If you’ve been sitting on this longer than you expected to… this will probably feel uncomfortably accurate. At some point, the problem stopped being ideas. You have plenty of those. The problem became deciding which one is worth committing to without the fear that you’re about to waste another chunk of your life chasing the wrong thing. That fear is real. It usually comes from experience. If you’ve tried something before that didn’t work, your brain learns the wrong lesson. Instead of “I need better execution,” it decides, “I need more certainty next time.” So you research more. You watch more videos. You refine the idea before you ever test it. You wait for clarity to show up before you move. Here’s the part most people don’t want to hear, but eventually have to accept: Clarity does not come before commitment. It shows up because of it. Every meaningful shift I’ve made — and every real win I’ve watched other people make — started the same way. Not with confidence. Not with a perfect plan. It started with a time-boxed decision. A defined window where the goal wasn’t to be right forever, but to get real feedback. The mistake is treating a business decision like a permanent identity change. It’s not. It’s an experiment. One that only works if you actually run it. What keeps people stuck isn’t lack of intelligence or effort. It’s trying to avoid regret by never fully choosing. The irony is that this creates the exact outcome you’re trying to prevent: more time lost, more frustration, and more self-doubt. If you’re reading this and thinking, “Yeah… this is me,” then here’s a better question to sit with today: What is one direction you could commit to for the next 90 days, not because you’re certain it will work, but because you’re willing to let reality answer the question? That’s the shift. From “I need to be sure” to “I’m willing to test.” I’ve been talking for a bit about something I’ve been building that’s designed specifically around this problem — not motivation, not ideas, but structured commitment with a clear start and finish.

Let's give it up for @Bryan StClair who just hit two milestones with his brand new Skool Community called Inertial Propulsion Workshop! He grabbed his 10th member yesterday and reached 1,000 subscribers on his YouTube channel. Congrats Bryan! Things happen fast when you show up and take action. His skool group is brand new, not a even a month old. @Bryan StClair made the decision to move over to Mindset Skool on December 24th and hasn't looked back. GREAT JOB!

I want to give you a heads-up about something I’m doing this weekend…and why it matters if you want to make money online. I’m running a short email campaign to my most active subscribers. About 5,200 people. The goal isn’t hype. It’s not storytelling. It’s not “value emails.” The goal is simple: force a decision. Here’s what I’m focusing on: • A clear deadline • A real price increase • One core message repeated from different angles • No new ideas, no new offers • Pressure on indecision, not persuasion If you see the emails, don’t just read what they say. Watch how often they go out. Watch what gets repeated. Watch what’s not explained. Most people think marketing is about convincing. It’s not. It’s about removing excuses and making waiting uncomfortable. That’s the same reason this group exists. Most of you don’t have a “skill problem.” You have a decision problem. Too many ideas. Too much thinking. Not enough commitment. That was me for 14 years. This campaign is a live example of how I approach that…in my own business…with real stakes and real numbers. When it’s over, I’ll come back here and share: • What worked • What didn’t • What I’d do differently The real results. If you want to learn how to build something online, this is what to study. Not the tactics. The thinking. More soon.

Most people don’t get stuck because they can’t pick an online business. They get stuck because once they have the idea… they freeze. They second-guess it. They overthink it. They spend weeks trying to “figure it all out first.” Both paths can work. The question is just which one you want to take. Path #1 (the free path): Figure it out inside this group You can absolutely stay here, watch what I’m doing, follow the prompts, ask questions, and slowly piece your business together. If you stay consistent, you will make progress. I built this group so you could do that if that’s your preferred style. Path #2 (the faster + fewer mistakes path): Mindset Skool This is for people who think: “I don’t want to guess. I want clarity, feedback, and someone helping me avoid avoidable mistakes.” Mindset Skool helps you: - eliminate guesswork - move faster - avoid the painful (and expensive) wrong turns - get immediate clarity when you get stuck - build alongside people doing the same thing If that support would help you, this is the next logical step. And right now it’s $24/month until I raise it to $49/month before Santa shows up. If you join at $24, you’re locked in at that rate forever. I want you to think about something. Ask yourself this question... “Would having Brian and a community guide me be worth $24/month if it helped me go faster and avoid mistakes?” If yes → join Mindset Skool. If no → stay here and keep learning. Both are completely valid. You’re welcome here either way. Feel free to comment or DM me with any questions. P.S. The video also offers some updates on the community, a walkthrough of Mindset Skool and how you can make money using your own free Skool community.

If you're here, it's because you want to start an online business but you're not sure which one is right for you. You're in the right place. I'm Brian. I spent 25 years in corporate sales, tried 26 different side hustles, and wasted years going in circles before I figured out what actually works. I built this community so you don't have to do the same. Here's what we do here: We help you stop spinning, pick the right idea, and start moving in the right direction without wasting months going down the wrong path. That's it. One problem. One solution. Here's what to do first: The #1 mistake people make when they join is skipping straight to research mode. Don't do that. Instead, go to the classroom and start with Step 0. It takes less than 5 minutes and it does something research never does... it forces a decision. 👉 Click here to start Step 0 Once you've done that, come back to the community and drop your idea in the Step 0 post. I personally read every single one and I'll respond. A few things worth knowing: You don't need a perfect idea. You need a starting point. You don't need to have it all figured out. You need to take one step. And if you've tried this before and stopped, that's not a character flaw. There's a reason it keeps happening and we deal with that here too. Introduce yourself below if you'd like. Tell me who you are, what you've tried, and what kind of life you're trying to build. I read everything. Welcome aboard. - Brian 🔥