Gents, we're working on our next Micro-Course and we want to make sure we're creating something that truly serves you and where you're at right now. So before we dive in… we're putting the decision in your hands! 💪 👇 Cast your vote in the poll below and let us know which topic you'd like us to tackle next. Can't find your idea in the options? Drop it in the comments! We read every single one and your suggestion might just become our next course / classroom. 👀

Does anyone know where or how i can learn to create suits? The reasons because im a big fella and finding suits my size is troublesome so i would love to make my own line of suits.

Alright gents - we’re kicking off a fun challenge starting TODAY. We often talk about leveling up our style. But the truth is, no man decides to level up just because he bought a new suit. He buys the suit because he first decided he was done playing small. We all have a "Line in the Sand"—that specific moment where the old version of you no longer fit the man you wanted to become. Today, we’re kicking off a 3-day challenge to honor those stories. This isn't a "who looks best" contest. This is about the Turning Point. Whether it was a promotion that felt out of your league, a breakup that forced a reality check, or the day you became a father and realized you had to lead by example - we want to hear about the moment you stopped cutting corners. HOW TO JOIN (Super easy) Drop your story in the comments under this post. Use this quick format: 1. The old you (What did "average" look like for you then?) 2. The moment (What was the specific wake-up call?) 3. The shift (What was the very first change you made?) 4. The result (How are you showing up differently today?) Optional: Feel free to attach a "Before" photo to show the physical side of that internal shift. HOW THE CHALLENGE WORKS - Challenge will run for 3 days (starting today until Jan 19th) - Post your story in the comments of this post (not separate posts) - Our team will personally pick the winner at the end - Winner will be announced next week Monday Jan 19th - Winner gets a surprise gift from Antonio 🎁 WINNERS WILL BE PICKED BASED ON - Detail and quality of your comment (70%) - Thumbs up from others (5%) - Paid members will have plus points. RULES & LIMITATIONS - Must be Level 5 or higher to win - Free shipping (USA only; forwarding addresses accepted) The floor is yours. What was the moment you decided to level up? Let’s hear it below. 👇

Good evening gentlemen, As gentlemen and the ladies that are in this community, one of the hardest things for some of us to change or improve on is our language of how we talk to people and the words that we say. A lot of this has to do with our culture's, demographics , and the people that we associate ourselves with. As many of you know the English language is said to be one of the most difficult languages to learn because we have say many meanings to words, so many slang words, and abbreviations. And to make matters worse now we have emoji’s. Many feel that how they talk does not matter, and some think that you have to keep up with the times in order to fit in. But as I stated in a previous post that the way you talk will eventually affect the way to write your words. And to further that, when you are trying to advance whether is a position, or an interview you are going for, maybe a higher level position or a job that requires you to communicate or even write policies and procedures they listen to how you communicate. Having said that, sometimes in our efforts to change we tend to want to say too much at times and it goes from talking slang words to over speaking and giving to much information. The fastest way to loose respect is by this one habit, over explaining. When you keep justifying yourself, people sense insecurity even if you are right about something. Confident people explain once, then they stop talking. They trust their words don’t need explanation. Say what matters then stop talking. For example, you’re invited to an event and you know you are not going to attend, You simply say, “ I appreciate the invitation, but unfortunately i will not be able to attend.” Then Stop! Because the more you talk the more you seem Iike you lying and you just do not want to go. The more you talk the more you leave unanswered questions, and speculations. Little piece of advice, if you really don’t want to attend but feel obligated and you want to maintain a relationship and you fear that this will cause a problem, send a small gift of appreciation. Does not have to be big or expensive, but something letting them know you appreciate the invite.

I mean to say is i feel good working on and focusing on myself while im still i my 20s. I have 4 years left and a big head full priorities im learning to get straightened out. Learning to make useful and better decisions. No longer waiting and making moves instead. Also being consistent. Thats another thing im working on.