yes. And now he's challenging,  

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Elon Musk. Right? But I I think Yeah. We didn't hear from him yet. But, I mean, we have certain connections that have connections,   so to speak. But,  

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I mean, we'd love to have a conversation with him. I think a lot of people are just afraid about what they're gonna say because we are like projectiles that are,   you know, we we just scattered   through the through the fucking area. You know? It's it's not like Yeah. Oh, we're gonna targeting there. They don't know what we're gonna say in life. Like Yeah. Oh, fuck you. Well, just like you said, you know,   you should always   should defend yourself  

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when somebody's gonna talk shit about you. But I think too when wasn't it, wasn't it Kamala Harris that they asked her to be on Joe Rogan and she turned it down?   And I mean, like, if you if you're not capable of sitting on a live and answer question, who the fuck are you? So that means you're a fucking liar. If you can't get asked question on a live,   that means everything you do is planned out.  

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Yes. But that's that's how they normally roll. That's why they don't wanna get into a normal show   because they are just afraid about what we're gonna say or or do. And and all the stuff that I said in my in my podcast, which are not live, but I'm just gonna not editing and just gonna Yep. That's  

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how it should be. It needs to be real.  

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Here it says, no regrets.   No regrets. So Mhmm. I mean,  

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if I have to defend myself because I say that, whatever the fuck. Yeah. Fine. Well, I had once I was on a podcast a couple of years ago, the drinking bros. And I go there. You know they do a lot of stuff about, you know, politics and health and whatever, and I get there and look, I don't know what this I don't know what they're gonna do. Right? And he ended up like that whole episode was just comedy, basically. So I come there. I just won my world crown,   and, like,   a couple of minutes into the conversation, he was like, would you put a gerbil in your asshole? And I was like, what? What? And I was like, okay. So this is where we go now. This whole conversation was just about inappropriate   sex   shit. And I was like, okay. If this is how we're rolling, let's go for it. Like, I am no secrets.  

But then, you know, they can get very inappropriate and ask about animals and kids. And I said, I am not playing along with that. Like, animals and children should never be included in this. I'm like, I can tell you a bunch of crazy shit I've done in my life, but that is a big fat no.  

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Yeah. That you know, that that this is just shocking for,  

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getting people on it and stuff like that. Yes. To because I I have no I have no problems talking about anything.   And,   at that point, like, when I was on the show, I was dating somebody, and they're asking about my past and what I did. You know? Blah blah. I lived a, like, a crazy life. Right? And they're like, what would you guy think about this? I'm like, you don't think he knows?   I don't have any fucking secrets. Why why would I lie to somebody? Like, if I would be with somebody,   I would tell them everything.   Yes. Sure. Why You cannot live your life a life based on a lie.  



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It doesn't You know how much how many people just like, okay. Let's say we we hook up together with dating. It works out fine.   I say to you, like, oh,   I'm excited to have you here, Max.   What about potato mashed potato? And you say, oh, I hate potatoes.   And I am the one who never ever is gonna take some fucking potatoes because you don't like them.   Fuck you.   I mean, you don't have potatoes. Fine. What do you want? I have my potatoes.   But so many people are sitting on the couch like, oh, that's a fucking program. I'm not gonna talk to you if you're gonna see that kind of stuff. So they basically gonna skip to each other   experience no, expectations.  

Like, okay. She's not offended by the stuff that I'm looking at. And I'm willing to say no or yes to the things I  

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what the fuck? I would I had a I mean, I had a marriage once, and I I was talking to Joel the other day about it, actually, and he said something, you know, how do you know that a person makes you better? Or how do you know whatever conversation about? And I said, well, I used to be and not like every relationship   I've had, but a few of the relationships I've had was when I had to think before I did something. Because it was like, is this person going to get mad at me now because I say it or do this? That's insane   that you should even have to think that. Just fucking do whatever you want. Yes. Be who you are.  



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Yeah. If that's not been accepted,   fuck you.   I mean,   you're, oh, I like to do tennis or driving car. Well,   do what you like to do. You know? Maybe if you like it together, you can do it together. And then so finally, you say, like, okay. I know that you like to drive a car, but you know what? I wanna drive my own today just to have my my time. My fucking time. You know? Yep. I love my my time.   I it it's it's it's the best time of my fucking life just to be alone and and not have a conversation with someone. Sitting alone with silence.   I always listened to music in the early days, but nowadays, it's just like, you know what? Shut the fuck up. I like silence too. Silence is so good. Well, I like music too, but, yeah, both. Yeah. I make music if I want to. Yeah.  

