So I few weeks back I interviewed Sol. Did everything "right" — good school, good grades, good job. Then he met a tattooed entrepreneur in Bali playing paddle and his entire worldview collapsed. Not because the guy was rich. But because Sol asked himself one question he'd never asked before: "Is the best case scenario of my current path actually the life I want?" The answer was no. And that no changed everything. Here are the 7 lessons I pulled from our conversation that I think every single one of you needs to hear: (full podcast dropping on Saturday so stay stoked for that) 1. You are the master of your own destiny Soul was suicidal as a teenager. He was blaming the world. One day he just stopped. He realized he was choosing to feel the way he felt. That radical ownership didn't just save his life — it built his business. 2. The best case scenario question Before you grind harder, ask yourself — if everything goes perfectly in the next 5 years on this path, is THAT the life you want? If not, you're climbing the wrong ladder entirely. 3. You don't need to be an expert A 3/10 can absolutely coach a 0/10. Sol had 5,000 followers when he signed his first clients. The people who need you exist right now. Stop waiting until you feel "ready." 4. Volume beats strategy every time Don't strategize your first 100 posts. Just post. Nobody's watching. Nobody cares. That's the gift. Use that invisibility to find your voice and then double down on what works. 5. The Results Flywheel This is what took him to 104k. Get clients insane results → film testimonials → attract referrals → sign new clients. Do this on repeat. Marketing becomes almost irrelevant when your delivery is elite. 6. Trust your gut — always The most expensive mistakes Soul made weren't strategic. They were moments he ignored his gut on hiring and on clients. Your instincts are data. Use them. 7. Stop thinking selfishly — think impact Sol drove a van down the Australian east coast alone for 2 weeks. When he came back he realised he'd been playing too small, only thinking about himself. The moment he shifted to "how do I change my industry" — his business exploded. Ironically, the money always follows the mission.

This is the most obvious message you have read in your life. and I literally just got off a call with my mentor talking about this. You need to fail more, but not in the way you might expect. ​ See 3 years ago I was studying Fashion design... (it used to be my dream to have my own clothing brand) I went to school, made my parents proud, only to come home and actually learn the things I wanted to, to become an entrepreneur. I posted my designs online. Failed countless times. Only to one day get a message: "Do you do commissions?" Huh? a commission? I made $50 that same day selling graphic designs to a random dude off of the internet. Did I have a successful clothing brand that day? no but I failed enough times to stumble across my first small win. Now ultimately my clothing business only made me a few thousand bucks organically before I moved on to master marketing. But that was the first step. ​ Now for you, you mainly need to fail more. and to do that you need to try more, and get the reps in. Your fear of failure is what is holding you back, when in fact you should be looking for failure. Because failure brings you forward. That is the key that every sucessful person knows and understands. and this can be learned. Don't play victim and blame things on your parents or traumatic childhood. Take life into your own hands and own it, and persevere. Because let me tell you one fucking thing. I believe in you. and you should believe in yourself, and that should be more than enough for you to keep going and keep failing. and the crazy part is. before you even know it the wins start rolling through. Keep posting. Keep showing up. You are closer to your goals than you know. ​ Build your own Reality, Jay

No one ever tells you this. But in 2 weeks you can change your life. 2 years ago I was in Cyprus, with a bunch of entrepreneurs from the program I was in at the time. It was an expensive Villa right by the water I got a picture below. I was there for 4 days. The biggest lesson I learned is that you need the right systems that can support you in WHAT IS ALREADY WORKING + a team of people around you to support you and bounce ideas off of. It was transformational for me to say the least, being around likeminded people that all wanted more for one another. I'll insert a pic from the last day, we ordered a limousine and got a little...carried away. I was just someone from a lower middleclass Family in Berlin, I didn't know what was out there. I needed perspective. After the 4 days I was back in Hamburg at the time and I implemented everything I learned and a few months later I had a business partner. I knew I cracked the code and continued to build from there. in a span of 2 weeks my life got turned around. It was crazy. Because I want to give as many people as possible the taste of how your life can change in 2 weeks I am offering a 2 week accelerator. You can test for 2 weeks my core program, if you like it you stay, if you don't you can leave. No hard feelings. I just know that I completely transform your business in that time, and you get access to EVERYTHING. Learn how to take your business anywhere from 5k/mo up to 20k/mo. Lets do this. If you want to hop in I have 5 spots and doors close May 16th: ​https://bit.ly/49ovQzS​ Build your own Reality, Jay