Hello, Skool Community! I wanted to take a moment to address something important. Over the past few weeks, you might have noticed that my participation in the community has been limited. This isn’t because I’ve lost interest or value in what we’re building here—in fact, it’s quite the opposite. Like many of you, I’m juggling several commitments, including growing Don Matias Coffee and other ventures. These projects demand a lot of time and focus, but I want you to know that being part of this community remains close to my heart. While I may not always be as active as I’d like, I’m here to learn, contribute, and grow alongside you whenever I can. Your insights and support continue to inspire me, and I’m grateful for the incredible value this space offers. Thank you for your understanding and for making this such a vibrant, supportive community. Let’s keep building something amazing together. From my family to your cup: Coffee Hour @ Don Matias Café: Creating a better world, one community and one conversation at a time.

As we gather with loved ones today, I want to take a moment to express my gratitude for this incredible community. Each one of you inspires me daily with your passion, dedication, and willingness to grow together. 🙏 Thanksgiving is a time to reflect on the blessings in our lives, and being part of a space where we share ideas, collaborate, and support each other is something I’m truly thankful for. This season, I’m especially grateful for the journey with Don Matias Coffee and how it has brought families and communities closer, one cup at a time. The support and connections we’ve built here remind me why we do what we do. Let’s continue to celebrate not just today but everyday—uplifting one another, creating opportunities, and building connections that make a difference. Here’s to a season filled with gratitude, abundance, and shared success! What’s one thing you’re grateful for this year? Drop it in the comments—I’d love to hear from you. 💬👇 From my family to yours: Happy Thanksgiving! 🦃 Coffee Hour Don Matias Coffee: From our family to your cup, creating a better world, one community and one conversation at a time.

We all remember our first big win – that moment when it felt like everything started to click. 🏆 What was your first major success in business, and how did it change your journey? Share your first big win in the comments and let’s celebrate those milestones together! 🎉

👇🏻 What are your wins from last week?! 🌈 Big or small, personal or biz, every win deserves recognition! It’s my habit to reflect on the wins from the past week, because it fuels my creativity and ignites sparks into flame to head into the new week with even more passion 🚀 which means some serious ish gets done!

Here is a quick hack I have been using with my clients that has increased their success rate massively acrross the board. You probably already know about it but here is a little exercise to jog your memory and hopefully help you out on your success journey. Have you ever noticed how some memories feel huge and vibrant while others seem tiny and distant? That is not random - it is your brain's filing system at work, and you can hack it. Here is your daily mind-play exercise (it takes 60 seconds, but can change your whole day, and I do this every single day. It gets more and more powerful each time you do it. The more you practice the better it gets): Close your eyes and think of a time you felt absolutely unstoppable at work. Now, make that memory BIGGER. I mean IMAX-sized bigger. Crank up the brightness like you're adjusting a TV. Make the colours pop! Feel that confidence growing? That is submodalities in action! I use this with CEOs before big presentations, sales professionals, before crucial calls, and leaders who need instant confidence. It's like having a "success switch" in your brain. Here is a quick exercise. Try this: Right before your next meeting, super-size a memory of when you crushed it. Watch how differently people respond to your energy. 🔥 TIP: The bigger and brighter you make those power memories, the stronger the confidence hit. Hello dopamine. Have you used this technique before?