None of us are perfect. I know I’m not. I have weaknesses. I have struggles. I face trials every day. But I keep trying. I keep doing the things I know bring me closer to God and make me a better man. I keep working out.I keep reading my scriptures.I keep praying.I keep trying to improve one day at a time. I believe that’s what God asks of us—not perfection today, but faithful progress. Today, take advantage of the blessing of the Sabbath. ✔️ Spend meaningful time with your family. ✔️ Worship the Lord. ✔️ Read something uplifting. ✔️ Listen to music that brings peace. ✔️ Rest from the noise of the world and recharge for the week ahead. The Sabbath reminds us that we are children of God and that our families can be eternal. I also believe the work we’re doing here matters. Becoming stronger men, better husbands, better fathers, better leaders, and better disciples isn’t just self-improvement. It’s kingdom work. I believe in you. More importantly, God believes in you. Through Jesus Christ, you can become the man He created you to be. Have a blessed Sunday, brothers. Let’s continue building lives of Strength. Purpose. Legacy.

**“Teachers don’t make you learn. Trainers don’t make you fit. Coaches don’t make you rich. At some point, you have to realize that other people can help you, but your growth is your responsibility.”** Read that again. Slowly. This is the line where most men either step up or stay stuck. We live in a culture that wants results without ownership: • Education without discipline • Fitness without consistency • Wealth without responsibility • Faith without devotion • Leadership without self-leadership That’s not how real growth works. In Rebel Wealth, this truth lives at the foundation level. Strength starts when you take ownership of your inner world. No one can pray for you, think for you, or choose your standards for you. Purpose is activated when you stop waiting to be pushed and decide to move. Clarity comes after commitment, not before it. Legacy is built when you stop outsourcing responsibility for your life. Your wife, your kids, your future self are watching what you choose to own today. Mentors matter. Coaches matter. Brotherhood matters. But none of them replace responsibility. This community exists to challenge you, sharpen you, and stand beside you. Not to carry you. The question is simple: 👉 Where in your life have you been waiting for someone else to change something only YOU can change? Drop it below. Then take one action today that proves you’re done drifting.

Everyone give a heart felt welcome to our newest member @Evan Macklin I’ve known Evan for a couple years now and is a mentor of mine. Super dude! He’ll bring a ton of value to the community. Glad to have you here brother!!!

The version of you a year from now is being built right now, brick by brick, choice by choice. Every time you wake up early, pray, train, read, serve, or push through resistance, you’re laying the foundation for the man you’ll become. Every time you delay, drift, or make excuses, you’re handing your future over to comfort. You don’t stumble into greatness. You build it, one decision at a time. Make today count. Your future self is watching. Rebel Challenge: Comment below one decision you’re making today that your future self will thank you for.

Most men think discipline means restriction. It doesn’t. Discipline is freedom in disguise. Freedom from guilt. Freedom from chaos. Freedom from the man you don’t want to be anymore. Every time you keep your word when no one’s watching, you strengthen the voice that says, “I’m not done yet.” And every time you give in to comfort, you silence it a little more. Discipline is the difference between men who drift and men who build. So today — stop waiting for motivation. Get up. Do what you said you’d do. Be proud of your progress, not just your potential. Because the man who lives with discipline never has to question his direction. Comment below: What’s one area of your life that needs more discipline this week?