I used to think I needed confidence before I could start. But I’m learning confidence doesn’t come first. It grows when you take small, imperfect steps. You don’t wait to feel ready. You start… and confidence catches up. If you’ve been waiting to feel “ready,” maybe this is your nudge to just start.

OK. I created a Skool group. I posted content. I have zero members. How did you all get your first members (aside from family and friends)?

I went live on TikTok every single day until this community gets to 10,000 members. I'm at 1,425 right now. Would it be worth it? Live every single day. 60 minutes minimum each time. How long do you think it would take me?

If you have too many business ideas... watch this video. If you have your business idea dialed in... don't watch this video (unless you just love to hear me talk). This is a major problem for so many. And I'm on a mission to help you solve it. This video is a brain dump and very unorganized. I'm all over the place in many sections. But I believe spending the time to watch it (speed it up) will help you get closer to understanding why you have too many ideas and how to solve it. Warning: I ramble, I call out problems and I share a lot of my own personal experiences. Many of you have already heard this message. Many of you need to hear it again. Some of you don't want to hear it. Grab your favorite beverage and watch. Do the thing I'm literally begging you to do in the video. And give me your best feedback. P.S. I make these videos because I want you to see the gifts in you that I already see. That you won't allow yourself to see. P.P.S. I posted this in Mindset Skool the other day and the feedback was overwhelming… so I had to share it here.

I want to give you a heads-up about something I’m doing this weekend…and why it matters if you want to make money online. I’m running a short email campaign to my most active subscribers. About 5,200 people. The goal isn’t hype. It’s not storytelling. It’s not “value emails.” The goal is simple: force a decision. Here’s what I’m focusing on: • A clear deadline • A real price increase • One core message repeated from different angles • No new ideas, no new offers • Pressure on indecision, not persuasion If you see the emails, don’t just read what they say. Watch how often they go out. Watch what gets repeated. Watch what’s not explained. Most people think marketing is about convincing. It’s not. It’s about removing excuses and making waiting uncomfortable. That’s the same reason this group exists. Most of you don’t have a “skill problem.” You have a decision problem. Too many ideas. Too much thinking. Not enough commitment. That was me for 14 years. This campaign is a live example of how I approach that…in my own business…with real stakes and real numbers. When it’s over, I’ll come back here and share: • What worked • What didn’t • What I’d do differently The real results. If you want to learn how to build something online, this is what to study. Not the tactics. The thinking. More soon.