🔥 KOOLSCHOOL “EAT THE ELEPHANT” CHALLENGE 🔥 Part of the Savage Success Series 🐘 THE SAVAGE CHALLENGE: EAT. THE. ELEPHANT. “You don’t climb Everest by looking at the summit. You take one savage step at a time.” This isn’t a feel-good habit hack. This is a war on overwhelm. You’ve got goals that scare you. Dreams that haunt you. A mountain of work so big, it paralyzes you. Good. That’s your elephant. And for the next 30 days, you’re going to eat it alive—one brutal bite at a time. 🎯 Goal • Crush procrastination at the root • Train savage consistency • Rewire your brain for bold execution ⏳ Duration 30 Days. Zero Excuses. ⚔️ The Savage Technique Forget “eat the frog.” The elephant is bigger. Meaner. And it’s been sitting on your chest for too long. Our fundamental mission - We use the: The Monk Mode The challenge is an intense self-discipline focus on a specific goal, achieved by minimizing all distractions and adopting a strict routine. Core components will include limiting or eliminating social media, entertainment, alcohol, and unhealthy food, while consistently prioritizing activities like exercise, meditation, deep work, and healthy eating. The duration is a commitment of 30 days. Every day, you will: 1. Identify your Elephant Bite – the one thing that moves the needle, but makes you sweat. 2. Do it FIRST – before email, before texts, before distractions seduce you. 3. Track your kill streak – every bite logged is proof you’re building momentum. 🔥 THE RULES 1. Declare Your Elephant. What’s the massive goal you’ve been avoiding? Launching a business? Writing that book? Getting your systems tight? 👉 Write it down. Own it. No vague missions. It must scare you. 2. Break It Down. Divide your elephant into 30 savage bites. Each day = 1 clear, brutal, non-negotiable task. If the bite doesn’t make you slightly uncomfortable, it’s too small. 3. Show No Mercy—Do It First. No phone. No meetings. No dopamine hits. You wake up, and your only mission is to devour that bite before anything else.

⚡ The Best Thing vs. The Right Thing (The Part Nobody Wants to Admit) People love to act like “doing the right thing” and “doing the best thing” are identical. They’re not. And pretending they are is how people stay confused, broke, resentful, and stuck. Here’s the uncomfortable truth: Doing the right thing protects your integrity. Doing the best thing protects your trajectory. And those two aren’t always aligned. Sometimes the best thing means you make a move that benefits your future… but someone else won’t like it. Sometimes the right thing means you tell the truth, keep your word, or honor your values… but you pay for it in time, money, or comfort. If you think you can build a business, a community, or a life that matters without hitting these conflicts, you’re dreaming. This is where most people freeze: They want a decision that checks all the boxes, offends no one, and risks nothing. It doesn’t exist. Here’s the sharp reality: - The right thing will cost you opportunities. - The best thing will cost you approval. - And not choosing will cost you everything. Leaders aren’t defined by having perfect options. They’re defined by choosing decisively when no option is perfect. So the real question becomes: What are you trying to protect — your character or your comfort? Your reputation or your results? Your image or your impact? Because every hard decision you make forces you to pick a side. The people who win long-term don’t pick the easiest choice… they pick the necessary one.

🎤 KoolSchool IRL™ (In Real Life Events) Get off the screen and into the room where momentum happens. We have meetups, workshops, and surprise pop-ups to help you build your network and prepare for your next big move. It’s real. It’s raw. It’s coming. Welcome! Introduce yourself + share a pic of your workspace 🎉 Let's get to know each other! Comment below sharing where you are in the world, a photo of your workspace, and something you like to do for fun. 😊