Max, time is flying when you are on disorganized productions and skipping branches like a squirrel.   I always have 14 questions for my guests.   Go ahead. I'm unprepared   because   Yost,   the producer of the show,   gave me this laptop, and I haven't,   put the questions on it. So I have to do it on or out of my hands, but that's gonna be alright.   Mhmm. Are you ready for 14 questions?   Yes. Okay.   What is your definition   of god?  

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What is my definition of god? Everything is god.   It's god is energy. It's everywhere. It's in everything, in everyone.  

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Now what's your definition of the devil?  

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Of the devil. Oh, that's that's a good question. Well, I think that   I think that is kind of the same thing. Right? It can be everywhere   in everyone.   Mhmm.   But do I think that it could technically   be in an a specific entity too?   Yes.   Some but somehow god is too. Right? There is a source,   and it's it can be spread to everything. And I think the same with the devil. And I think all of us have   a little bit of it. Right?   Yes. We are dwelling to you. We we have the choice, so I have both in here. I can decide   where I wanna go. And I think too, everyone who's truly gone to the light has been in the dark because I don't think you can go to the light if you haven't been in the dark.  

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100%.   100%.   What is your, definition of value?  

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Value.   These are good questions.   I mean, it's it's feelings.   It's   something that makes you feel a certain way.   If something has value,   and it doesn't have to be I mean, it can be anything. It can be physical things for sure.   But I think true value is not in physical things. True value is   in emotion or in feelings.   Something that get gives you a better feeling.   Right. Or a better   state of mind.  

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What's your definition of success?  

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Anything that brings you more peace and happiness.   I love that answer. And I don't think I think it can be money,   but it doesn't have to be. And a lot of times, it's not.  

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What's your favorite music?  

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I don't have a favorite music anymore. I used to be, you know, focused on certain artists and certain music styles. I listen to all kinds of stuff and same, anything that makes me feel good. So what I've been listening to a lot lately   is this, his name is   Malte   what is his name? Malte. It's a guy that's plays handpan.   And he does everything is like frequency 11:11 or 9:6:3   or 4:3:2.   So just like I mean, it just makes me just   peaceful. It's just beautiful. And then I I love King Bao's music.   Oh, yeah. There's a lot of feeling. And a lot of times I actually watch him create music, which makes it even better. Because I told him his music is good, but watching him create it is that's where the magic is.  

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It's a zen moment of people where,   real reiki is going to be in the moment for yourself.   When you're, when you're dealing   with,   artists or people that do the stuff, like painting, like what you do when you are in that moment,   that's that's the power of the human, right?   Yeah. It's the energy that makes you flow and makes you timeless and and do the stuff that you really like to do.  

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Mhmm. But then I can listen to any music style. You can put on a song from any music style. And if it makes me feel good, I like it.   Cool.  

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And,   do you agree with me that, like a while back, let's say 10 years ago that you had really something like, oh, and I like that style, but when you wake up that you're listening completely different to everything, you write something   totally different? You see movies completely different?  

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Now than I did then? Yes. Yeah. Everything. I actually Right. A little while ago, I was rewatching   old cartoons with a friend. Like, we couldn't even watch a full movie because you just turn it on and you're like, yep. Oh, fuck. Here we go again. Nope.   Yeah. Because you just see all of these things.   And, I mean, sometimes I wish you could just watch it and not think about that, but it's hard because of what we do. It's hard to not see it now. Right. Do do you have angel numbers that pop up every single day or whatever?   Yes.  

So   I used to, for a while, just see 1111 a lot. Right? When I met certain people, but now   it's 3, 6, and 9.  

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Oh, wow. Nikola Tesla.  

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No. Yeah. It's the it's the numbers of the the secrets of the universe. Yeah. The secrets of the universe is been invented by Nikola Tesla.  

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369. Frequency,   vibration, and,  

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fuck. Vibration. Yeah. So that I see everywhere now. 369.   Oh, wow. Oh, wow. The same if you start multiplying   a lot of numbers like you're driving or whatever, multiply all the numbers together.  

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Right?   Isn't that fascinating how it works?  

