Daryl Davis was once an aspiring and successful musician. He had played with Chuck Berry, B.B. King, Jerry Lee Lewis, and Muddy Waters. However, his true claim to fame, the legacy he has forged came in a very different way. He went out of his way to befriend KKK Grand wizard, Roger Kelly. He spent years building trust between them and laying the foundation of what became a friendship. They broke bread at each other’s tables. They welcomed each other into their homes. Davis even went as far attending Klan rallies as a guest of Kelly. Most importantly, Davis cultivated an atmosphere of listening. He didn’t hate Kelly because Kelly hated him. Instead he listened to Roger Kelly. And eventually, Kelly started listening to him. This lead to the two realizing they had far more in common than not. In the end, Kelly denounced his ties to the KKK. So much so, he handed his hood and robe to Daryl Davis. In total, Davis has seen over 200 klan members walk away from the KKK and hand over their robes and hoods to Daryl. Daryl Davis is a world changer. Replacing hate with love. Because love conquers hate... every time.

Hey guys, I recently lost my job and I’m done with going into work for people and want to create something of my own. I currently have about nearly 2k in the bank and waiting on my final checks from the last company. I’m good at shooting photos and I’ve thought about shooting photos for models in my area, but don’t have good planning or messaging skills from being scammed. I have some skill in making videos and posting them from 1-3 videos. I am planning on posting my first video tonight on YouTube just to get started. And last question, I need a personal development coach really badly and I was wondering if there is anyone in the Richmond area anyone knows of? Anyone have any other advice for me? TY

I just started listening to the audio Book "The Setup" of Dan Blizerian ...

I have had an issue for about 10 years now. I cannot sleep, often I use legal THC or a trip to the gym, that lets me sleep. Tonight, no go, I just keep thinking about how I am a failure, about how I cannot Get laid and how there has never been a woman in my bed. So I wake up or I toss and turn, and end up sleeping on my couch. I only sleep in my own bed once a week, If I could get laid. I can sleep. How exactly do I start to address this? I know it affects my mental health, my physical health, and probably adds to the depression.

I really enjoyed this book. I was talking to another member about it. So I figured to share and what most of us trying to create and accomplish. It all makes a lot of sense. One piece of advice from Dan Bilzerian that often surfaces is his emphasis on living a life that is genuinely fulfilling and true to one's desires, rather than conforming to societal expectations or norms. He advocates for personal freedom and the pursuit of happiness, which can be seen in the way he chooses to live his life—unapologetically and on his own terms. Bilzerian's approach to relationships with women often reflects his broader philosophy of pleasure and indulgence. He suggests that individuals should seek out relationships that make them happy and that they should be honest about their intentions from the outset. Transparency and directness, according to Bilzerian, can prevent misunderstandings and set the foundation for mutually satisfying interactions. What are your takeaways from the book or podcast of Dan?