Failure isn’t final.

Trial and error. Experimentation. They sound nice, but what they really mean is simple. Try. Fail. Adjust. Try again. Until you succeed.

I talk a lot about failure and life lessons. Some people think that means all I do is fail. But the truth is, the path to achieving anything substantial is filled with small failures on the way to success.

We’ve been taught that failure is bad. I want to change your mind. If you really want to achieve your dreams, failure won’t just happen, it will be required. And when you see it that way, it’s not even a big deal.

1. Start with God. Nothing else will fill the hole in your soul. Not alcohol, not distractions, not even achievements. Faith shapes your morality, your choices, and your purpose.

2. Find your person. Choose love wisely. Who you commit your life to will impact your career, business, and future more than almost any other decision. Look for a soul, not just a body. Love is a choice, so commit daily and burn the boats of every other option once you do.

3. Find your calling. Your career and purpose will evolve, but you must ask God, seek clarity, and take bold action. Failure isn’t the end, it’s part of the process. Learn, adjust, and keep moving.

The System Behind Every Successful Online Business (That Actually Gets Clients)

Almost every online business or any business using social media to get clients is running some version of this system. It’s simple, it works, and it scales.

If you’ve ever had a breakthrough, maybe in your business, your health, your life, your relationship, your mindset, and then suddenly felt weirdly unmotivated right after… like “Why am I doing nothing when I just figured everything out?” You’re not a lazy piece of sh**.

That’s called post-breakthrough fatigue.
It’s real.

I’ve been doing this for over 16 years. I’ve made thousands of videos and pieces of content. I’ve built my business on it. I’ve seen what happens when businesses take it seriously. I’ve seen how fast things can grow when the right content hits the right people. I know how powerful it is. This is my “one thing.” I eat, sleep, and breathe it. I do it for myself and for other businesses every single day. And it’s still hard.