Over the years, my answer has changed quite a bit...I thought I was going to be a professional reseller for awhile. I had fun with that and made money but it's not my ideal way to sustain myself. I thought I was going to start an Amazon agency, helping people sell better on Amazon. I found out that isn't very fun and is just as much work as selling for yourself on Amazon... I started selling for myself on Amazon and I still do today, but I realized how much I hate running an e-commerce business.. Logistics, operations, manufacturing, marketing, etc. I thought all of these were going to be my ticket to riches! They certainly helped, but I learned what I don't want to do... I started doing real estate about 4 years ago and I found out that it's what I love the most. I love taking an ugly, beat-up property, and making it nice. There's something about taking something that was once neglected and giving it the attention and love it deserves. I discovered Pace Morby just a few months ago and what I've learned since then has blown my mind. The first 3.5 years I was moving at at turtle pace and for the past few months I've been moving exponentially faster. I can't wait for the future! I still have my full-time job helping brands sell on Amazon. That job sustains my family and other businesses, but real estate is the long-term plan... What about you? What is your ideal way of making money? Is it a job? A business? Are you still figuring it out?

@Louise Aquino @Chris Wilson @Sofia Tahanova Y’all need to hear this story, @Louise Aquino specifically asked me to share this. So here’s what happened. This is a project management gig, my client needed me to take over his role. Now here’s where it gets interesting, 24 hours into my onboarding, he requested to see my screen and wanted me to walk him through what I learnt the previous day. After watching me struggle for a few minutes to navigate the project he got frustrated and disappointed and requested I stopped working until he figured out how to move forward. I knew that was an introduction to "You are fired" and I wasn’t going to sit down and let it happen so I sent him a message to remind him it’s only been 24 hours and he’s been in this role for years and it would be unrealistic to expect anyone to take over within 24 hours. I also reminded him of my capabilities and experience and everything I bring to the table which convinced him to hire me in the first place. Long story short, he apologised and acknowledged he is just traumatised by his previous experience with the last Freelancer who wasted his time for 3 months. Fast forward to the next day, I accomplished in one day tasks he said I wouldn’t be ready to accomplish in 2 weeks, and now he is asking I stick with him long term 😂. Imagine if I kept quiet?

Who is planning out their week/weekend and who is winging it? We have a loaded weekend! We purchased a house on seller financing last Friday, aiming to have it renovated within 1 month. We've already made incredible progress! I think we can do it! I'll post pictures when it's done! What are you doing this week / weekend to achieve the life you want?

I need your help, everyone! I’ve already started diving into fitness, health, and creating guides for self-development, but I want to hear from you. Comment below what you’d love to learn, and I’ll do my best to make it happen. Let’s take small steps together and help this community grow and improve!

Hey, if you’re anything like me, sticking to a routine can sometimes feel impossible. Life gets busy, things pop up, and before you know it, your day is all over the place. But here’s the truth: inconsistent routines are a major reason why we feel unproductive or out of sync. Here’s what I do to get back on track: ⏩ Start Small: Don’t try to fix your entire day at once. Focus on building one small habit at a time—like waking up at the same time every day or dedicating 2 hrs to a specific task. ⏩ Set a Plan (But Be Flexible): Plan out your day the night before. Write down the key things you want to get done. But don’t stress if things shift a bit—just having a plan keeps you grounded. ⏩ Time Block: Schedule chunks of time for your important tasks, and don’t forget to include breaks. This helps keep your focus and prevents distractions from taking over. ⏩ Track Your Progress: At the end of the day, take a moment to reflect. Did your routine help you stay on track? What worked, and what didn’t? Adjust for the next day. ⏩ Be Kind to Yourself: No one is perfect, and your routine won’t be either. Don’t beat yourself up if you slip. Just get back into it the next day. Staying consistent takes practice, but once you find your rhythm, it makes everything so much easier. Start small, stay committed, and you will feel much more productive and balanced.