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What Are You Made Of?
Mindset Mastery: The Path to Self-Discovery and Transformation with Meredyth Willits
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Every single day, I feel.
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Artless IO Every single day, I feel the pleasure. What are you made of? Let's go. Hey, it's your boy C Rock at that one studio. And the what are you made of? Show back with another great guest here to share what they're made of so we can continue to inspire you and remind you that you're unstoppable to living the life of your dreams. And we do that through the stories of our guests because they're going to share some things that they've overcome. And the key is to keep going. And I say this to myself every morning, dude, keep going. Keep going. Because what I found is that when we're in the midst of an adversity, the less light there is at the end of the tunnel. If anything, the hopelessness kicks in. The heaviness, the dark. I know. I've been there. And what I know is, is that if you keep going, the light always appears until we're plucked from this planet. We just got to keep going. And I know Winston Churchill said, when you're walking through hell, keep going. I didn't even think that was good enough. I think we got to go fast because I don't want my feet to burn. So I came up with a saying after I wrote the book. Rocket fuel. Thrust is a must. Thrust is a must. We gotta go. And that's what we do here on the Woody Made Up Show. Meredith Willits is here. Meredith, thank you for joining us here in the virtual studio on the Woody Made Up Show.
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Thanks so much for having me. It's. This is a great conversation. I love it.
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Yeah, let's go. I'm excited. All right. You're an intuitive life coach. Author. Thought leaders podcast. Meredith with a Y is in the top one and a half percent global rankings. You've developed an impressive and loyal global following. Over 1.4 million followers. TikTok, Facebook, Instagram. You also are the author of Mindset master. Mindset, mastermind. 10 Steps to Change youe Life Forever and works to guide and help people heal and find the life they dream about. Um, doing amazing work. And I, I love people that are impact driven. And, you know, just, there's so many people out there, we take it for granted. When we go into personal development, we start becoming thought leaders and, and really getting it. When we get into mastery, we take what we know for granted sometimes. And there's so many people out there struggling. And so I, I appreciate you, Meredith.
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Yeah, you're so right. Like, I have a friend and she's like, does it drive you crazy to watch us struggle? And I said, sometimes it's difficult, but I know it's part of the process. You have to. Sometimes people are, you know, touch the stove types of people. They have to burn their hand every single time. They can't just take advice. And I respect that and I honor that. And, you know, like you were talking about, you've been through it. And I think a lot of times when we are people that become healers or helpers or guides, we are people that have gone through it. I myself, you know, almost. My son almost died when he was born. Divorce, breast cancer. I was struck by lightning last year. You know, it's just all the other.
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Stuff was bad enough, but when you said that, it just shocked me. No pun intended.
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Yeah. And a lot of people were like, there's no way. Nine out of 10 people that are struck by lightning survive. So there's a, there's a fact to take with you today. So it is, it is wild. It was on the beach of Florida, but I look at everything and go, okay, why did I send this to myself? I was just on a group call right before this, and one of the guys was like, yeah, I wondered why the universe is sending me this. And I said, I love to just reframe that and say, why did I send that to myself? Because if it's the universe, if it's God, it can feel like punishment. It could feel haphazard. It can feel like, oh, know, maybe I did something wrong or my karma. No, you sent this stuff to you. And I think that that hits so differently because if you sent any of this stuff to you, there's definitely a purpose that's guiding you to a higher and greater place. And when I look at that and I'm like, hey, how can I. Over the last 20 years that I've been doing life coaching now I like to call myself a sacred ascension guide because I'm taking people out of the people pleasing. I work to take people out of the duality of right, wrong, black, white, religion, spirituality, and really combine it into a whole and say, how can we take the whole and create a whole person and a whole picture to a greater life. More happiness, more joy, less hate. And I've created three coaching programs this this year within the last two weeks of working with people who are really in their three dimensional, that are like people pleasing, who are in bad relationships, who are still in the bad jobs, who have a hard time with food and working out and getting their water to people who want to talk about aliens and, you know, the plasma over New Jersey and then also the anger within, which is what I believe is the detriment to what has gotten all of us on this planet to today. This anger of being stifled as children or people pleasing or not showing up whole or not showing up as yourself creates this anger, which is, you know, what you see a lot on social media. It's what you see as road rage, which is what you see as the quote, Karens at target. And so I'm. My goal in life is just an unwavering guide to help people to freedom and ascension by transcending these limitations that have been put on us by the planet around us.
