5 years ago I went bankrupt with $70K in debt. Today I turned 25 and I'm living my dream. Traveling wherever, whenever, and with whoever I want, that was the big dream. I didn't quite know how I'd achieve it, but now it's just my normal. For the longest time, I didn't even appreciate it. I always wanted more. Trying to prove myself, never feeling enough. Chasing the next milestone like it would finally make me whole. But something shifted. Maybe it's because I've entered a new cycle of life. Maybe it's because I'm stubborn and had to fail time after time after time to realize something fundamental: The dream wasn't reaching a destination, It's becoming someone who could reached it. That's the real transformation. This life doesn't come without stress, scars, or late nights. But that's where my real growth happened. Every burned bridge, every failed close, every moment I doubted myself it all shaped who I am today. Here’s the one lesson I wish I learned earlier: Your destiny is shaped by who you surround yourself with. That's why I'm grateful to my family & brothers for the their relentless honesty. To @Aidan LaBreche & Andrew for showing me a new way. To my fiancé Léo for believing in me even when I didn't believe in myself. Thank you for being on this journey with me. I love you. Stay Limitless, P.S. An Invitation to answer a hard question: Are you surrounded by people who pull you into your highest self… or people who keep you where you are?

You help everyone…except yourself. I know this because I lived it. I remember coming home late at night, burned out, stressed, and empty. My girlfriend at the time looked at me with worried eyes. She could feel how hard I was trying and how little was working. My bank account getting lower every day. My energy feeling empty. My frustration growing so much I felt it in my chest. And the hardest part… I didn’t want to cry. I wanted to be strong. I wanted to provide. I wanted to be “the man.” But inside I was breaking. I remember lying on the bed, staring at the ceiling, whispering to myself: “What’s wrong with me? Why can I help so many people… but I can’t help myself?” That moment broke me more than I expected. But now I know the truth. Nothing was wrong with me. My model was. Most educational creators are over givers. You give in your content. You give in your delivery. You give in your heart every single day. But what do you receive? Stress. Confusion. Feeling stuck. Feeling like you’re running as fast as you can but not moving forward at all. Like a hamster wheel you never meant to build. And here is the painful truth: You didn’t leave the 9 to 5 hamster wheel just to build another one. You left because you are exceptional. You left because you care. You left because you have something real inside you. But even the smartest person sinks if the boat they’re rowing is broken. You don’t fail because you lack skill. You fail because you are misaligned. You are running a model that drains you instead of supporting you. You were never the problem. Your structure is. Now ask yourself: Are you going to keep giving everything without receiving the same back? Or are you ready to build a business that finally gives back to you? Because until you make that decision, nothing changes. Stay Limitless, P.S. If you want me to look at your model with you and see where the misalignment is, comment MODEL and I’ll personally review it for you.