Hello Guys, I once heard that whatever future we tell ourselves is made up. Think about it, when you envision your future you can project a positive or negative outcome. This is where we have an opportunity to leverage a positive mindset and faith. To do this begin by evaluating your goals and visualizing what you want your life to look like. With a clear vision, you can map out the path that will take you to your desired destination. Once your goals are defined, shift your focus to the daily actions that will drive you closer to achieving them. The first step is to eliminate negative self-talk. A powerful way to start each day is by writing down 25 things you’re grateful for—this helps ground you and sets a positive tone. Feed your mind with motivation: read something uplifting, like the Bible, or listen to inspiring podcasts or YouTube videos. Since the human mind naturally drifts toward negativity, consciously change your mental frequency each day for optimal energy and performance. To increase productivity, approach each day with intensity and intention toward your goals. Achieving the outcomes you want requires sacrifice, but with focus and consistency, you’ll start seeing the momentum build. Stay Blessed!

Success and Failure are both a choice. Poverty Loves Laziness Success Loves Intense Intention! This is a decision you must make every single day!

Robert, I’ve been reflecting on something you said in the Level 2 video. “If you want to go fast, go alone; if you want to go far, go together”. What it means to me in light of my own path; is something like Robert Frost’s ‘The Road Less Traveled,’ my journey has taken unexpected turns, from working as a carpenter to now navigating public relations, as a Construction Superintendent- each role has taught me resourcefulness, the ability to adapt, and to move seamlessly through different spaces. All in all, what remains important and relevant; is your purpose{ Your Personal Legend} Both the proverb and Frost’s words remind me that while the path I chose may seem unique, the skills and values I’ve developed—resilience, collaboration, and determination—would have emerged on any road I took. I’ve learned to navigate the trenches and leverage every experience as a stepping stone. This journey isn’t about going fast but going far together, building a legacy that others can follow. It’s about creating something lasting and impactful, grounded in both individual strength and collective purpose. Selah