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They want you as to see it. That's why I like Paulo, Paulo, Paulo, Paulo, Paulo, Paulo, Paulo, Paulo, Paulo, Paulo, Paulo, Paulo, Paulo, Paulo, Paulo, Paulo, Paulo, Paulo, Paulo, Paulo, Paulo, Paulo, Paulo, Paulo, Paulo, Paulo, Paulo, Paulo, Paulo, Paulo, Paulo, Paulo, Paulo, Paulo, Paulo, Paulo, Paulo, Paulo, Paulo, Paulo, Paulo, Paulo, Paulo, Paulo,  

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Paulo, the Alchemist,   that the symbols of the universe that's gonna tell you about stuff.  

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Yeah. Fascinating. I said I'm looking at the what's the book called this? The secret geometry. I think that's the name of the book. Okay. Cool.  

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The,   there's so many patterns that always, like fibonacci,   the golden triangle. I think it's called the gold ratio, the golden ratio. Right? So that it   all makes sense. Everything makes sense, man. Oh, it's it's awesome. Yes.   Max, what's your favorite,   book?  

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Well, if I have to just pick 1, it's Joe DeSpenza becoming supernatural because that's the book who got me through all of my life pain.  

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Wow.   And, what's your favorite movie or,   TV series?  

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I don't know if I have one. There's one I was this isn't necessarily, like, my favorite one of all, but there's one I just thought about the other day, and I was telling my friend about it. It's called the Fringe Division.   And they were talking about parallel universes. So it was a series. They released a few, like,   seasons, and then they just kinda disappeared, but it was really freaking good. Okay. And also evil. Have you seen evil? So they're they're basically   some sort of crime is committed. Right? And they are 3 people resolving it. A scientist, a priest, and a psychologist,   and they're all explaining what happened   in a spiritual way, in a scientific way, and in a, like,   neuro   Road sickles are how evil? Yeah. It's just very interesting because it's three perspectives of the same thing. So it's kind of like a horror series. It's a little creepy, but it's just it makes perfect sense because this is basically how the world works.  

Oh, that way. Sorry. It's a no. A scientist, a priest,   a scien   no. A scientist, a priest, and a cop. I I don't know. It's something like that. Right. Right. Right. Right. They're like the the priest is obviously has a spiritual explanation for everything. Right? And then the scientists have a scientific explanation of everything. And then the the cop I think it was a cop. He just has, like, a average human explanation for things. You know? It's it's really cool. K. And so none of them Sounds good. You know?  

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But it's a long, long time ago that I was looking at some, TV stuff. Well, I don't have a TV. I mean Same way. I don't even did. It's I mean, I'm content creator, so that's what I do. I like to talk to podcasts. Sometimes I look at Yeah. The shoot and stuff like that. But no. Otherwise, my favorite movie from my, like, since I was a kid is Edward's sister hands. I have him tattooed on my leg. Oh, wow.   Like,   Jenny Depp. Right?   Mhmm.  

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So That's a big Tim Burton, Sam.  

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Well,   he makes some really cool visual arts. I mean, if you look at his his movies,   fuck. I like I like that kind of shit. I like that kind of shit.   Max, what's your favorite on it? 222, by the way. It's  

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222. I said it's 222.  

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Oh, wow. Yeah.   Well, that that my numbers are 44 times 0, 4 times 1, or 4 times 2.  

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Mhmm.  

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And that's popping up  

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every fucking where. That's that's like Do you do you Google the definition of the numbers?  

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Yes. The angel numbers. Yes. And it's, I'm I'm basically on the right path.   Yeah.   So that's that's good. You know? It it feels good. It feels good. But it it's not like the funny thing is   we're doing a podcast. I'm not looking at the time at all. Time doesn't exist for me. But sometimes, just like on that moment, when I look, it's just like 1111.   Yep. 22.   0. Just like, what the fuck? You know? Yeah. I love it. What's your favorite holiday destination?  

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I don't know.   I don't really have a specific place. Like, I've traveled a lot,   but   I just wanna go wherever the wind takes me.   I like that one. I don't know. I don't know if I have a a specific spot. No.  

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What's the kind of clothing you like to wear the most?  

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My, my comfy cotton clothes.   Not Joel is calling here. Hold on. Let me see what he wants to say.   Hey. I'm on a podcast.  

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Hi, Joe.  

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Just he's gonna say say something. Yeah. He said I'll call you soon.   Yeah. Just like my I usually just wear my pure blood T shirts. They're a 100% cotton, and then I have my cotton shorts.   Is it? Copy?  

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Okay.  

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Or no clothes. I like no clothes.  

