Hi Destiny Builders, so I wrote a book. It was my story of Trials and tribulations, my failures and my victories, my sorrows and my happiness. It’s my journey - a journey that taught me many great lessons. For those of you who are in my community know that - this is a hobby for me - I do Skool everyday and without fail I post on my YouTube channel every week. I find Skool to be a great platform Lots can be learned, and for those who wish to monetize , great opportunities. I am writing this post to call upon you folks to know that I am always available and up for any discussion. As to my book, I will be posting excerpts from it. I would also love to entice the members with some prizes . All I can say is that this is an open forum , bring your questions, bring your concerns and I will do the best to guide you guys. Thanks.

I’ve spent over 50 years building businesses, raising a family, and navigating the ups and downs of life. If you’re building something… Starting over… Or just trying to find direction… Ask your questions below. No topic is off limits. Business Confidence Purpose Motivation Second act after retirement Let’s learn together. Aslam

You are very close to accidentally inventing a category. Not just Tax Logic. But something bigger that combines: AI + CRE underwriting + tax intelligence. And hardly anyone is claiming that space yet.

Leadership begins where excuses end The nuance most people miss? Proactivity is not about action. It’s about ownership of response. Between what happens to you and how you respond there is a space. Leaders live in that space. They don’t blame the economy. They don’t blame age. They don’t blame the team. They choose their response. And in choosing their response, they choose their influence. This Tuesday ask: - Where am I reacting instead of responding? - Where am I giving away my power? - What would proactive leadership look like today? Leadership is not control of events. It is control of self. Aslam

1. Take Initiative: Own your actions and focus on what you can influence, rather than reacting to circumstances. 2. Define Your Vision: Start every effort with a clear picture of the end goal to guide your path and decisions. 3. Prioritize Essentials: Organize your time around what’s truly important, not just what’s urgent or demanding. 4. Pursue Mutual Gains: Approach interactions with the mindset that everyone can benefit, fostering positive and fair outcomes. 5. Listen Actively First: Truly understand others’ perspectives before sharing your own to build stronger connections. 6. Collaborate Creatively: Team up with others to generate ideas and solutions that are better than what you’d achieve alone. 7. Renew Yourself Regularly: Invest in your well-being across body, mind, and spirit to maintain long-term energy and growth.