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Yeah, I love this stuff, man. This is. This right up my alley. All right, so first of all, I mean, there's so much to talk about here. Where do I start? I gotta. I gotta talk to you about this, first of all. So we have lessons to learn in life. And. And when we need a lesson, that's when we have things that come our way. Sometimes it's a lightning strike, sometimes it's almost losing someone, Sometimes it's cancer, sometimes it's this, sometimes it's that. Sometimes then we go through that and we're like, okay, we're gonna either succumb to this or we're gonna push through and we're gonna take the lesson out of this. So I gotta tell you something, Meredith. I got a little freaky lately, and I say this because there's not many people that can do this, but I get excited when things get tough. I get excited because it's not about the tough thing that's going on because nobody wants to do that. But I'm like, oh, man, I'm excited what's gonna come, you know, what's. What. What is this all about? Like, this is amazing. And then it changes everything. So I think that's a powerful, powerful framing that you just did there with that. And so let me ask you this question before I go into other questions, because I forgot to ask this. What are you made of? What would you say, like, culminates?
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I just. I think I'm a crazed person that has been had low self esteem, who didn't want to live anymore, who put all of my value in other people and the way that they viewed me, if they liked me, if I was acceptable to them. I grew up in a divorced household, you know, so there's that part of me that wanted my dad's love, wanted to be the. You know, like, that's I'm. I'm a Libra. I want everything to be great. And so I think the culmination of all of that just really wants me to help people to find the freedom that I am finding, because I'm always a work in progress, as we all are, that you don't have to live inside of that prison, that your thoughts are a prison that were put there by someone else. You did not put that there. You were born. You were a big, huge ball of love, and everyone put their garbage on you. If you're reading or have read the Four Agreements, it talks about that you enter into agreements with people every single day, and a lot of times you're not even aware of them. When someone says, oh, you can't do that. You have now maybe entered into an agreement that you cannot do that. Yeah, you know that you are fat. That you have now entered into an agreement in your mind's eye somewhere that you are now overweight, even though you might not be. And so I want to challenge people and help them see that the way that they think is not necessarily who they are. The way that they react by anxious attachment or avoidant attachment. That's not you. That's the program. And you can escape that. You don't have to be afraid of confrontation. You don't have to be afraid of the world. These are programs and agreements that you and someone else have somehow made sometimes by no fault of your own. And so that's. That's kind of my jam. And, you know, like you were saying, you know, when it gets tough, I actually had this kind of awakened moment the other day where when things are going really well, people will literally create chaos. They will create a problem. And I think that's where a lot of these allergies have come from. I think my husband, like, just miraculously created this egg allergy at, like, 45 years old. I'm like, no, you cannot all of a sudden have this. And I think that we thrive in conflict because that's when we are broken open and the good comes out. Like, we are really squeezed, like a diamond. And it's an old saying, but I believe when we're squeezed to become that diamond is why we're here. And if we just kind of exist outside of the world, you know, like, a lot of people are like, they parent their kids without the word no, and then they end up with these kids who. They don't have grit, they don't have tenacity. They're just like, flailing amoebas. They need Structure. And as adults we also need structure. And that structure a lot of times comes from bills or health or death or challenges that a lot of times we have put, from the beginning of my conversation, that we have put in our own path to create the person that we're dying to be before we, like you said, exit this planet.
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What, what, what if we change it to set of challenges? What if we just rename it to games?
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Yeah, 100%.
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Because like I sometimes think about driving down a road, right? A highway where there's very. The road was so smooth, so straight, so flat. No trees, nothing. Like just no wind, no birds to hit or deer running out in front of you, no other cars and you're just going, Iowa. So boring. Yeah, exactly.
