Broke, Building and Believing · The Digital Real Estate Dojo

Broke, Building and Believing

Hey Dojo family 👊🏽

I want to be transparent for a moment and just talk from the heart.

I started this journey with a dream — a big one. I wanted to build something that not only supported my family but represented what’s possible when faith and action meet. I left a good-paying job because I believed what God put in me was worth the risk.

But here’s the truth — I’m in the middle of that faith stretch.

The money isn’t matching the mission (yet). Bills don’t stop coming just because you believe. I know I’m gifted, I know I’m capable, but lately, I’ve been wrestling between striving in my own strength and moving in God’s peace.

That’s a tough space to live in. It’s humbling. It’s refining. It’s real.

I heard a term the other day — “Wantrepreneur.”

And it stopped me cold, because it’s exactly how I feel right now.

Not because I’m sitting on the sidelines dreaming, but because I already jumped — and I’m still waiting for the net to appear.

So I made something out of that feeling.

I designed a shirt that says:

WANTREPRENEUR — broke. building. believing.

Because that’s where I’m at. And if we’re honest, that’s where many and maybe so of you have been.

We’re out here trying to build something real — businesses, brands, lives — and trusting that every seed we plant will bear fruit in its season.

I believe God’s using this time to shape our character more than our comfort. And I believe this community — The Dojo — is part of that sharpening process. We’re not just training agents here. We’re developing Kingdom builders, innovators, and entrepreneurs who can handle the weight of what they’re praying for.

So if this message hits you — if you’ve been broke, building, and believing — this shirt is for you.

It’s more than apparel; it’s a declaration.

👕 Grab yours here: https://tinyurl.com/OnTheWayTee

Let’s keep showing up — in the tension, in the faith, and in the fight.

Because as I always say…

Weekends aren’t off days — they’re build days.

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