The one who sees the bigger picture. The one who understands that success isn’t just about grinding.. it’s about alignment. The one who holds you accountable, not just in one area, but in all the things that truly matter. Health. Fitness. Purpose. Spirituality. Business. Finances. Relationships. I never had that person. So I became them. I learned the hard way.. diving in blind, failing, sacrificing, pushing through when giving up felt easier. I searched for guidance, for someone who could light the way. But I never found one mentor who truly fit.. who understood that growth is a balance of discipline and mindfulness, hustle and reflection, drive and love. And I wonder… if I had someone like me during my darkest times, how much clarity could I have gained? How much support, perspective, and guidance could have helped me navigate the storm instead of just surviving it? But those struggles built me. The victimization, the uncertainty, the self-doubt..they were all part of the process. Still, I know this: the right accountability can shift everything. It won’t do the work for you, but it can remind you of your power when you forget. I don’t have all the answers. But I show up. Every day. 4 AM. The boring work. The hard work. The work no one claps for. Because mastery is in the details, and greatness is built in the unseen hours. So tell me, are you holding yourself accountable?

Let’s start off by acknowledging there are none. Everyone is always in such a rush to make a lot of money fast & it has them gear of their original plan. What I’ve noticed from even my self 10 years ago or through watching other people in business is, the same mindset of being in a rush is coincidently the same mindset that slows down your progress the most. The unsuccessful person will spin their wheels for years hopping from one shiny object ( product) to the next and when it doesn’t work right away, the cycle continues and they’re back at square one looking for the next product. It’s not a matter of reinventing the wheel but it is the matter of just having a basic plan and being disciplined enough to show up everyday and follow it. No, results aren’t going to come right away but if you put your head down for long enough you might just see a small sign of success & then that alone will give you the confidence that what you’re doing is working and it’s all uphill from there. Don’t be like everyone else… have a plan and follow it period. Happy Thursday 🎯

When you think something's impossible, consider this: - people who achieve extraordinary things are willing to endure what others won't. Take SpaceX. In 2002, most experts said private companies couldn't build orbital rockets. Musk accepted years of failure and ridicule that others wouldn't. What you call impossible is often just pain you're unwilling to endure.