I am wondering where is the faith of members of this group at. Would you say you put God first on every decision of your life? How do you choose whether it's a God decision or not? Is your level of faith the same in good moments than in bad moments?

What happens to everything you own when you die? If your answer is "my trust handles it," I have bad news: 80% of trusts created in America are never properly funded. That means 8 out of 10 families who thought they were protected will STILL be dragged through 12-18 months of probate court, watching lawyers bill by the hour while the government exposes their entire estate publicly. Michael Jackson's family? Still fighting over his estate 17 years later. Why? He never funded his trust. And here's the kicker: lawyers are economically incentivized not to help you fund your trust. They make way more money handling your probate than they did creating your documents. I just dropped a video breaking down: - Why 80% of trusts fail (and how to make sure yours doesn't) - The pour-over will myth that's fooling millions - How to fund your trust yourself without paying lawyers by the hour - The real reason Michael Jackson, Prince, and Aretha Franklin's families suffered for years This isn't about being wealthy. If you own a house, car, or have savings, your family WILL go through probate unless you take action. This 5 minute video breaks it all down. P.S. Making no decision is still a decision—it just means the government decides for you.

Brothers! Most people try to “outwork” the problem.Wrong move. ❌ I filmed my entire day—5:30 a.m. to lights out. No edits. No hype. Just the routine that actually moves the needle. Why should you care? 👇🏼 Because breaking your circadian rhythm taxes tomorrow’s brain 😫. You feel productive at midnight. You pay for it at 10 a.m. The fix is simple. And it wins. In this video you’ll get: ✅ A beginner-friendly 180-minute morning stack you can copy tomorrow ✅ The “stop time” rule that protects next-day energy ✅ The 20-minute timer method that crushes procrastination ✅ Micro-workouts that reset focus without killing your schedule ✅ How relationships + health choices show up in your revenue If you’re rebuilding or just getting started, this is your shortcut to consistent days that compound. 👉 Watch the full video here. Question for you:👉🏼 Which one will you try first? 👈🏼 ⁉️ Fixed wake time ⁉️ 20-minute timer blocks ⁉️ Micro-workouts ⁉️ Different environment (coffee shop/co-working) ⁉️ Something else?

"We love because he first loved us" (1 John 4:19).

Ever wondered why so many business partnerships crash and burn? I've been thinking a lot about this lately, especially after making one of the most critical decisions in my business journey - choosing my business partner. The statistics are brutal: 70% of business partnerships fail in the US. That's worse than the divorce rate! But here's what I've learned - most entrepreneurs treat choosing a business partner like picking a lunch buddy instead of what it really is: one of the most critical decisions that will make or break your business. The Partnership "Marriage" Reality Check I've come to realize that choosing a business partner is like getting married. You're committing to someone who will have massive influence over your financial future, your daily stress levels, and potentially your entire life trajectory. Yet most people spend more time researching which Netflix show to binge than vetting their potential business partner. 🤯 The Framework That Helped Me Choose My Partner: 4 Critical Questions Here's the framework that helped me choose my partner Ron (someone I'd known for 15 years before partnering): ⁉️ Question 1: "What are your reasons for NOT partnering with me?" I learned to flip the typical question. Instead of asking why they SHOULD partner with you, ask this. This question: - Forces brutal honesty - Reveals potential red flags early - Shows if they can think critically about decisions - Protects you from emotional bias ⁉️ Question 2: Do our skillsets complement (not compete)? I handle marketing, sales, operations, and branding. Ron excels at business development hiring agents, and asset protection. We're not stepping on each other's toes or fighting for the same territory. Red flag: If you both want to be the "face" of the business or both hate operations, you're setting up for conflict. ⁉️ Question 3: Do our personalities actually work together? This isn't about being best friends. It's about: - Communication styles that mesh - Shared work ethic and values - Complementary strengths and weaknesses - Ability to handle stress together