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I have a reputation for being quite “direct”. Especially for an Englishman! It all started when I was 19. I was at this personal development event where they made us do primal screaming. (Yeah, one of those weird hippy things.) Everyone had to scream as loud as they could. What happened next was hilarious... Most people let out these pathetic little squeaks. Like frightened hamsters at the vet. They were paralysed by what others might think. But something in me just snapped. I decided to go ALL IN. And I screamed so damn loud that people physically backed away from me. Like "holy shit, this dude's completely lost it" backed away That day taught me how to stop giving a shit what people think. It showed me how most people live their entire lives holding back. Never accessing their buried emotions. Never fully expressing themselves. Never showing up with their full power. Operating at 20% of their potential. And you know what? That's exactly how most coaches operate in their business today. They water down their message. They soften their approach. They try to please everyone. And in doing so, they help no one. It's why at my Bali retreat, I include exercises like this. Because your clients don't need another timid, watered-down coach. They need YOU. The real you. At full volume. Even if it makes some people back away. Even if some think you're crazy. Even if it feels uncomfortable. Because that discomfort is where the real transformation happens. So stop squeaking. And start roaring. Let’s go!

9/23/25 Today is a milestone. A day filled with love, memory, and quiet strength. 💫 My daughter and I share this birthday — One soul here, one resting in peace. 🎂🕊️ I carry you with me, always. Your light still shines through my steps. ✨👣 Though you’re not here in body, You live in my heart — forever and always. ❤️🪽 I’ve moved up another step today… Not away from you, But closer to healing, closer to purpose, Closer to peace. 💜🌈

Genesis 40:23 (NKJV): “Yet the chief butler did not remember Joseph, but forgot him.” The Bible records how Joseph was put in prison for something he did not do. While there, two of Pharaoh’s officials who were in prison with him, the baker and the butler, had dreams they couldn’t understand. Joseph interpreted both dreams correctly. He told the butler that he would be released and serve Pharaoh again. Joseph also told the butler that if he was released, he should remember him and help him get out of prison (Genesis 40:1-23). However, the butler forgot. On the face of it, this seemed very unfair. Why would the butler forget even after Joseph had helped him? In God’s mind, this closed door was not a mistake. He had a bigger plan for Joseph. Sometimes the smaller door must remain shut because a bigger one is waiting. If Joseph had left prison through the butler’s help, he might never have met Pharaoh. But two years later, Pharaoh had a dream, and suddenly Joseph was remembered (Genesis 41:1). Pharaoh’s dream did not simply bring Joseph out of prison, it brought him into the palace and he became second in command over all of Egypt. God did not allow the butler’s door to open because it was too small for what He had planned. You must understand and embrace this truth: when a door does not open, even after you have done everything right, it might not be the devil fighting you. It might be God guiding you to a greater door

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