If you're reading this, you probably want more money. In this post, I'll share the mindset that has allowed me to go from broke to partially financially free and has enabled me to travel to five countries so far this year. 🌍✈️ Back in the summer of 2022, I was preparing my bags to fly back to my home country, Lebanon, after four years of not seeing my parents and family members. I also had a long-distance relationship with the woman of my life for two years. With everything packed, I took a train to North Germany and then boarded a plane, filled with anxiety, fears, and expectations. ✈️😰 Sitting on the plane, I thought about all the possibilities, everything that could happen. I was excited to see people and family members I hadn't seen in a while. When I arrived at the airport, my mom and brother were waiting for me. The emotions were overwhelming; for the first time in a while, I felt intense fear. I looked at my brother and saw he was full of fear too. He had grown up. I left him when he was 10, and now he was 14 and big. He's a man now. Outside the airport, my dad was waiting in his car, a BMW X5 he bought back in 2014. When he stepped out, I noticed he was wearing glasses, his beard was whiter, and he had gotten thinner. The emotions I felt in those 15 seconds were more intense than anything I had experienced in the past two years. I hugged him, and we got into the car. My mom insisted I sit in the front. 🚗❤️ As we drove, I looked around and saw empty streets and no ads on the highway, which was unusual. My brother was in the back, staring at me in disbelief. Amidst all these emotions—smiles, shock, fear, and weirdness—my father asked his typical question: "What do you want to eat, guys?" I suggested "Abu ARAB," a 200-year-old breakfast/brunch restaurant chain known for its special crispy bread filled with cheese and some kind of meat. It's just so tasty. 😋 We had an amazing breakfast at around 6 am and then headed south. When we arrived home, I was shocked by how old the building looked. That first night, I couldn't sleep. I cried from the pain of seeing the people I love living in such conditions. I took this pain as further motivation, knowing it would give me the energy to beat every single challenge out there. 💪

It’s all about 3 pieces: - Lead Flow. 📈 - Sales. 💰 - Delivery. 📦 You need to let people know about your offer so they become leads. Sell to those leads so they become clients. Deliver to your clients so you build a strong reputation. ⭐ Don’t overcomplicate it. Pick one of the above and WORK on it until you master it. 🛠️ Then, pick the second piece and do the same. When you’ve mastered all three, you’re already on your way to making 5-6 figures. 💸 Now, just iterate the process again and again, and aim to improve your percentages each time. 🔄 Simplicity is the key! 🗝️ What’s your bottleneck right now—leads, sales, or delivery? Share in the comments! 👇 Jad

This is not for the 90%, but if you follow it, you will be unstoppable. By unstoppable, I mean two things: fulfilled and growing fast. The 90% choose once, and the 10% choose every single day. I choose every single day! Let me tell you what I mean by that. Think about people you know who are working 9-5, or maybe you are still in the matrix. 9-5 was a choice. It starts with the pressure to choose what to do after high school. There isn’t even a choice not to go to uni. The question is which domain you choose. In school, I was a C-B & A student at different levels. I graduated in General Sciences with a C-plus. But that means nothing… you probably have noticed that it means nothing. But what meant something is how come? I got: A-plus in Math, A-plus in Physics, A-plus in Chemistry, A in Psychology & Philosophy, and A in Language. 😂 but then E in History, E in Geography, and F in Law. So the average was a C. Obviously, I am all about problem-solving. “Forget memorization of unuseful data.” It was not me who was wrong; it was the system. After school, I decided, “Forget the normal path.” I thought about what I wanted to do, and it was to go away… to a new country. I searched for options and decided to study Computer Science in Germany. COOL decision. But the only UNCOOL thing was how to do that. I had no idea. My parents were not millionaires. But they loved me, and that’s enough. So I decided to work in construction for two years to save money so I could travel abroad. You have no idea how hard it is until you try. But guess what? This time was so fun. I used to look at work as training. I had the best physique back then. The workload with healthy food did magic. So at least, as my friends were arguing that “you are doing it the wrong way,” I had my shredded body as proof of concept that working in construction is better than their studies 😂 People all over the place would argue with me, “Why are you not in uni?” I replied, “I am saving money to travel so I can study abroad.”

I first joined Skool back in late March 2023. Since then, a bunch of stuff has happened: - Built numerous valuable relationships & Partnerships. - Grew my Consulting business to 6 Figures. - Connected with industry giants like Alex Hormozi, Sam Ovens, Hamza Ahmed, and Max Perzon. - Watched as all of my mentors, one after another, made the move to Skool—and now, with Russell Brunson here too, it’s just SO NICE!!! - Took part in many group calls, offering and receiving insights - Spent over 500 days deeply engaged in this thriving community - And most importantly, enjoyed every moment of the journey! I also read the Experts & Dotcom Secrets from @Russell Brunson How about you? How long have you been on Skool, and what’s your experience been like so far? I’d love to hear your stories and celebrate your achievements, no matter how big or small. Share them below, and I’ll make sure to read and respond to each one. Jad

Welcome everyone who is new to Skool! I think this community is gonna become one of the best communities for online entrepreneurs. I personally oined Skool on Nov 26, 2022. What changed since then? - Made DOZENS of new amazing friends - Met Alex Hormozi and Sam Ovens in person in Las Vegas - Made $500,000+ with my communities at 21 - Did 100+ group calls and helped thousands of people - Worked with the biggest creators on Skool - And most importantly, had a LOT OF FUN in the process. What about you? How long have you been on Skool and how has your life changed since then? Share your story and big/small Wins below. I will read and respond to every single comment. Huge shoutout to @Russell Brunson for creating this community! The future looks bright! 🔥 - Harut