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Drive through.
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That'll be so boring.
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Beautiful state, but there's nothing happening there. It's exactly that.
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Yeah, it'll be so boring. Right? So like we create things like this. I do this a lot, man. Like if things are going too good, I always throw a challenge in there for my team, myself, my family. Like I gotta shake stuff up here because it's like, it makes it interesting. But you got to take that perspective. You have to take that perspective of it because if you don't, you're going to be miserable. And so no, I love this. Tell us the story about getting struck. I want to hear the details. Get into detail with this for me.
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Oh my gosh. So wild. We were out in the morning. Every morning I would go outside with my husband and have a coffee on the beach, watch, you know, the sunrise or just be out there when there's no humans. We were in Amelia island, right off of Jacksonville and it started to rain and rain hard. We were under an umbrella. My husband started putting up like this tent thing and, and I'm like, it's. This isn't going anywhere. This isn't a Florida rain. Like we need to like go back to our house. And he's like, no, I'm almost got it up. And the whole time, if you don't know me, I'm actually psychic. Like I'm a paid psychic. And I'm like, he's going to get hit by Lightning. He's 100% going to get hit by lightning. And all of a sudden it was. The only way I could describe it is God punching me in the top of the head. It felt like, you know, a 300 pound person just landed on top of my head. And instantaneously I said I was just struck by lightning, like instant. I knew. And that Was it. I just collapsed on the ground, and I was getting rained on. And my husband, I think it took him a second to kind of, like, figure out what was happening, you know, like, it just couldn't figure it out.
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Yeah.
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And I was kind of bent over like this under the umbrella. And so what I think happened is it came off of the dunes. So it was like a hit. I don't know if you would call it a hit or a strike, but it came off to the side, which is why nothing caught on fire. And, you know, the paramedics came, and for about 20 minutes, I lost all movement and ability to move. The left side of my body in my face was kind of. And the paramedics were like, oh, my God. And one of the most interesting things besides.
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Wait a minute, Wait a minute, wait a minute. Before you share this most interesting thing, did your husband know that you got struck by lightning? Did he know what happened?
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Well, he said it was weird. I don't know if he knew. He heard it. He saw it. But I don't think, like, anyone can grasp that that is happening, because he heard it. He felt it in his chest. He felt the vibration or whatever, the hit in his chest as well. I'm sorry. And so when I was younger, in elementary school, the genius that I was, as you were talking about wanting to make stuff interesting, I decided it would be a good idea to play house in the garage and stick a knife into an electric socket. And so. Yeah, right. And so you can't let go. You become magnetized. And thank God my neighbor, who was, like, sixth grade, saw, like, a broom handle and ripped me off of it so that he would then be electrocuted. So when I was in the ambulance and I didn't put this together till later, when they were asking me all the questions, what year is it? How old you are? You know, where you live? All of my answers wanted to be from 1984. Everything I wanted to say, it was 1984. I wanted to say I lived in Ohio. I wanted to say I was in elementary school. But I knew in the other part of my brain that I could not answer that. I knew that I was like, that's not the right answer. You have to find where you live. You have to find what year it is. And so, like, I would. Wait a second. I'd be like, all right, it's 2024, and I live in Chicago. But it was interesting to feel the duality in my brain wanting to answer. And what I knew I had to answer at the exact same time.
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And a. Did the paramedics know at the time when they got there that you got struck?
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Yeah. Oh, yeah.
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Okay.
