This video is too good that I have to share it. Who wants to listen to it with me for 7 days and watch your life change? https://youtu.be/x-ZmcLfmfaM?si=k_-85f9l5fC6QrzH

It's not laziness. It's not discipline. It's not even motivation. It's your vibration. Here's what's actually happening 👇 Your subconscious mind is running a program right now. A program that was installed years ago. Limiting beliefs on repeat, playing in the background 24/7 — and most of you don't even know it's happening. That program controls your thoughts. Your thoughts control your vibration. Your vibration generates fear. And that fear? It kills the action. Every. Single. Time. That's the gap. It's not the gap between knowing and doing. It's the gap between who you consciously want to be and who your subconscious is still convinced you are. And until you close THAT gap — no strategy, no blueprint, no program on earth is going to move the needle. Because you'll self-sabotage every single time. Not because you're broken. But because the program is still running. The weapon that closes the gap? 👊 Conscious awareness. The second you become aware of the thought — you take your power back. You interrupt the pattern. You shift the vibration. You replace fear with intention. And THEN the action flows naturally. This is the work. This is the real transformation. Not the tactics. THIS. So I want you to sit with this for a second 👇 Where in your life right now are you feeling fear or resistance around taking action — and what's the thought that's underneath it? Drop it below. Be honest. Be real. This community is a safe space and your awareness starts the moment you name it. 🔥👇

Something hit me on our call this week that I haven't been able to stop thinking about. We talked about the paradigm — that bundle of beliefs and habits living in your subconscious mind — and how it's basically running the show behind the scenes. Here's the thing most people don't realize: You don't act based on what you *want*. You act based on what you *believe* is true about yourself and the world. That's the paradigm at work. It's the mental programming you picked up years ago — from your parents, your environment, experiences that left a mark — and it's been quietly shaping every decision, every habit, and every result in your life ever since. The frustrating part? You can set the goal. You can feel motivated. You can *know* what you need to do. But if your subconscious programming says "that's not for people like me" or "I always mess things up" or "success is hard and uncertain" — it will find a way to keep you right where you are. This is why willpower alone never works long-term. You're trying to override a deeply rooted operating system with conscious effort. It's exhausting, and eventually the subconscious always wins. The real work isn't about doing more. It's about becoming someone whose beliefs are *aligned* with the life they want to live. That shift — from fighting your programming to actually changing it — is where everything starts to move. We're going to keep going deeper on this, but I'd love to hear from you right now 👇 What's one belief you're starting to recognize might be holding you back? Drop it in the comments — no matter how big or small. Sometimes just naming it is the first step to changing it. And if you haven't yet, READ THIS BOOK!

This is just a personal reflection on last night’s call. It’s always good to remember that our paradigms are fluid and that we are in full control of shifting our beliefs. In my own journey, I have really prioritized the becoming of a new version of myself. I do have goals, but most important to me, is my character, discipline, and self image as they relate to achieving them. “Be, Do, Have.” I think it’s easy to look at the outward manifestations of our paradigms (aka: our conscious reality) and assess ourselves as either having or not having “the things we want”. We can look at the actions that we are or are not taking and evaluate our level of doing the things we want to do to have the things we want. But at the heart of paradigm work is our state of being… Be-ing… it is in the becoming of a new version of self through new belief systems that the “doing” and then “having” inevitably follows. By purposing to crucify our old belief systems about self and replace them with new ones, the rest falls into place. I have experienced that by focusing on one small inner belief, whether it relates to your character, habit, ethic, relationship, etc. you will effectively trigger a landslide of growth. That landslide permanently alters the landscape laying it bare for new growth and infrastructure. It’s muddy, messy, and takes time to solidify, but it is forever. As an example: The future me is organized and occupies beautiful, clean, orderly spaces. To me this reflects discipline. So I decided to take one action and "be" (act as if I was already organized): making my bed every morning. That led to me organizing my closet with matching hangers. This led to throwing out half dead plants. This led to wanting to keep my space clean and organized because I was now paying conscious attention to my space and how it made me feel clean and organized. As I made these changes, one at a time, I began to notice that I no longer was leaving the empty coffee mug upstairs “until tomorrow”. I was effectively managing my space with diligence and intent. This caused me to believe in my ability to do so which is a shift because I always resolved that my ADD would prevent me from ever being and staying organized. Having proven I can change, my confidence was built. My self-trust was reinforced. If I can do this, I can do more! I am more prepared today than six months ago to hold beautiful things because I changed my belief and my subsequent actions to make it possible.

1️⃣ Where are you from? 2️⃣ What area of your life are you working to elevate? 3️⃣ What inspired you to join this community?