You can be as unrealistic or serious as you want haha Personally… I want a Corvette C8. It’s a gorgeous car. How about you?

I think a common struggle many entrepreneurs face is limiting beliefs like imposter syndrome and consistent doubt… The good news is someone in this community has been in your exact shoes and overcome it. If you’re “someone in this community” don’t be afraid to offer support; after all, you get what you give With that being said… what’s your most limiting belief?

When you think of productivity and efficiency, you probably think of things like limiting distractions, being in good health, and managing your workload. Fair enough! But part of the reason I’ve been able to increase my productivity by 173% isn’t just by throwing my phone across the house for a few hours… It goes deeper. So in this post I wanted to explore how limiting beliefs are killing your efficiency so you’ll get more out of your work. With that out of the way… Our minds are very powerful. They control everything we pay attention to. With that being said, How do you think limiting beliefs would affect that? Do you think grappling with the question of, “I’m never gonna make it,” “This is too hard,” Is going to make you more efficient? Of course not! Now that I mention it, That’s the reason you can’t work for more than 30 minutes. After all, Your thoughts manifest themselves into their physical equivalent. And when you constantly question your ability to succeed, You prove your doubts right. This can’t be your fault though… After all, You listen to people like Iman Gadzhi tell you the overwhelming doubt is normal. FUCK OFF. Maybe 1/1000 people can cross the finish line with the demons possessing their mind, But you can get there much faster when you believe you can finish the race. So, At the end of the day, If you learn to take control of your mind, Which, With the right systems and exercises, Is VERY possible, The world is yours. Are you doing anything to sharpen your mindset? Comment your habits down below and I’ll give you some feedback :)

In this post I’m gonna show you how I tripled my efficiency so you can save countless hours. Because I’ve helped 100s of entrepreneurs do this already, And a lot of them share a common issue; They don’t know how their body works. That’s why our friend Jimmy wakes up at 5 am everyday, Even though his business is collapsing. You see, Despite what David Goggins and Andrew Tate tell you, The times we SHOULD work are different. Some people CAN get up and do their best work at 5 am. OTHERS are better off working later in the morning or even deeper into the evening. Going back to Jimmy, It’s obvious his best work isn’t at 5 am, So his business is failing. And by being “disciplined,” You’re barreling down the same path. Look, At the end of the day, We all get the same 24 hours. You don’t have to work at a time that doesn’t work for you, So don’t do it. Re-evaluate when you’re doing your tasks and watch how much more efficient you get, And watch those big dreams of yours come true :) Btw, answer the poll: do you work better at morning, midday, or night?

When I started my first community, I stumbled a lot. But there was one mistake… one that topped them all. The thing is, it wasn’t just me. I’ve seen so many others fall into this same trap, time and time again. It’s not that they don’t see the problem, either. Most of them know exactly what’s holding them back... but they keep at it anyway. Why? Because it feels right. It seems logical in their heads. But here’s what I found out: The moment I let go of this one mistake, everything shifted. In just 60 Days of launching my community, I went from zero to $2,158 in MRR. And no, I wasn’t running ads, didn’t have a big following, and wasn’t churning out endless content. So what’s the game-changer? Simple: 1 niche, 1 avatar. Back then, I thought the way to grow was to cast the widest net possible - to try to help as many people as I could. And sure, that’s a way to do it. But here’s what I didn’t get: when you try to serve multiple niches and avatars, you’re constantly scattered. Your focus splits, and so does your growth. You’re always juggling new strategies, piecing together systems, and trying to solve unique problems for each group. But the moment you zone in on just one niche, one avatar, you get 100% focus. That’s when you build something rock-solid. First, you nail down how to get traffic. Then, you figure out conversions. Next, you refine how you deliver your service. Finally, you work on retention. Look at any successful leader - people like Alex Hormozi, Sam Ovens. They all talk about this. It’s no secret, but so many people skip over it. So here’s the real question: Are you going to be the person who learns from their own mistakes, or the one who learns from others? Let me know in the comments! 👇