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There were people in a tent next to us that actually saw the whole thing. And my husband was actually just triggered. The other day we were watching a show and someone had said on the show, I will pray for you, because this woman. Oh, God. It's like giving me. This woman came over me and asked if she could pray over me on the beach. And she sat there and like, because my husband couldn't come up with questions, they kept saying, ask her questions. Which was so annoying at the time. Like, I didn't want to move my mouth. I didn't want to be alert. I wanted to die. Like, I honestly was like, I saw this gold light. I was like, this is the jam. Let's go with this. This is going to be great. I'm out of here. It was very, very peaceful. And so when they would ask me questions, I would go from that gold into, oh, I have to answer a question and tell them my dog's name. Okay, I'm going to go back to sleep. Oh, wait, I have to answer a question and say, I don't know, whatever. They were asking me questions. So the asking questions part, by the way, if you're ever in a situation, ask the questions to the person that's laying there because it literally pulls them back into their three dimensions, their attention. It was. It was 100 grabs attention. And so, yeah, the praying over me thing was really triggering for my husband.
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Wow, man. So I experienced what you're talking about, that annoying question asking. Because I banged my head in my senior year of football and had a concussion, I lost my memory, short term memory, for like a week. But when I was at the hospital right after that same kind of thing they were kept asking me, oh, you know what? It wasn't that. No, it's a little different. I kept asking the same question over and over again, so. But it was annoying me. And then I could get it. I felt like I was annoying the people that I kept asking, like, what day is it? What happened? Over and over again. Because I had no short term memory. Like, literally, it was crazy. So not the same experience, but I can kind of relate to what you're talking about. And. But there was a thing where it was like, they wouldn't let me sleep. They would try to keep me up and I was just like, no, this is like awesome. Like, yeah, yeah. So. Wow, man. So how long did it take you to recover?
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So Wild. So I went to the emergency room. Bunch of EKGs, CT scan, long term was this weird pain in my left shin that has just hurt ever since. It was like, it'll like all of a sudden squeeze and hurt in my left shin and go away. But we had a wedding to go to that night. And I rinsed my body off, my hair was filled with sand still. I put it up in a messy bun and I went to this darn wedding.
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And they didn't keep you in the hospital. I thought they would take you to hospital.
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They were like, you're fine. You didn't have a concussion, you don't have neck injuries, Your heart's looking good. They're like, you're free to go home if you come back, if you, like, have any vision issues or whatever. So I went to this wedding. I stayed for probably about 45 minutes and then to the room, but because that's why we were in Florida was to go to this wedding. And it was like, good family friend. And so I was like, yeah, but the noise and talking and that was very, very like dizzy. Made you dizzy, kind of nauseous, things like that. Yeah, I went to a wedding that night.
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That's crazy, man. All right, so that's that story. Let's get into. I want to get into childhood a little bit because I've. I've been. I came from a broken home, too. I don't remember my parents ever even together. And then I dealt with the child support battles, the custody battles. You bring step parents into the mix and then their agenda's in. In the mix, chaos and other kids. And then. And then the step parents, like, some of them don't like the other side or the other side's family. And then you're in the middle of all this, like good times. Yeah, it's. It's. Yeah. So I want to hear about that from your point of view and perspective. By the way, I watched a TikTok just last night. I don't get on there that much, but I saw one and this guy was talking about what is reality? And he said if you had a 10 by 10 by 10 room, like a cube, and you're in there and. And there was little tiny bubbles in the room, and all those little bubbles were everybody else's different experiences that they were relating to everything they see in the room, but based on their past experiences and perceptions and, and perspectives and beliefs that they've accomplished or came from, and then the thoughts that are programmed into them from their environment. Right. And so Reality was basically a mixture of all those things, but also what people agree to based on those things. Right. But otherwise there's really no reality. It's just tons of information and data flying, energy flying all over the place. So I'm always curious when I ask people that have been through similar situations, their perspective on it, even though there's different things there, but we've probably had some similar experiences, you might have a different perspective. So that's what I'd love to hear.
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So it's interesting when you're. Because I'm clairvoyant, so everything is about the visual. So I love that you just gave.
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Me a visual and I talked with my hands.
