The one who sees the bigger picture. The one who understands that success isn’t just about grinding.. it’s about alignment. The one who holds you accountable, not just in one area, but in all the things that truly matter. Health. Fitness. Purpose. Spirituality. Business. Finances. Relationships. I never had that person. So I became them. I learned the hard way.. diving in blind, failing, sacrificing, pushing through when giving up felt easier. I searched for guidance, for someone who could light the way. But I never found one mentor who truly fit.. who understood that growth is a balance of discipline and mindfulness, hustle and reflection, drive and love. And I wonder… if I had someone like me during my darkest times, how much clarity could I have gained? How much support, perspective, and guidance could have helped me navigate the storm instead of just surviving it? But those struggles built me. The victimization, the uncertainty, the self-doubt..they were all part of the process. Still, I know this: the right accountability can shift everything. It won’t do the work for you, but it can remind you of your power when you forget. I don’t have all the answers. But I show up. Every day. 4 AM. The boring work. The hard work. The work no one claps for. Because mastery is in the details, and greatness is built in the unseen hours. So tell me, are you holding yourself accountable?

Being brilliant hasn’t always been my thang.. 😂 let’s just say I’ve had to get by on other skills. But honestly, I’ve learned that being reliable has carried me further than raw talent ever could. There’s something oddly satisfying about outpacing people who might be smarter than me, simply because I show up, do the work, and follow through. It’s not about being a genius..it’s about proving that I’m the person others can trust, every single damn time. That’s been my real game changer. "Reliability isn't just a virtue - it's a competitive advantage that compounds over time."

Let’s talk Sales and Follow Up. If someone has reached out inquiring on your product or service, it means they’re interested. Now, things might come up along the way that put their purchasing timeline on hold but bottom line is .. they’re interested in your product or service. If that’s the case, our Follow up needs to be consistent and needs to be value based along the way until they are ready. So many times in my career, I thought to myself because they’re not buying now then why be in communication with them .. only to find out years later they ended up doing or buying something that I could’ve sold them if I were to have just stayed in contact with them over the years Point is .. you need to be religious with your follow up until they either buy or flat out tell you they’re not interested & to stop lol They’re gonna buy / need your service eventually question is, is it gonna be with you? Happy Monday✔️

Welcome to The Journey To The Best You! If you haven’t already, take a moment to introduce yourself. This isn’t just about getting to know each other—it’s about seeing ourselves through our own eyes and sharing our light with the community. This group is a safe space for unity, growth, and transformation. Together, we’ll walk the path toward our higher selves, fueled by transparency, vulnerability, and the lessons life has gifted us—both in our struggles and in our triumphs. Your story has power. By sharing your experiences, your breakthroughs, and your gratitude, you might just inspire someone else in this space to find their own. Here’s a fun way to dive in: ⭐️ What’s your name? 💡 What’s your title? (Write the first thing that comes to mind!) 🌍 Where are you from? ✨ Why did you join this group? (Keep it to one meaningful sentence!) 📸 Bonus: Share a photo of yourself! Let’s build this community on connection and authenticity. We’re all here to uplift and be uplifted. 🥂❤️‍🔥🙏🏼

When you think something's impossible, consider this: - people who achieve extraordinary things are willing to endure what others won't. Take SpaceX. In 2002, most experts said private companies couldn't build orbital rockets. Musk accepted years of failure and ridicule that others wouldn't. What you call impossible is often just pain you're unwilling to endure.