Congrats to all of you who participated in January's 30 Day Challenge to plan out your 2026 so you can build confidence and create a meaningful lifestyle. I was stoked to see you participate, and pleased with how open, honest and self-humbling you were in your assessments of yourselves, and your goals for this year. It was hard to choose a winner. GRAND PRIZE goes to @Travis Whitney - I was impressed with your honesty, the careful consideration of setting realistic goals, and your dedication to valued living. You have won 6x monthly coaching sessions with me 1:1 to ensure your goals get achieved! RUNNER UP PRIZE goes to @Hemi Rainford - dedication to detail and facing the truth about yourself, while balancing the need to be compassionate and understanding with your progress, will lead to a successful 2026. Enjoy 3 months' worth of VIP Brotherhood on the house :) COMMITMENT PRIZE for the people who participated significantly in the challenge, including the non-paying members who were ineligible for the main prizes, I will host a live workshop exclusively for you to come and get your plans critiqued by me (and the other winners) personally, fine-tuning your plan into a masterpiece. This is booked into the calendar (if you can't make it live you can send through your questions for the recording): https://www.skool.com/brojo-the-integrity-army-6491/calendar?eid=cabe5ba00bf84e9393b8ecd45760d47e Winners: @Aaron Frater , @Prateek G , @Andy Wallam , @Jason Stobart , @Egor Titov , @Lawrence Gibson , @Dana R , @Alee Allana , @Carolina Gallon , @Tyler Scott

Confidence isn’t a feeling - it's a behaviour. For most of you, being courageously socially will unlock bravery and integrity in all other areas of life. If you want 2026 to be great, you must accept the trade-off: you must initiate and endure emotionally uncomfortable social interactions. Choose ONE (that's uncomfortable but not terrifying): - Express a preference you usually suppress - Set a boundary to respect yourself - Initiate a conversation with someone new - Say “no” without justifying your reason Post below: What you did and how you feel about yourself having done it. P.S. The Boundaries and Confrontations course is a masterclass in these skills https://www.skool.com/brojo-the-integrity-army-6491/classroom/7bd26d27

Integrity shows up fastest in relationships. It's when we're being watched, and attached to certain reactions from others, that we're most likely to betray our core values. On the other hand, if you can maintain integrity during social interactions, you'll be rewarded in the long run with high quality and reliable relationships. Your task: Answer: - Where do I people-please? - Where do I avoid honesty? - Where do I over-give or under-express? Choose one relationship where you’ll show up differently this month. Post below: Share the behavior change (keep the other person anonymous). P.S. The Powerful Honesty course will help with this https://www.skool.com/brojo-the-integrity-army-6491/classroom/f8a97065

Hope is not a strategy. If you want a great social life, you will need to engineer it. Great relationships are a result of your decisions, not luck. Your task: Write: - 5 standards for how you show up to social interactions - 5 standards for who you allow close Comment below: Share one standard you’ve been violating.

Motivation is unreliable - too emotional to depend on. Discipline is different; it's a rational decision to do what is RIGHT rather than what feels good in the moment. Answer honestly: 1. What do I wait to “feel ready” to do? 2. What would disciplined action look like instead? Then choose one reminder you’ll follow regardless of your mood. E.g. I will often ask myself, “What is the best thing to do right now for my future self’s success?” Post below: “My discipline principle for this year is…”