Hey Family, I reach my first month in the program tomorrow. If you've seen my posts, I put up alot of stuff about moving fast. I check my Discord today and saw that the team had reached out to me nearly two weeks ago and I never responded. (Again that's my bad.) 🤦‍♂️ To the new guys, these folks working for you are actually working for you, and they do want you to be successful. Speed isn't everything, but I guarantee it will take longer when there are unread messages in your Discord. Don't be like me. Check Discord regularly.

Start leaving flyers in your vehicles with a QR code that directs renters to your website or IG page. Here's why it’s a must-do if you're serious about building a long-term brand: ✅ When they scan the QR, they’ll be entered into your 10% Lifetime Discount Program — locking them in for all future bookings. ✅ You now have a direct way to follow up, build relationships, and create loyal customers. ✅ It increases your brand visibility—every rental becomes a chance to promote YOU, not just the platform. ✅ This is how you turn one-time renters into repeat customers, especially when transitioning off Turo into private rentals so you can make 100% of your profits. 📌 Keep the flyer clean, professional, and branded.📸 Add a pic of the car, your IG handle, QR code, and a short message like: "Scan for 10% OFF all future rentals + join our VIP driver list!" This is a simple move that separates the hustlers from the hobbyists. Let’s keep building. 💼🔥

I am currently transitioning out of the Military. My commander requires me to come into the office once a month to make sure I'm alive. I went back last Thursday, and I feel like I caught the last Helicopter out of Saigon. As soon as I left, the office fell into deep disorganization. We have lost a large portion of our staff. Headquarters is constantly in conflict with the regional offices. Policies and objectives are being updated daily. Everyone I worked with was strung out. My point is I'm never going back to an office. If the Military is subject to that kind of turmoil, and government jobs are supposed to be "safe and secure," then I figure there is no security in working for anyone but me. I would hate to be at the mercy of some corporate executive who doesn't know me and doesn't care about me. I know I'd do better working for myself. In the words of Captain America, "The safest hands are still our own."

I just finished the video "💎 Your Mindset Will Hold You Back." I can't tell you how many people I run across that are looking for someone to "give them a chance." I hate that mentality. I can make my own way, and do better than anyone who is trying to give me a handout. There is great power in taking responsibility and being intentional about what you want in this life. No one is going to pursue your dreams like you. So Let's Geaux get it.

Let’s say you have a CC with a 5k limit. To maximize the ability to receive the highest limit increase (when one is available), Do you: always keep spending under X.% Or do you spend up-to the limit, and pay down 99% before the “DUE” date, not statement date. Or do you do the same 99% as above but on the statement date instead. I asked ChatGPT the same and got this: To maximize your chances of getting the highest credit limit increase, the best strategy is a mix of responsible spending and strategic payments. Here’s how you should approach it: 1. Spend up to the limit occasionally, but pay it down before the statement closing date – This shows the issuer that you can handle a higher limit responsibly without carrying high utilization into your statements. 2. Keep your utilization low when the statement closes – Ideally under 10%, but at most 30% of your limit. Your credit utilization (as reported to bureaus) is based on your statement balance, not your due date balance. Keeping this low helps boost your credit score. 3. Always pay in full by the due date – This avoids interest and keeps your account in excellent standing. 4. Increase spending over time – If your income supports it, gradually increasing spending and paying it off responsibly can signal to the issuer that you need a higher limit. Best Approach: • Occasionally spend close to or up to the limit but pay it down before the statement closing date so it doesn’t report as maxed out. • Day-to-day, keep utilization below 10%-30% at statement closing. • Always pay in full by the due date. This method optimizes both credit score growth and issuer confidence, making you a prime candidate for a credit limit increase.