Yesterday during Muay Thai training, a powerful lesson really HIT home—one that directly applies to both business and life. The theme of the day? FORWARD PRESSURE. 💥 Our instructor shared a story from this past weekend, where two of our fighters won their matches because they kept consistent forward pressure. They didn’t give their opponents a chance to breathe, always advancing, always pushing. That constant pressure is what ultimately led to victory. What I Learned: This lesson from the ring translates PERFECTLY into our world as entrepreneurs, marketers, and leaders. Whether you're building a funnel, learning a new strategy, or overcoming a mindset block, it’s the forward pressure that makes all the difference. It’s the constant push—the refusal to back down when things get hard—that separates winners from everyone else. How You Can Apply This: 1. Keep Advancing, No Matter the Challenge Just like in the ring, when you're faced with obstacles in your business or personal life, the key is to keep moving forward. Don't let up when things get tough. Keep pushing until you break through! 2. Stay on the Offensive In marketing, sales, and building your funnels, staying proactive is CRITICAL. Keep launching offers, running campaigns, and testing new ideas. Don’t give your challenges room to breathe! 3. Don’t Give Obstacles a Chance to Recover When you’re building something great—whether it's growing your audience or scaling your business—challenges WILL arise. But if you apply constant pressure, your obstacles will lose steam while you gain momentum. 💪 How I’m Putting This into Practice: I’m taking this lesson to heart in my journey to build Challenger Syndicate. 🚀 Whether it's pushing through challenges in growing my community or staying committed to my goals, I’m applying forward pressure every step of the way. My focus right now is learning how to continuously deliver VALUE to my communities—whether that’s through content, funnels, or personal engagement. By staying on the offensive, I’m keeping the momentum going and ensuring that both my community and I are advancing toward BIG wins—like the 2 Comma Club. 😎

Running my dropshipping business has been incredibly rewarding. After long days at work, seeing my efforts pay off has been a great way to unwind. Building this from scratch has provided both extra income and fulfillment, and its flexibility has made my days easier.

Elsie Lincoln Benedict teaches us that we have a conscious mind and a subconscious mind. The conscious mind is the thoughts that we have, and the subconscious mind runs our PREDOMINANT MOODS. The Subconscious mind is like a cannon. Whatever our predominant mood is, will direct where this cannon is pointed. And the ammunition that we load this cannon with is our conscious thoughts. If your predominant mood is pessimistic in nature you may be shooting thoughts like this out of your cannon: - I'm never going to make it - I'm too fat - I'm not good enough - Everybody is out to get me - I can't afford that - I always fail, so why try? - I can't trust anyone - Why me? - Things will never get better - I don't deserve happiness - It's too late to change When you have a cannon pointing in this direction and thoughts like these blasting out of it and then wonder why you aren't happier, healthier, wealthier, successful, etc. you need to change the trajectory of your cannon. You cannot have what you are not building and creating in your mind first. As you start to get control over your subconscious mind, with some intentional training, you can change your PREDOMINANT MOOD to one of positivity and optimism. You will notice your thought will start to shift into thoughts like these: - I can learn from this - Things will get better - I control my attitude - There’s always something to be grateful for. - I’ve overcome challenges before, I can do it again. - Every day is a new chance - I trust that things will work out - Other people have good intentions. - I can make a difference. If you would like to learn to shift your PREDOMINANT MOOD, your thoughts, and therefore the results you get, I have created a PDF with some steps on how to do this. *This is a free tool I am offering to you guys, please don't share it with others, as it is my work that I have put into creating it. Thank you! https://docs.google.com/document/d/1p5-Z4zaKnAuAQULg3HEeAocaFlaYcaJyL8u8GwKHWOk/edit?usp=sharing

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I just watched an AMAZING video by Russell Brunson, where he shared a game-changing principle he learned from, Tony Robbins. This ONE framework has impacted Russell's life, business, marriage, and more—and it can do the same for you. Let’s dive into the 6 Human Needs and how understanding them can unlock your success. What I Learned: The 6 Human Needs According to Tony Robbins, everyone is driven by six core needs, and these needs shape every action we take. Four of these are needs of the body (personality), and two are needs of the spirit. The Needs of the Body: Certainty: We want to feel safe, secure, and sure about what’s going to happen in life. Variety: We also crave excitement, adventure, and surprise in life. We want something new and different! Significance: We want to feel special, important, and recognized for who we are and what we do. Love & Connection: We need relationships—whether it’s with a spouse, family, friends, or even colleagues. Everyone wants to feel loved and connected. The Needs of the Spirit: Growth: We all want to grow—personally, spiritually, professionally. Without growth, we feel stagnant. Contribution: The desire to give back, serve others, and make a positive impact beyond ourselves. These needs drive us, whether we realize it or not, and they can either push us towards success or pull us into unhealthy habits. The trick is to meet these needs in healthy, productive ways. How You Can Apply This: Take some time to reflect on how you’re currently meeting these needs: Certainty: Where are you finding stability in your life? Variety: How are you keeping things exciting and fresh? Significance: What makes you feel valued? Love & Connection: How are you nurturing relationships? Growth: What are you doing to grow and improve? Contribution: How are you giving back to others? Ask yourself: Are you meeting these needs in healthy ways, or are you falling into unhealthy habits? Start making intentional choices to fulfill these needs in ways that support your goals and lead to growth.