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Yeah. That's the best. I think that,   especially in in in in summertime here,   I have a few spots that I know that that's   recreation   and newness. It's it's it's allowed.   That's the best way to go. With a motorcycle, just like park it,   get into the water, just lying around. Just like, fuck. Yeah. And the funny thing is you're gonna talk to people without   having an expectation   or something like, oh, he's wearing like   some stuff. It's Yeah. Well, I like that.   Let me see if my my hat still, figures out the the the 14 question. Because I I don't know how much that that we have now. But I think,   2 more questions will be left.  

One of them is   what's your,   favorite quote?  

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Well, this was something that I just said the other week, but,   wait a second. I need to I need to rethink this so I say it right.   I don't have, like, a thing.   It kinda changes.   But yeah. I posted it the other day. Like,   something like most people are, you know, most people are living, but they're not alive, basically. A lot of people are just here   on Earth, but they're not actually living.   I'll probably pull it up. I just post I can't remember exactly how I said it. I think I posted it on my text. It's probably on my x somewhere.  

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Okay.  

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I'll find it while you tell me the next question.  

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Max, what's your life's motto?  

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My life's motto.   Now I gotta think about these things. Like, yes, this should be something I write down, I guess. I put you on the spot. I know. Yeah. No. Not at all. It's just it's more like I think at edge, I just change it. So I have   a   I have my little tree of life book here Uh-huh. That I write in, and I just write I write new things all the time   as it comes to me.   Uh-huh.   So it's not like I have a thing that always   stayed with me.   I kind of, upgrade it as it feels right.  

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Mhmm. So is it like a periodical  

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thing? Like, now I I think that this something that I always wanna tell people is is just   stop giving a fuck what people think about you. Because the moment you stop the moment you stop caring,   that's when people actually start to fucking like you.   Yes. When you stop caring about people's opinions, that's when their opinions actually become good about you. Because at the end of the day,   your reality is whatever you make it. So if you walk around thinking   that you have a big nose, let's say whatever, you're gonna think everybody thinks you have a big nose.   No. It's just you. If you think that people think you're ugly or if you think that people hate you, they will because that's what you're putting out. The moment you go out in the world and think I am good, I am great, I do great things, I love myself,   Everyone else thinks the freaking same about you. Okay. It's a little different. Like online is hard because it's, you know, we don't know each other, but   people might be hating on me online. But do you know that when I'm out in the real world,   I   have never   gotten hate from anybody.  



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Ever. Right?   No. It's so funny that you say that because a lot of people  

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are looking And I talk about the same shit out in the street too. I say the exact same things. I was Exactly. As I say here.  

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And never be judged about it because you're you just pee.   Yeah. You say whatever the fuck you want. That Yeah. That's so funny that you say that because a lot of people are more carrying   about the comments that they're gonna have on a post that they did than when they're walking on the street and they'll oh, you're looking great. Oh, thanks. But I got no likes on my fucking picture. Like,   you.  

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I know. And that's why people think too that people say, oh, but Max, you need to tone down this stuff or you're not gonna reach people. Here's the thing, believe it or not.   The type of stuff that I post,   if I post a picture of myself, I get a shit ton of likes.   But the type of post I do now,   I get so much good feedback. These people don't necessarily comment on it because   they know, okay. If you engage a lot with about me, you'll get sucked into it too. Right? So I get a lot of private comments and a lot of private messages from people thanking me for what I do, and thanking me and reaching out to me and say they need help. They might not write that on the fucking post, and that's okay. So even if you're not getting a ton of comments and likes, it doesn't mean people don't see it. They do see it. And then they come to you and ask for help, and they don't wanna write that publicly for the world to see.   So I don't care about that. And I'll I mean, I that's the same. Like, I used to work in marketing, and when you run advertisements,   that's like a known fact. When you run the advertisement,   the people that like and comment are not the people that buy your product. So when you run advertisements, you run it for likers and commenters first to boost up engagement on the post, and then you switch your audience to buyers. Because buyers, they wanna buy. They don't wanna like and comment.  



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Right.  

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So we got some articles that's here. Clearly the same people. The people that engage a lot   are maybe never going to be your fucking clients for anything.   Because they they're the   I'm I'm not saying that they couldn't,   but they're not necessarily the same people. A lot of people do not go out and and scream shit out to the world, but they're still watching, and they're taking it in, and they're very thankful for it. And then they share it with the the people they know, and you might not even know that they do it.  

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Wow.   Yeah. That that there's something like when you do that 23 years, you know exactly how the world works.  

