With everything going on in the world and in Australia with politics and taxes etc, one thing I can tell you is silence those things around you that distract you from what you should be focussing on. Yes be aware of what's going on don't entertain or put all your energy on those things that have nothing to do with your goal or dream. If your dream or goal is bigger, than that silences the background novice - focus 100% on these things. Either if it's getting healthy, increase and building income and wealth, more time with loved ones, find opportunities to have these happen and put your energy on these things.

Recovery has a funny way of changing your perspective. A few weeks ago I was focused on moving faster. Now I’m focused on healing better. I’m still in a brace, and there are plenty of things I can’t do yet. But instead of seeing it as lost time, I’ve been trying to see it as time that’s been given back to me. More time to learn. More time to research. More time to work on building my business. More time to be present with my daughter. Sometimes growth isn’t about doing more. Sometimes it’s about slowing down long enough to build a stronger foundation. Whatever season you’re in right now, don’t underestimate what you can build behind the scenes. Keep learning. Keep growing. Keep showing up. The results will come. What’s something positive you’ve been working on lately, even if no one else can see it? 👇

Imagine you could go back and have a five-minute conversation with your 20-year-old self. You only get to give one piece of advice. What would it be? Mine would be: Stop chasing quick wins and start focusing on consistency. Small habits, smart financial decisions, investing in yourself, and showing up every day will take you further than trying to get rich or successful overnight. Oh and BE grateful ❤️‍🔥 Now it’s your turn. What’s the one lesson you’d pass on to your younger self? Let’s build a thread full of wisdom that someone else might need to hear today. 👇

🚀 What skill has had the biggest impact on your life? Not the most expensive course. Not the biggest investment. Not the fanciest qualification. Just one skill that genuinely changed your life. For me, I’ve learned that investing in yourself often pays better than investing in anything else. It could be: ✅ Communication ✅ Sales ✅ Fitness & discipline ✅ Investing ✅ Time management ✅ Leadership ✅ Learning how to learn If you could go back and tell your younger self to master ONE skill earlier, what would it be and why? Let’s help each other grow. 👇

Don't be surprised that personal growth doesn't happen at the end of what you want to achieve. Growth starts to germinate at the first step into the unknown of what you want to achieve. Growth starts to blossom in the valley after many steps have been taken. The obstacles, the disappointments, the small wins. All these forge you into the person that continues to go forward through the valley towards that end goal. Sometimes dreaming big is the only way. Our interpretation of what a big goal is, varies. As our paths are different yet end distintation is same - become better version of yourselves before we started personal growth journey. Last Saturday I did participated in a charity deadlift fund raising event for The Black Dog Institute. 2 weeks out I hurt my back and my coach told me not to do certain lifts which I did. No deadlifts or squats. Before the event I told my coach I wanted to go for 185kg which will be my new PB. The morning of the event, messaged my coach to say if my body feels ok I might go heavier. I managed to get 187.5kg deadlift. Now my next goal is in November 2026 to get that 200kg that I failed at last November 2025. 187.5kg was just in this valley I'm going through. Moral of this post, don't let obstacles and failures stop you on achieving what you want in life. Learn to pivot and adjust. Moving forward even if it is messy action, wrong investing chooses (me), bad lifts, poor planning etc. These create and forge you become better. Hope this inspires you all to continue to move forward for what you want to achieve in life!! Video of my 170kg, 180kg and 187.5kg lifts.