Good morning, MC. I have some big decisions to make. Option 1: study cybersecurity at WGU intensively in order to get a better job (taking up almost all time outside of work). Option 2: focus much more on physical fitness, losing weight, doing more BJJ. Also, do a mastermind call with you to discuss other streams of income through Skool. I think Option 2 is better. Thoughts? Gratitude to you and everyone in this group!

Has anybody read and tried the 7 Day Mental Diet by Emmet Fox?

Good afternoon. I'd be grateful for some help making a decision. I have been looking to transition to cybersecurity for some time. I now found a way to do that using the Techpreneurs Club (www.techpreneursclub.io). I've had a couple of Zoom meetings with them, including a recent graduate of the program who got a job five months after starting the program. Here is a brief overview of what they do (offer foundational training, set up internship, offer interview coaching, send out resumes, negotiate job offers): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JZFZrN12RYw (starts at 1:50 in the video). The downside of the program is that it's very expensive (35K). I'm not sure what decision to make. I could do this program while I work and take on the debt upfront or take cheap classes at a local community college (or do certifications on my own) and apply for internships and jobs myself. This program could either be too big of a financial risk or the pressure-to-power that I need right now. Not sure. Have a good day and thanks for your help.

From "Truth Is Power" in my Mastery Mindset Primer: "To tell the truth, you need to have a certain level of strength... because, if you are too vulnerable... if you are too weak... you must lie. You must paint a picture and influence your surroundings in a way that does not exploit your vulnerabilities... That does not expose you to a level of conflict you can't survive." One of the greatest reasons men will not honor their alliances is they haven't built the strength that such an honorable life requires. A good man doesn't make promises he can not keep, but some of those unkeepable promises come from the expectations he allows others to unwittingly place upon him. What was a time in your life when you told a truth that caused conflict, but it was the right thing to do, AND you were strong enough to do it?

I started using the 24 hour cycle a few days ago. To say it’s been a game changer is an understatement. I have been working on updating my resume this weekend. This is taking longer than I expected, and want to fit in my daily workouts. So during this time I have been stopping the resume work to briefly get some body weight exercises in. Then right back to working on it. Question is do I just skip the workouts until I am done putting forth all my time and effort in the resume? Does anybody else combine something from their daily TRIM plan in with a brick session?