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Yeah, right. I love it. If you would have asked me this question from age 17 to probably 30, that would have been a really big bubble, that childhood piece, the divorce piece. It would have been a huge bubble. It would have been my story. It would have been my defining like who I am and what I've been through. Right. But I just, it was so interesting because when you were asking me about it, I was thought really small. And then I took myself to 18 and it grew again and then I took myself to now, like that story of who I am, the divorced daughter part, you know, the step parents, it's. It's almost minute now. It's just not part of my story. So I love that visual. So thank you for that.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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But going back, it defined my now because I am a divorced mom, remarried for 18 years. My husband doesn't have children, but he is a stepfather. And I was just texting with my ex husband's wife yesterday about what they should do with their family room and dining room, which I'm sure he's going to be thrilled when he gets that bill because I have all sorts of expensive ideas for her. But did you do that on purpose? No, I did. I saw a tick tock like you.
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Were saying, get him, I'll get him.
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Oh my God. This would be fantastic for your living room. But for me, when I look at all of that stuff it created, you know, my husband always says, do better. And so everything I always wanted to do better. I looked at my children and I said they didn't ask for me to be married or have them or get a divorce or get remarried or move. And so it's my obligation to get along with their dad, their stepmom, to pick the greatest stepfather that has ever lived, which is my husband. My daughter's in business with her stepfather and we are all very Very close. My kids, just my children with my second husband. We told them, hey, make sure and text my ex husband's kids for his birthday. And so he said, hey, cousin. He thought that they were cousins. So if that tells you anything.
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Wait a minute, wait a minute. Your child thought their steps, half brothers.
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And sisters, zero relationship. It's my ex husband and his new wife's kids. There's zero relation outside of it's my ex husband's kids.
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Oh, so it's not that your kids from him, that marriage. This is kids from your new marriage, Right? Oh, okay, I got it. Yeah. So they're new. There's no. Yeah, yeah.
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And his new marriage.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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But we get along so well that he was like thinking that they were cousins. We're like, you're not cousins, but I'll go with it. So like that. But growing up, you know, I think that there's a part of being a child of divorced parents. My kid, I was six when my parents got divorced. I think it created a lot of pick me behavior in my 20s. I think that it created a lot of insecurity, fear of standing up for myself. I hated conflict because I was born and raised in conflict. And so you, you know, you run away from conflict like the plague. I think at the beginning of my life, until probably age 35, which was my second marriage and a very safe marriage, a very safe place to heal all of this. I was very screwed up. I just was. I didn't have a voice in a lot of situations, which goes back to my group coaching, which is the anger within. I learned at a very young age nothing good comes from speaking up. Nothing.
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Wow. I'm. I must be hard headed because I went the other way. I was very confrontational.
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Really? Well, male, female.
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Yeah, it's what, that's the perspective.
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Yeah. I mean, and that's how, you know, you used it as a fuel and I used it as a wet blanket to put my fire out.
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Yeah.
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So, yeah, you know, it changed both of us in very different ways. I mean, probably being a woman, you know, you, you have boys and girls in a classroom. The girls are over there coloring, the boys are jumping off the wall. So it would make sense that that would be a catalyst for you and I in a very different way, but a catalyst nonetheless.
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And when you do the suppression thing like you're talking about, you start to resent everybody that hold that's been involved with suppressing you. Because what happens, see, we, we're all on purpose. You hear these books and I say this. I say this over and over again because it's so important. You hear these books like, find your why. And you gotta be on purpose. Find your purpose. The important part is finding a purpose or why? Because everybody has a purpose and why they're doing it. They're doing it. It's your purpose. And why. Because if you're not on yours, you're on someone else's. Everybody's on a purpose or why. And then that's when you get resentful and you just feel uneasy and unfulfilled and. Yeah, so you were living off somebody else's because somebody else, basically, you didn't have a license to be you.