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Because it's all marketing. Right? Bad. Everything is marketing. Yes. And even with the bad stuff with the vampires and demons and everything thing is marketing.   It's brilliant fucking marketing. That's what they do. They sneak in little marketing shit everywhere, and that's why I get so upset when people post McDonald's and they say, oh, it's not a big deal, Max. They can have a cheat meal. You don't understand what like, a person that is that big with influence, they know exactly what they're doing. They know they're brainwashing you, and that's not okay.   And then you just don't see that because you're not in that world. I've worked in that world. I could   brainwash you all, but I don't want to. Right. I used to be top 2 oh, am I freezing? Yeah. You're freezing a little bit. I used to be I used to work in sales in Sweden. I am top 2 salesperson in the entire country.  

Do you know what I used to sell? I sold Premier League, fucking soccer.   I've sold to blind and deaf people without TVs.   I Wow. Didn't I I worked there for 6 months and I said, fuck this. I'm out. I don't wanna do this shit. Like, I don't wanna sell this to somebody. I wanna sell something I know will change your life.   Uh-huh. So that's when I got into content,   and then I got into health. Because even if you don't believe me right this moment, what I'm trying to do might change your entire life.   Right. Oh, shit. My computer is about to die. That's why.   Oh. That's why it's lagging.  

Maybe it's a sign.  

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So very yeah. Very fast. Where can people reach out to you or find you?  

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Well, I'm Max West everywhere. I'm gonna plug in this, freaking charger. I just,   but I have so many cables for the microphone camera and everything. Yes. One second. Cables for the thing. Now I have the charger in.   So, yeah, a Max with everywhere.   Basically, any platform. If you Google Max West, it's just me, and it's 2 a's and 2 x's. There should be no other person with this name.  

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My Instagram got shut down, so the new one is mad Max West, but it still should pop up if you wanna It's so hard to be a content creator with the truth because they're gonna shut you down or they're gonna fuck you up. That's that's Oh, yeah. Things. Right? Yeah. Just Max West everywhere.   Okay. I'm gonna post the links of your, of your accounts from Instagram and stuff like that on on this. But you got a Linktree?   Yes. I do. Mhmm. Okay. That's good. That's good because I like to work with, Linktree. So that's Linktree at, matt Linktree/maxwest.   Yes. Exactly. Mine is disorganized production for everyone who who knows and who doesn't know. Check it out.  

Thank you for hopping on disorganized productions,   mad   West.   I had a great time. I hope you did too.  

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Yes. Absolutely.   And for all We've just started. This will be more. Oh, yes.  

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Oh, oh, yeah. This was,   just like,   connection round, but, we're gonna round up for round 2, 3, and 4, and whatever the fuck to to help this world to become a better place. And we're part of it,   with the right mindset, with the right, nutrition,   with the right people. We can rule the fucking world, man. 100%.  

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Yo. Do you know what they have in Zoom right now?   An AI companion.   And it's it can   it can make questions for you, it says. Ask me. That's funny. Okay. Oh. Right. That's some new shit.  

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I I gotta skip branch like squirrel normal well, not normally because nothing is normal at the Zoran Ash production. But I wanted to do the the 14 questions upfront.   So you gotta know each other a little bit, you know. But but the thing is, when I'm hopping on a podcast with people,   it goes so naturally just like, oh, like, in the vibe. Just like I said to you. I gotta hit the fucking record button because otherwise,   you know, you're gonna spread some fucking gold,   and then you gotta, you know, shit. Forgot your record and stuff like that. What I'm gonna do because I still do not have the, Ecamm   kind of stuff.  

I'm gonna edit this episode right away.   And then I'm gonna put it online. I'm gonna send you the link. And probably tomorrow,   I'm gonna edit it for rumble. I'm gonna put it on the rumble channel of mine.   Yeah. And for all listeners, thank you for hopping on this organized productions. Again, I hope you really like this episode.   And, of course, no matter where you are on this beautiful plain planet,   have a beautiful morning, a beautiful day, or beautiful evening.   Motherfuckers   and daddy fuckers.   Yeah. Motherfuckers   and daddy fuckers. Daddy fuckers. Yeah. Yes. Yes. That's true. But no kids fuckers. No. No. No. No. No. No. That's gonna be Buddha time. Buddha time motherfuckers.  

Yeah.   My dreams. He's a pain in the ass.  

[02:27:29] Unknown:

Black as a knight.  

[02:27:32] Unknown:

God's swimming light, and he'll be tight.