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06/11/2026

Ed Mylett frequently shares a popular concept about parenting and personal growth: “One of the most insidious forms of child neglect is a parent who doesn’t chase their dreams and potential.” - Ed Mylett - Entrepreneur

He argues that telling children to dream big or live happy lives means nothing if their parents aren’t doing the same. Because children learn by watching rather than listening, parents who settle in their own lives subconsciously teach their kids that settling is acceptable.

I first heard this quote from Ed Mylett when BEN KJAR | PROFESSIONAL KEYNOTE SPEAKER quoted it at a conference I attended in Salt Lake City, Utah.

I remember being so taken back. It just hit me in my soul. That night I signed up to do an Ironman with the James Lawrence, Iron Cowboy . It was when he was doing his 100 Ironmans in 100 days. I ended up doing it on the 100th day.

Ever since then, I’ve got this quote printed out in my office and I review it every morning in my morning routine. I need my kids to see their dad passionate about the goals and things he’s accomplishing in life.

That is how you raise the future generation.

You do it with a fire in your heart and a joy that’s contagious and caught by those you’re raising.

The way you start your day determines the tone for everything that follows. Setting clear goals and priorities gives you...
06/11/2026

The way you start your day determines the tone for everything that follows. Setting clear goals and priorities gives you the stability and assurance to face any challenge that comes your way.

We all have those days. The ones where we get to the end and think, “Well, I accomplished nothing of value today!”
Our head hits the pillow discouraged, which only makes us feel more defeated the next morning when we get up — if we even want to get up.

Everybody has those days from time to time, but you don’t have to let them become the norm. In fact, there are proven ways you can nearly eliminate those mornings from your life.
One of the biggest mistakes people make is not developing an excellent morning routine that gets their day off to a good start. Starting off on the wrong foot means you’re going to be fighting an uphill battle to have a great day.

When you don’t start your day right, every interaction you have in the day feels off. You lose business, fail to close sales, miss opportunities — and all of it costs you real money and real time in real life.

Comment “morning” & I’ll dm you my morning routine layout.

06/11/2026

Alex Hormozi has a gift for reframes.

I’ve been coached by Tony Robbins for years now and his biggest focus is how we don’t experience life, we experience the life we focus on.

And that’s what Hormozi is saying here.

“I’d say one of the strongest mental frames that has gotten me through my hardest times is thinking this will be the story that I will one day tell. And that means the harder it is, the bigger the dragon, the more epic the story, and by consequence, the more epic the hero.” - Alex

He frequently discusses this concept to encourage reframing hardships. Instead of viewing struggles as setbacks, he suggests treating them as necessary plot points that build a legendary life story.

Such an important life lesson.



🎶 | audio track for this by Alex Hormozi

People in the video:
1. Israel Da-Re | Phoenix, Arizona Realtor realtor from Arizona
2. Max Andermack | Twin Cities Real Estate Expert realtor from Minnesota
3. Rayanna | EAST ATLANTA REALTOR®️ realtor from Atlanta
4. Rivaro Media | Sebastian Pavlides the 🐐 Videogropher

Drop a ❤️ below 👇🏼 if this resonates with you.Simply smiling at someone today could make their entire day.The world need...
06/10/2026

Drop a ❤️ below 👇🏼 if this resonates with you.

Simply smiling at someone today could make their entire day.
The world needs your kindness 🫶🏼

One of my all-time favorite books is How To Win Friends & Influence People by Dale Carnegie. He talks about how it’s actually really easy to positively influence others. Easier than we’d all think even.

A simple smile.
A simple waive.
A simple use of their name.
A simple hug.

It really doesn’t take much. Especially in a society that’s so self-centered. Simply learn these skills and you’ll skyrocket further in your personal and professional life. More than you probably had ever seen happening.

People love it when others love them.

So give it to them. Fill their tank. Choose kindness.

Imagine if you did this to somebody, they did it to somebody and so on and so on. The world would be a better place.

It all starts with you.

The world needs you.

06/10/2026

One of the reasons so many people feel busy but don’t feel like they’re making progress is because they’ve confused movement with momentum.

Mr. Wonderful was talking about Steve Jobs and a principle he used inside Apple that was surprisingly simple. Every day, there were three things that mattered most. Three things that would actually move the mission forward.

Everything else was noise.

And the more I think about that, the more I realize how difficult it is to live that way today.

Because we’re surrounded by noise. Notifications. Emails. Text messages. Social media. Meetings. Conversations. Endless opportunities to feel productive without actually doing the work that matters most.

The dangerous part is that most of it feels important in the moment.

Answering the message feels productive. Checking the notification feels productive. Looking at one more thing online feels productive. But at the end of the day, a lot of people are exhausted not because they worked on the right things for too long, but because they spent the entire day reacting to everything except the thing that mattered most.

That’s what I found so powerful about this idea.

Jobs wasn’t trying to eliminate noise completely. He understood some of it is unavoidable. The goal wasn’t perfection. The goal was making sure the signal stayed stronger than the noise.

Making sure the things that actually moved the mission forward got the best energy, the best focus, and the best hours of the day.

Because if you can consistently do that, something interesting starts to happen.

