The most common question people ask me is “How do you stay motivated and confident?” The answer is…. I don’t. There are plenty days that I’m not motivated but I show up anyway. Days where my confidence is higher than others. What keeps me motivated is FAITH. I have full belief and trust that I am going to accomplish everything I set out to do. That faith is what drives me every day. Once you have faith, you realize that every moment you don’t show up, you are delaying your own success. Motivation is temporary, faith is everlasting. Learn to truly believe that you will succeed no matter what, and you’ll never need motivation again.

What is a belief or perspective that you picked up from family and friends, that has changed now that you’ve gotten older and more mature?? Most of our mindset and attitude was learned from the people we were surrounded by. It’s important to question the things you’ve been taught to discern what is in alignment with your future and what is not.

1. Your Intro - Name: Jeelani AKA HARDWAY - Age: 47 - Where you're from: Portland/atlanta - Currently running multiple businesses in the credit and funding space and growing a skool community 2. My goals are to be as impactful as I can that after I’m gone information is passed down fro mentees and students - My biggest goal right now is to have a six figure year then month - Only thing holding me back is time and myself - Here to network and meet new people from across the world and learn something new everyday 3. Bonus Question (Optional but recommended) - My children brings me the most joy - Fun fact about you: I like lights like led lights for cars, podcasts set ups lol - Anything else you want us to know: Just here to be present hey everyone

Loyalty in today’s society has become more of a buzzword than an actual principle. Here’s why loyalty isn’t as important as people think. 1) Many people are loyal to people, environments, or situations that don’t benefit them at all. It could be that unhealthy relationship, it could be that job that doesn’t have any growth potential. Or even a belief that you’ve outgrown. 2) We are constantly changing and evolving, and so is everything around us. There are plenty of circumstances where the same reasons you may have decided to be loyal to something in the beginning no longer exist. As situations change, your level of loyalty towards them will change as well. Make sure you are not choosing to stay loyal to things that do not serve you. And don’t be afraid to shift your loyalty based on the situation. Unmanaged loyalty can quickly turn into a trap.

In life we primarily learn from one of two ways. 1) From Our Own Personal Experiences. 2) From The Experiences Of Others The problem with learning from your own experiences is that trial and error simply takes too long. The problem with learning from other’s experiences is that you haven’t truly learned anything that you haven’t applied yourself gotten a result from. The solution is to use what you learn from others as insight and guidance. Then put yourself in situations and environments where the information can be used so that you create your own experience. That’s where the real learning takes place. To Learn Is To Grow, If You’re Not Growing, You’re Dying🥀