Guys and gals, I just wanted to introduce myself. My names Adam Mcdonald I go by Mac to alot of people. I am really looking forward to working with Kwame Manu as we both help others achieve success in their own lives and teach others how to take control and not only see their own potential but actually live it and understand it and manifest it from a dream to a reality. "By ourselves we are one but as a team we are many"

We broke down the Exit Grid Framework and showed how real freedom is engineered — not chased. Most people are taught to optimize effort. We showed how to redesign structure. Time. Income. Leverage. When those three align, freedom stops being a dream and becomes a decision. The takeaway was simple but uncomfortable: If your income collapses when you stop showing up, you’re still inside the grid. Exit Grid exists to help people build systems, not hustle harder. Ownership over exhaustion. Design over desperation. More to come. This is just the beginning. If you were in the room tonight, you felt it. If you weren’t, the replay and next steps are coming soon. Welcome to Exit Grid.

If you’re serious about building your own Skool community—and not just talking about it—this is your next step. I recommend joining Skoolers. Skoolers breaks down, step by step, how to: - Set up your Skool properly from day one - Structure your community so it actually retains members - Price your offers correctly - Avoid the mistakes that keep most groups stuck at zero engagement This is not theory. It’s implementation. If Exit Grid is the gateway to freedom, Skoolers is the toolkit that helps you build the system behind it. If you’ve been saying: “I want to start a Skool” “I want to monetize my knowledge” “I want a real community, not just followers” Then don’t overthink it. Join Skoolers, learn the framework, and execute. I’ve dropped the link. Tap in, get set up, and start building properly. https://www.skool.com/skoolers/about?ref=d075e9bfb1a4493088139ed130a9e630

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What’s up Exit Grid family. Tonight is not a training. It’s not a pitch. This is a check-in. I want you to pause for a second and ask yourself one honest question: Where am I right now—mentally, spiritually, and strategically? Not where you want to be. Not where you tell people you are. Where you actually are. Exit Grid exists for people who are tired of pretending everything is fine while quietly feeling stuck. People who know they’re capable of more, but feel like they’re running on someone else’s system—someone else’s rules, expectations, and timelines. If that’s you, you’re in the right place. Here’s the truth most people avoid: Progress doesn’t disappear overnight. It erodes slowly—when you stop checking in with yourself, when you stay busy instead of intentional, when you consume but don’t apply. So tonight, this is your moment to recalibrate. Ask yourself: - What did I say I was going to do this year? - What have I actually followed through on? - What am I avoiding because it feels uncomfortable, unfamiliar, or requires discipline? No guilt. No shame. Just awareness. Because awareness is the first exit. At Exit Grid, we don’t believe in hustle for the sake of hustle. We believe in alignment. Systems that support your life instead of consuming it. Decisions that move you closer to freedom, not just activity. And freedom doesn’t always look like quitting your job tomorrow. Sometimes it looks like: - Getting clear on your next skill - Simplifying your goals - Building one income stream the right way - Fixing your mindset before fixing your strategy If you’ve been feeling overwhelmed, that’s a sign you need structure. If you’ve been feeling unmotivated, that’s usually a sign you’ve lost clarity—not ability. Let me remind you of something important: You’re not behind. You’re early in your awareness. Most people never even realize they’re trapped. You did. That matters. So here’s your simple check-in assignment after this video: 1. Write down one thing you’ve been avoiding that you know would move your life forward. 2. Write down one system you need—whether that’s financial, mental, spiritual, or operational. 3. Commit to one small, disciplined action in the next 24 hours. Not next week. Not “soon.” Tomorrow.