You stop measuring your days by how busy you were and start measuring them by whether you moved closer to the life you’re trying to build.

And those are two very different things.

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One of the hardest lessons is realizing not everyone wants the version of you that succeeds.Some people only support you...
06/10/2026

One of the hardest lessons is realizing not everyone wants the version of you that succeeds.

Some people only support your dreams when they stay smaller than theirs.

Stop dragging people toward places they never wanted you to reach. Protect your energy. Build anyway.

I’ve had this happen several times recently.

There are about 4-8 realtors in the last 12 months that I’ve poured my time, energy and resources into. Each of them had a flat business. After working with me, they each saw a surge in their business and in their personal lives.

Something none of them had experienced before.

But as they grew, I quickly realized that they didn’t want to give credit to the work I had put in with them. They wanted all the credit. They didn’t want me to have any credit. They hated seeing me be a part of their success story.

So, one by one, they backstabbed & betrayed me. One stole $10,000 from me. Others started smeared campaigns without thinking I’d find out. One sued me lol.

Insane.

People love the help when they need it. But once they get it and they see their businesses scale, they want all the credit and will burn any narrative that shows they had support.

Here’s my lesson:

👉🏼 My problem was trying to take people to the top who secretly hoped I would never get there. They were wolves in sheep’s clothing.

Pour into people. But be aware that most will backstab you at some point and you have to be ok with that.

The world is full of wolves in sheep’s clothing.

06/10/2026

Most people don’t realize how much of their life is being shaped by the story they keep repeating to themselves.

Tony Robbins and Theo Von were talking about this idea of feeling proud of yourself, and Theo admitted that even when good things happen in his life, part of him still feels uncomfortable receiving it. Like there’s still an old version of him trying to pull him back into familiar patterns. And honestly, I think a lot of people live there without realizing it.

Because the mind listens to repetition.

If you keep telling yourself you’re behind, not enough, not capable, not deserving… eventually your body starts treating that story like truth. And the dangerous part is that even when your life begins to change, your identity can stay attached to an older version of yourself.

That’s why growth feels so strange sometimes.

You can want more for your life and still feel resistance the moment things begin to improve, because part of you has become emotionally comfortable with survival mode. Comfortable playing small. Comfortable expecting less from yourself so you don’t risk disappointment.

But eventually there comes a point where you realize you can’t keep building a new life while repeating the same internal story.

That story has to change too.

And that doesn’t mean pretending everything is perfect or becoming delusional. It means recognizing that your mind works like a muscle. The thoughts you reinforce consistently become stronger over time. The patterns you practice become your default.

So if you want a different life, you have to stop rehearsing the version of yourself that no longer fits where you’re trying to go.

Because eventually… the story you repeat becomes the life you live.

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That is exactly why it is the ultimate competitive advantage. Because it is so incredibly rare, consistency compounds ov...
06/10/2026

That is exactly why it is the ultimate competitive advantage. Because it is so incredibly rare, consistency compounds over time and separates the businesses that endure from the ones that burn out.

I’ve been an entrepreneur for 15+ years. I’ve watched the same pattern unfold repeatedly. Bright, highly connected entrepreneurs often burn fast and disappear just as quickly. Meanwhile, others without early advantages quietly build businesses that endure.

The difference is rarely intelligence or access. It’s consistency. Entrepreneurs love the breakthrough moment. The big deal. The inflection point. Those moments matter, but they don’t build durable companies on their own.

What that does is the ability to keep showing up when progress is slow, when effort outpaces visible results, and when the work feels repetitive. If you want results that compound, the actions behind them have to compound first.

So, simplify your approach to your business.

Then just show up without knowing the timeline for when everything will pop and your life will be changed forever.

06/10/2026

Taking advantage of the time you have been given means intentionally choosing to spend your limited, borrowed time on what truly matters rather than waiting for permission or wasting it on people who do not appreciate you.

It is a call to action, demanding you set boundaries, prioritize joy and purpose, and create a legacy now.

I’ve been to a lot of funerals these past two years. It started with losing my father to stage 4 pancreatic cancer. I recently attended the funeral of a childhood friend that originally got me into sales.

Every time I’m at a funeral service, I’m retaught hoe valuable time is and none of us are promised a certain amount of it.

If you woke up today, count it as a blessing. Estimates suggest that 1 in 8 people die in their sleep, with some sources indicating 25,000 to 45,000 deaths worldwide daily.

Take advantage of the time you’ve been given.

There’s no bigger slap to God’s face than somebody wasting away the time they’ve been granted.

Time is ticking. I recently read a book called The 12 Week Year. It was incredible. Completely changed my perspective on...
06/10/2026

Time is ticking.

I recently read a book called The 12 Week Year. It was incredible. Completely changed my perspective on goal setting.

The book explains how most don’t hit their goals on schedule because they add too much time to the equation. When you do that, you are tempted to procrastinate. Procrastination is the biggest killer to one’s ability to hit their goals.

We’re almost 50% done this year.

Think about that. Time is ticking. Are you behind on your goals or behind? Either way, you need to look at that calendar and pick it up.

If you don’t, you’ll blink and the year will be over.

Don’t let that happen to you.

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