I’m going to be real with you. That constant feeling of “I have no idea what I’m doing” never goes away. I’ve felt it myself, and I’ve seen it firsthand in people I thought had it all together. It actually doesn’t matter how many businesses you’ve built or how much success you’ve had. I first felt it back when I was an amateur MMA fighter, barely able to make rent, sleeping on gym floors, eating rice and chicken every night just to survive. And I still feel it now, even with multiple businesses running at once—that same feeling still creeps up in the back of my mind. I’ve sat down with famous actors, top-tier entrepreneurs, multi-millionaires— even billionaires—and they all admit the same thing: No one has it all figured out all the time. But here’s the thing… That feeling? It’s a sign you’re pushing yourself to the limit. It’s the price of growth. The idea that things get easier after a certain level of success is completely wrong. The fear, the doubt, the voice in your head telling you maybe you’re in over your head—it’s always there. And it’s never supposed to disappear either. The only people who don’t feel it anymore are the ones who’ve stopped growing. They’ve gotten comfortable, accepted their limits, and quit pushing themselves. But that’s not how I operate. And if you want to achieve greatness, it can’t be how you operate either. That doubt? That uncertainty? Embrace it. Because when it shows up, it means you’re stepping out of your comfort zone and into the place where real progress happens. And that's exactly where you NEED to be. - Luke