Community Announcement — A New Chapter Begins This March 2026 Starting this March, I’m making a meaningful change to our Skool community. As part of my almsgiving for Lent, the community will become completely FREE for EVERYONE. This decision comes straight from my mission: to make truthful, practical, and formative knowledge accessible and affordable for all. What’s changing • The community will now be called The Lyceum, named after the school founded by Aristotle • The majority of classroom coursework will be free • A small number of special courses may be offered for $5, purely as a donation for instructor appreciation • No one will be charged to learn, grow, or participate moving forward What The Lyceum stands for Just as Aristotle’s Lyceum explored: • life and biology • ethics and virtue • metaphysics and logic • reasoned thought and dialogue Our Lyceum will continue to dive deep into: • physical practices and training philosophy • discipline and habit formation • communication and leadership • integration of mind, body, and meaning This is not just content. It’s a classroom for formation. My only ask This is my gift to you. In return, I ask one thing: • Share this community with those who need it • Help contribute by inviting others who are seeking direction, discipline, and growth Knowledge multiplies when it’s given freely. Thank you for being part of this journey.

What Are You Committed To?A resolution is an intention to do something, while a commitment is a dedication. New Year’s Day is a time for reflection on the past year—a time to count your blessings, give thanks, and forge ahead with a resolution you can keep past two weeks. At some point over the next few days, you will be asked: What is your 2026 resolution? Why don’t we ask instead: What is the commitment you are making for 2026? What is the difference? Dictionary-wise, they’re about the same: - Resolution, noun: “a firm decision to do or not to do something. - Commitment, noun: “the state or quality of being dedicated to a cause, activity, etc.” But what’s more interesting are the synonyms for each word: - Resolution — intention · resolve · decision · intent · aim · plan · commitment · pledge · promise - Commitment — dedication · devotion · allegiance · loyalty · faithfulness · fidelity The difference? A resolution is an intention to do something, while a commitment is a dedication. Intending seems soft. Committing is powerful. So today, as you enjoy the football games, the celebration of another year, and a resolve to find the opportunities hidden in each day, ask yourself: What is your commitment to making ’26 your best year? Forget the resolution. Instead—what are you committed to?

Faith is the unwavering certainty that transcends the physical realm— a deep, interior knowing anchored in direct communion with the Divine. It is not belief born of proof, but conviction formed through encounter. Not sight, but trust. Not emotion alone, but alignment of will, conscience, and truth. Faith is the strength to stand firm when evidence is absent, to act rightly when outcomes are unknown, and to remain grounded when the world offers uncertainty. It is the quiet assurance that meaning exists beyond what is seen, and that purpose is revealed through obedience, endurance, and love. Have a blessed day everyone 🙏🏼

Here’s my 8 week Hybrid training program template.. Enjoy!