I’m on a cruise right now. The boat just left Miami harbor. I’m with my sons, who are the absolute best little boys. I have this amazing suite with an amazing view. There are 50ish people from my mastermind here. I genuinely love every single one of them. Ten years ago I would’ve killed to just be in a community like this… now I’m one of 3 owners 😬. Life isn’t perfect. I’m divorced (never, ever thought I’d say that), my health is a massive question mark, I only get my children 50% of the time and I’m devastated when they’re gone. Even so, I have so much to be grateful for. I’m in business with people I used to only study and read about. I get to build and play and call it “work”. I have people who I love, and they love me back. There’s just so much to be grateful for. Not to mention: You. I have a community of over a thousand people that have opted in to my life’s mission: Helping people achieve true Freedom. I’m so grateful for you. And I’m so committed to you. You have no idea how often I think about you. How excited I am to serve you. How inevitable I know your success to be. I’m grateful for you. And if life has taught me anything, it’s this: The more gratitude I cultivate, the more life gives me. Like freaking clockwork. So… And you probably saw this coming… But we’re going to go there anyway... Please, tell me: What are you grateful for? Don’t hold back. I love you ❤️

💡 I have an idea that is brewing as my way to escape my W2. It will likely be a slow burner and take time to build, but I would like your thoughts if you have a minute of spare time please? I want to create a community centered around fathers and husbands as there are thousands for mothers but very few for dads. Here are the cliff notes of what I want to do: 1️⃣ A man only group 2️⃣ I am not teaching or promising anything just giving my experience and thoughts. 3️⃣ Broadly aligned with gentle parenting principles with a healthy dose of pragmatism, tough love and raising well rounded children 4️⃣ Marriage will be the same idea as parenting 5️⃣ A community that allows men to ask questions, talk openly and be the best version they can be of themselves 6️⃣ I want to help those dads/husbands who think a screwdriver is a cocktail and has zero life skills. Posts will be under the following categories 👼 Parenting - How I navigate parenting i.e. bickering, chores, emotions, homework, drugs, sex, etc 💍 Marriage - How I navigate marriage similar to parenting but marriage related 🛠️ Dad Skills - Life skills modern dads lack i.e. hang a picture, basic finances, using a compass, making fire etc. 🪄 Dad Magic - Cool dad things to wow your kids i.e. magic tricks, crazy facts, quirks of language, cool math 'isms' etc. ❤️‍🩹 Looking After Yourself - Mental & Physical wellbeing. 🚿 Musings From The Shower - Random thoughts i.e. Do babies that fall asleep on mom and make up in a crib think they teleported? How long could a 10 year old boy go without washing if you let them? At what age will my son be able to kick my ass? Thoughts?

Hello everyone 👋... My name is Corbin, I'm very new to the group and thought I'd introduce myself. I joined because I want to be surrounded by people who are building something real. People who are moving the forward, not waiting for motivation to show up. I believe in sharpening myself through challenge, and this environment seems like the kind of place that does exactly that. Right now, I’m focused on finishing my book. That’s where my attention is, and it’s a reflection of everything I believe in, discipline, purpose, and the refusal to live an ordinary life. My mission in this world is simple: to help young people live exceptional lives and destroy the victim mentality that keeps them from doing so. I believe personal responsibility is power, and that comfort is the quiet enemy of greatness. Koinophobia: the fear of being ordinary. It’s what drives me. It’s not fear in the weak sense, it’s fuel, it’s the thought that keeps me awake when mediocrity tries to settle in. To me, it means refusing to coast through life, refusing to be another copy of someone living a life I don't even want. I see it as a challenge to stand out through discipline, creativity, and courage. Gratefulness: the quality of being thankful and showing appreciation. This is where I’m rooted. Because without gratitude, ambition becomes greed. I believe the only way to grow the right way is to stay grounded in what you’ve already been given. Gratefulness keeps my vision clean, it reminds me that progress isn’t about chasing more, it’s about becoming more. I’m driven by koinophobia. Rooted in gratefulness. “Do not conform to the patterns of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind.” — Romans 12:2 🍿🍿

Hey! I've been an entrepreneur for the past 10 years. I own a digital marketing agency, it's kind of at a fork, there's a general agency part, doing WEB, SEM and SEO for all local businesses. and I also niched down to counsellors and therapists helping them handle all their digital marketing. There is a team of about 8 of us all in Canada I want to start hiring talent internationally as well. want: my goal is to get to my agency to $12MM/year with 20%profit need: the proper frameworks and guidance to assist me on those steps. Help to know what to focus on to get to the next level

In Q1/Q2 of this year, I realized it was taking me too long to get proposals and contracts out, and I was spending too much time doing strategy for free. So, I stopped doing proposals, and instead, I conduct a brief vibe call to determine if we are a good fit for one another. Then, they pay for a 2-hour call where I dive deep to gather information, and I create a roadmap for them so they have my findings and recommendations, and they feel confident about their next steps. They can either follow that roadmap and execute it on their own (and at least I got paid for my time) or retain us to do it for them and apply the price of their session toward their retainer. I've done 3 that way so far and will end up closing them all! (I told one she wasn't ready to work with us, but that she would be in a couple of months. She really appreciated my honesty and has already referred other people to us.)