Sup yall. I have an old ig with no photos but it has 1k+ followers there. I created a new one a few months ago that I plan to post reels on and it has a in-progress grod, nice highlights and tons of open threads, but few followers. I’ve been handing out the old IG when I meet ppl more so than the new one (since I’m in college), so would you guys says it’s smart in my case to fix both IGs up to par until the new one is ready or only start handing out my developing new page from now on? Or option c keep both but only give attention to 1?

Where you focus your attention is where you'll end up. Mindset isn't something you sit around and ponder it’s a byproduct of the work you do. Right now, the world is split into two camps regarding AI: - The Victim: Men who whine that AI is coming for their jobs. - The Architect: Men who realize this is the greatest leverage tool since the dawn of the internet. While the "victims" are busy making excuses about why the market is changing, the "architects" are using this tech to build empires. The internet created millionaires; AI will create kings. I’ve already decided which one I’m going to be. Excuses don't pay the mortgage, and "controlling your mindset" doesn't mean a damn thing if you aren't executing. I am positioning myself to be on the right side of this wealth transfer. Remember let's not just watch the shift happen, dictate it. If you aren't leveraging the tools available to you, you're choosing to be left behind. Are you going to let a machine replace your output, or are you going to use it to turn you into Goku with the Blue Hair ? I'd like to hear how you all are leveraging.

Brothers I need your support. I’m currently competing in Mr. Health & Fitness, and winning would give me the platform and resources to pour back into the mission we’re all building. If I win, the prize will help me expand what I’m creating: better fitness systems, more transformation content, live trainings, and tools that help men level up physically, mentally, and professionally. It also strengthens MOA. I’ll be able to build higher‑quality frameworks, create more value for the community, and reach more men who want to transform their identity through discipline, fitness, and real strategy. This isn’t just about a title - it’s about becoming the strongest version of myself while helping others do the same through everything I’ve learned in marketing, sales, and fitness. Thank you for the support, it means a lot. -David https://mrhealthandfit.com/2026/david-ginsberg

I’ve never had a taste for gatekeeping. If you’ve climbed the mountain, the only logical next step is to throw down a rope. This year, I’ve officially taken on my first mentees to show them the Way of the Samurai. If you’ve found success, pay it forward. I promise you, the growth you see in others is just as rewarding as your own.

Something I’ve been catching myself on lately is over-explaining, especially in situations where brevity would’ve been enough. Extra context. Extra justification. Extra words. It all lowers your status. Most of the time, nothing actually needs defending. Where have you noticed over-explaining costing you time, energy, or leverage? And what’s helped you dial it back?