Our company is leaving this weekend for our International Travel Convention in Hawaii, therefore the Info meetings for next week are cancelled. If one of the trainers happens to change their schedule, I will make those updates in the calendar. Please reach out via DM for any questions, or chat in the community. See you all back the last week of July!

2 weeks until we head to Hawaii for our 10th International Annual Convention. We will be in Waikiki at the Hilton Hawaiian Village. This will be my first time, any advice is welcomed!

Thought I would share Alex Hormozi’s email this morning. If you don’t subscribe to these, you are missing out! Thank you all for being in this group. 🙏 “No matter how much money you make this will apply to you. I’ve been training/lifting weights for 22 years... which is wild to say. I’ve been pretty much entirely self taught / taught from groups of guys I’ve trained with over the years. My advancements in strength and size... However, have been irregular. There are years where I simply maintain. Then punctuated periods where I gained tons of size and strength. What’s interesting is that these periods always had three things in common: 1. I had training partners 2. We had a common goal 3. We had a single shared methodology It sounds really simple. But it wasn’t until I looked in retrospect that I saw the pattern. Each one served a specific purpose from a behavioral perspective... Which I think is necessary to make progress. 1. Training partners give you immediate reward for showing up. 2. They raise your effort when they watch you, they give you live feedback, and if you have people the same or better than you - they model what “better” looks like. 3. And, if you have 2-3 partners, you get to live 3x the experience per session. 4. Way faster progress. 5. Common goal gives you measurement. 6. Essentially an ideal that allows you to measure yourself against so you can gauge progress, and make incremental progress. 7. And if your partner is making faster progress than you, it gives you a cue to push. 8. Shared methodology allows you to stay focused with zero decision fatigue or wasted time on other methodologies. 9. And since you’re doing it one way - there’s easy cause and effect you can attribute. The same has been true for me in business. These are the things that have given me the most progress over the years. Always have a group, - Alex PS - Life with a group...

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Hi Everyone I’m new here. Wanted to come and find out more about travel. Thank you for having me.