🎣 Life is Like Fishing 🎣 You can’t catch big fish by just throwing a line in the water—you need the right bait, the right tools, and the right guide. 1️⃣ Know What You’re Fishing For If you don’t know what you want, you’ll drift aimlessly. Define your goal: success? growth? relationships? financial freedom? 2️⃣ Choose the Right Waters Big fish aren’t in the wrong place. Go where your goal can thrive—seek the right environments, people, and opportunities. 3️⃣ Pick the Right Bait Your bait = your skills, attitude, and effort. Cast the wrong bait, catch nothing. Cast the right bait consistently, and opportunity bites. 4️⃣ Have the Right Equipment - Hook: Your commitment—follow through. - Line: Your persistence—stay connected to your goals. - Pole: Your resilience—handle setbacks with control. - Boat: Your environment—surround yourself with support and resources. 5️⃣ Fish With the Right People Life’s better with companions who share your passion and lift you up. And never underestimate the power of a mentor—they know the waters and can guide you to the big catch. 💡 Success requires preparation, patience, persistence, and the willingness to invest. Cast wisely, reel with commitment, and enjoy the journey.

"It's easy to believe the believable. But it's better to believe the unbelievable." Anybody can believe what’s already visible. But leaders believe in what isn’t visible—yet. It’s hard to believe that you can win in business… That you can outwork your past, outgrow your patterns, and outperform your doubts. So believe it anyway. Believe bigger. Believe sooner. 📖 Remember the story of Nick Vujicic? Born with no arms and no legs, doctors said he would never live a normal life. Today, he travels the world, surfs, writes books, and speaks on stages to millions. He didn’t just believe in walking—he believed in impacting nations. That’s the mindset. That’s the culture. This community isn’t just about financial freedom—it’s about mental freedom. Today, stretch farther than you did yesterday. Push your thinking, your action, your belief, and your reach. Because no one changes the world by playing it small. 🧠 Assignment: In your journal or notes today, write one unbelievable thing you’re choosing to believe—about your future, your family, or your finances. Then back it up with action. Let’s build that muscle of belief—together.

-God gives second chances. But he expects repentance for our shortcomings. He will give us the courage needed in order to make permanent changes when we allow him to be in control of our decisions. This morning, I was struck by a profound truth: "God gives second chances." This secret, both comforting and challenging, reveals a vital aspect of God's nature and His expectations for us. Understanding this divine principle is crucial for anyone seeking to deepen their relationship with God and transform their lives. The Promise of Second Chances One of the most remarkable aspects of God’s grace is His willingness to offer us second chances. Life is a journey marked by mistakes, missteps, slipups, and moments of failure. Yet, through it all, God remains a steadfast source of hope, rejuvenation and renewal. He provides opportunities to start over, to correct our course, and to grow from our experiences. This promise of a fresh start is not just about a clean slate; it’s about God’s unwavering commitment to our personal growth and transformation. He understands our human limitations and offers us grace to overcome our shortcomings. Each new opportunity is a testament to His love and patience. - Lamentations 3:22-23: "Because of the Lord’s great love we are not consumed, for his compassions never fail. They are new every morning; great is your faithfulness." - Isaiah 43:18-19: "Forget the former things; do not dwell on the past. See, I am doing a new thing! Now it springs up; do you not perceive it? I am making a way in the wilderness and streams in the wasteland." The Call to Repentance However, the promise of second chances is accompanied by an important expectation: repentance. To fully embrace the grace of a new beginning, we must first acknowledge our shortcomings and seek to change. Repentance involves more than just saying we're sorry; it requires a genuine turning away from past behaviors and a commitment to making lasting changes. Repentance is an active process that demands introspection and honesty. It’s about recognizing where we’ve gone astray and making a conscious decision to align our actions with God’s will. This change of heart and direction is crucial for receiving the full benefit of God’s second chances.

If you want to reduce resistance and increase results, here’s the cheat code: Ask confidently. Ask clearly. Ask without hesitation. 3 Keys to Mastering the Ask: 1. Ask with Certainty – Assume the yes. Expect it. 2. Shut Up – Say it. Then stop. Let the silence do its work. 3. Handle Objections, Don’t Fear Them – Objections aren’t rejection—they’re opportunity. The Numbers Don’t Lie: • Confident askers close at 50–70%. • Uncertain askers? Only 10–30%. Your energy transfers. Project doubt and you lose. Project belief and you win. Today’s Challenge: Make an ask you’ve been avoiding. Say it with your chest—and let the silence work.

If you’ve ever been in sales or business, chances are someone once told you to ask this: "Are you the decision-maker?” Let me save you years of awkward conversations and missed opportunities: stop asking that question. Why? Because the moment you ask, you’ve triggered someone’s ego. Even if they’re not the decision-maker, they’ll likely say they are. If they are the decision-maker, they might still feel the need to assert control. Either way, the conversation derails. Instead, ask indirect questions like: - “Apart from yourself, who else is involved in this decision?” - “Whose advice do you value when making decisions like this?” These questions lower defenses and invite stories. And when people tell stories, you win. 🧠 Why Stories Matter Harvard ran an MRI study on people who were asked to talk about themselves. The result? Their brains lit up like they had just gotten a hit of dopamine — the same chemical released by good food, sex, or even cocaine. I call that brain crack. Self-disclosure feels so good, people want to keep doing it. If you're in front of a prospect, your job is simple: 1. Ask open-ended questions. 2. Actually listen. Don’t just wait to talk. 3. Avoid interrupting. Let the silence work for you. 4. Let them fill the quiet. That’s when they reveal the truth. 5. Follow the breadcrumbs. Their stories are the map to the close. 🧩 The 5 Types of Prospects Master this and you’ll stop chasing people — you’ll start creating conversations they lean into. - Buyers – They have the power to say yes. - Amplifiers – They see the value and will advocate. - Seekers – Info gatherers. Don’t get stuck here. - Influencers – They shape decisions behind the scenes. - Coaches – Your insider. Treat them like gold. 📞 Prospecting = Interrupting If you’re not interrupting, you’re not prospecting. And if you’re not interrupting relentlessly, your pipeline will starve. There are only 3 types of responses when you prospect: RBO's... Reflex responses Brush-offs