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Well, because you're told it's wrong. You know, be quiet, don't do this, you know, whatever. And none of it's intentional. You know, I don't think any of our parents that wake up in the morning and say, how can I just, you know, screw this up? But they have their own crap going on. They have their own stressors. They're growing as individuals, just like we're growing as children. And I'm the firstborn, so we always kind of. Me too, right? Yay. And so they're trying to figure out, like, how do I do this and whatnot. They've never done it before. I parent my first very different than I parent my fourth. And so I think we learn, we figure it out. We don't need to rule with an iron fist as we move along and being parents. But I believe that the only thing that you cannot do in this lifetime is be someone else. And the minute you try to be someone else, you're immediately going to fail. That's the only thing that you can fail at. Everything else is a steering wheel to move you to a different direction. And so there's no fails, there's just turn lefts. But trying to be someone else, you will fail every time. So the faster you can figure out who am I, what do I think about this? Not my dad, not my husband, not my kids, not, you know, social media, or what do I think about it? What makes me tick, what makes me feel good, unapologetically, you're going to be so much more successful so much faster.
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Do you think. Do you think that's why a lot of actors have so many problems, because they're stepping into being someone else for, like, especially a movie shoot or a series or whatever, and they don't know how to get back out of that, but they're being someone else for so long, even when they're not shooting, a lot of times they'll step into character to get used to it.
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I actually think about this quite a lot, oddly, because, like, they have the world by the balls, right? They've got the power, they've got the influence, they've got the money. And this goes back to my earlier conversation, which is we create our own chaos. We are going to challenge ourselves again. We are going to challenge ourselves in some way, shape or form. It could be health, relationships, money, career, spirituality, whatever. We will find a mental illness if we need to. And I think a lot of times what happens with act, they have all of that kind of down pat. So they need to screw up their relationships, they need to blow up their families. They need to create a catalyst somewhere in their life. And that is, I think that's the avenue that they find it in. Or. Or they'll find it somewhere else.
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Yeah, drugs or whatever.
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Yeah, whatever. Right?
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Yeah. All right. And now with the time we have left, I want to talk about what you're doing, how you got to do and what you're doing, and then kind of dive into what you help people with.
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So it all started again after I married my second husband. Safe space, right. Where you can finally just take a breath and not be defensive. It took a while, but I got there. And once you kind of let those walls fall, things start to come to you. And I had my third child standing in the kitchen in New Jersey and looked at the kitchen crying because she was projectile vomiting all over me, as a mother does, and I was crying and I said, this cannot be all that I'm meant to do with my life. This can't be it. I can't just be meant to be a mom and a wife. And after that, everything started to change. And oddly, I got Lyme disease, went to the doctor, was very sick. Three different strains of Lyme, New Jersey is prevalent. And I didn't get better from western medicine, so I went to this energetic route, but I didn't even know that that's what I was doing. I said, I have to be a part of this. Started learning that that turned into mediumship. You know, we're neither created nor destroyed. So very scientific mind that I have. And then it turned into psychic, and then it turned into emotional release. And emotions are energy in the body and that turns into illness. And so I started to study all of this quantum physics, if you will. And talking to thousands of people over almost two decades has led me to learning more about ascension and the three dimensional and Four dimensional and programming and basically I do one on one appointments via my website meredithwillits.com and I have a podcast like you said. I share a lot of this on for free on my podcast and on social media to help people who can't afford to talk to me. And again, Now I've created three coaching programs, two of which are $47 a month, again freedom seekers, which is going to be the duality, spirituality, high level, like alien type stuff, plasma. And the other one is finding your why which is getting out of the people pleasing, bad jobs, bad relationships, really getting yourself unstuck inside of being a human being. And then the other one is finding the anger or the anger within which is an eight week beginning and end coaching program where we can kind of undo all of the that lives inside of us. That stifling, that people pleasing and leave, leave that anger, you know, that programmed anger that lives inside of so many of us, especially men to be honest, but also women who, you know, working two jobs, they have, the kids, they have no time, they don't know how to do self care and finding your way out of that, that, that way of thinking.
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Yeah, yeah. And so when you talk about plasma and alien stuff, can you elaborate a little bit on that? By the way? I just got, I was just talking to a guy named Ryan Bledsoe. His dad, Chris Bledsoe is one of the most known, you know, experience. I'm not experience encounter people. And he was on in, in Congress when they just had that hearing recently and, but I was just talking to his son. I'm gonna bring both of them on the show. But we were talking about that and he's like, hey, look, I know we're talking and you and you come down to our home in Wilmington, North Carolina, I'll show you. And I'm not, I'm not a guy that doesn't believe people. I'm like a trusting person. I just trust until somebody shows me otherwise. But, but yeah, it was like, it was wild. But anyway, go ahead. Yeah, I want to hear.
