We did it! Accelerator University has reached 10,135 members (to be exact)! 🙌 Thank you to everyone who has joined, shared, and supported this community from the very start. 🙏 When we started, we were just a small group… and now we’re 10k strong! 💪 That’s only possible because of YOU. Each post, comment, and like keeps this place alive. ❤️ Now I want to ask you: 👉 What do you want this group to be? 👉 How can we make this group more valuable for you? (Your voice matters. Write your feedback in the comments bellow) 👇 The early pioneers 🏔️ built the path, but now it’s time to shape the future together. 🌎 Drop your ideas, feedback, and dreams for what Accelerator University can become. 💡 Thank you for being part of this journey. Let’s keep building, growing, and leading the way. 🚀 P.S. Yes! 10k is just the beginning. Stay tuned, big things are coming! 😉

Hey looking to interview business owners on my new Podcast. Let me know if you’re interested and what kind of business you run!

Say No. Not just to other people requesting your time. To the things you put on your TODO list that aren't driving value and aren't causing a problem. If the answer to the question "What happens if I don't do this?" is "nothing". Then don't do it. Move on to value creating activities.

The host & coaches Spent a couple of minutes reinforcing what the visiting professional boxers and their coaches had said. Coach Benjy: “ Everybody sees the wins, the glory after a fight, but no one sees the reps behind it. That’s where real success is built. I’m talking about the hours in the gym, the rounds of shadowboxing, the endless footwork drills. “ I was thinking, there it is. Like Alex Hormozi says, most people don’t realise how much effort it actually takes. You need to put in the work, more work than you think to get those wins. “ This is not the first time that I have heard him, say this, he even said this seconds, before we went separate ways as he was driving away. As he was Responding to Temi, his mentee & a keen student. “ For every punch I threw in the ring, I’ve thrown hundreds in training. Every time I got hit, I’ve trained to slip a thousand times. Boxing isn’t just about skill; it’s about the reps you’ve put in before you ever step into that ring. The grind, the repetition that is what separates the winners from everyone else.” Learning from this, What’s one part of your training that you’ve repeated over and over until it became automatic? Share your story about how reps have helped you get better in the ring of life and business. Reason for posting this in this business related community: Each of these posts tie into the principles of repetition, effort, and consistency that Alex Hormozi advocates, while reflecting the reality of boxing. I’m hoping this triggers engagement by inviting the community to share their experiences, creating an ongoing conversation around the importance of hard work. If you appreciate me sharing this, there’s only one way to pay me give my posts a 👍🏽 thank you for taking the time to read this. I Appreciate you. I wish you all the best with your business. And personal growth.

When you think of tax planning, you might assume it’s only for the ultra-wealthy or big business owners. But here’s the truth: tax planning is for anyone who earns money, no matter the income level. Even someone like Alex Hormozi, known for scaling businesses and sharing practical financial advice, understands that wealth-building goes beyond just earning more—it's also about keeping more of what you make. That’s where tax planning comes in. 1. Keep More of What You Earn Alex often talks about creating value and scaling business, but one of his core ideas is financial efficiency. Tax planning embodies this mindset. Whether you make $30,000 or $300,000, planning helps you legally reduce your tax bill, allowing you to keep more of your income. It’s not about cutting corners—it’s about maximizing your wealth-building strategy by taking advantage of deductions, credits, and exemptions available to you. 2. Tax Planning Isn’t Just for Big Earners or Entrepreneurs Alex built his success through efficiency and scaling—not just by focusing on revenue, but also by being strategic with every dollar. Similarly, tax planning isn’t just for business owners or the wealthy. If you’re an employee, freelancer, or side hustler, you can benefit by planning for your tax liabilities and cash flow. Understanding your potential savings gives you more control over your money, aligning with the kind of financial foresight that’s critical to building wealth. 3. Lower Your Tax Season Stress with Proactive Planning One of the most practical ideas Alex advocates is staying proactive to avoid unnecessary stress, and tax planning is no different. Rather than scrambling through paperwork and hoping it all balances out, you can get ahead by creating a tax plan that prepares you for each year. Knowing your estimated taxes, qualifying deductions, and credits gives you peace of mind—plus, it prevents the kind of surprises that can throw off your entire financial strategy. 4. Build a Stronger Financial Future