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You know, I think that it would be really egoic for us to believe that we're the only species in the universe. Like that's insane to think that there's so much coming out right now, the CIA files and you can look at all of that, the astral travel, things of that nature. Again, I'm a hand on the stove type of person, which is why I believe that I was taught again, I put that in front of me mediumship and psychic and all of these things so that I can speak on it with such passion and unwavering that we are eternal, that we're just kind of like hanging out in this physical realm on Earth right now. But there's so many lifetimes that we've lived in so many different places and timelines and, you know, universes. And so I believe it's just a matter of time before we are very confronted with aliens. Like I believe that right now, what's going on with those plasma balls, I believe that those are aliens or angels or however you want to say it that are coming down to check us out and see what we're all about and see if it's ready. They're ready to come. You know, they've said that they're coming from the oceans, that they will be over the ocean so that we aren't afraid. They're not going to hang out above, you know, the White House and freak us all out. They're going to be over the oceans where it's very benign because they don't want to, they don't want to make us afraid. But I feel that we are at a place on our planet with our food industry, the anger, the fear, the corruption that we are not as a planet in a great, great place. And I think that someone coming in to help us out and show us a better way would be pretty welcomed at this point.
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B
What about this thought? What about the fact that they're, if they're watching and they say, oh geez, look at this AI they're creating and it's going to create super intelligence and they're going to be able to figure this out anyway, we better get ahead of this.
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A
Possible.
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B
That's another thought.
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A
Go talk to like 10 friends. You'd be amazed how many don't know what Chat GPT is. I think it's amazing how completely disconnected so many folks are. If you're not on TikTok, if you're not on social media, if you're not having these types of conversations. A lot of people don't know about this stuff. They are stuck in their, you know, ABC News at 5:00'. Clock. They know that in Jeopardy and that's it. Like that's the extent of their reality. And I saw something recently where they were saying we were originally AI and then we came into existence by way of. And this is a whole plasma book that I'm reading about like dust particles that create DNA and it's pretty wild, this book that I'm reading about plasma, but it's they call it the fourth state of matter. But I am here to say I believe it is the four pre state of matter that plasma is. What is before the. The atoms and the neutrons and electrons have come together to create the different people, trees, houses, whatever. I believe that plasma is the four state of matter and that is what we see, and that's what we're seeing over New Jersey is the four state of matter in a. In a very palatable way. Even though I know a lot of people are freaked out about it. I don't know if you know anything about, you know, the drones. The drones are actually watching.
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B
I'm. I'm on X.
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A
Okay.
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B
I'm in the world. I'm in this stuff.
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A
Okay.
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B
Pay attention. Yeah, I have to. For the show. I got to make sure I'm well, well versed on this stuff. And I study quantum physics. Quantum physics. Quantum mechanics.
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A
Yeah. I just think that it's just a matter of time before we. We get there.
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B
Meredith, where can people go deeper with you? You said your website, is that where you want to send them?
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A
So. Meredithwillits.com or any of my social channels. Meredith Willits on Instagram and Tick Tock, Facebook. All the things Meredith Willits. And it's Meredith with a Y. Just like my podcast is Meredith with a wh Y. So, yeah, that's, that's. That's in a nutshell, I guess.
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B
Thank you so much for being here today. I had a good time here listening to you, and a lot of times it's like I try to get through the episode and I'm like, how am I gonna get through this episode? And you made it so much easier for me. So thank you so much. I love your energy, love what you're doing and appreciate your time. Thank you.
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A
Thanks for having me. I appreciate it.
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B
All right, hang tight while I wrap this up, folks. Thank you so much for being here on the Woody made up show with your boy C Rock and Meredith Willits sharing what she's made up. Go support our guest Meredith and keep coming back until next time. Be that one.