Lots happening with negotiations and back and forth. Expecting some answers soon. 2025 will be massive! If the process takes to long I will organise an event and meet up in the interim.

Let’s be real… a big part of why we want to collect watches, cars and material items has long been for mile stone accomplishment and status. Not necessarily from females but from men and the wider world those we wish to do business or have people see our POV, it all helps. Today I was at the gym and saw someone with the same watch as me, until then I hadn’t see someone with it. A stroke to the ego.. maybe for a second. I went over spoke to him and commented nice watch he said thanks and then noticed we were matching. We got into 10 minute conversation and connected. I later noticed that he was well regarded internationally and highly connected inside the UAE with people I want to do business with. I would conclude that watches and car are ice breakers and minimum standard items for high level people and the rest is on you to make up with your tact, tenacity, intellect and charisma.

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I thought I'd share this quote from Alex Hormozi. Hard times are a blessing. Imagine you're talking to god about the person you want to become... - You say "I want to be courageous." + God replies "Then I will give you monsters to terrify you. That way you can conquer them." - You say "I want to be patient." + God replies "Then I will make you work harder and longer. That way you can learn to wait." - You say "I want to be wise." + God replies "Then I will give you failures that will crush your spirit. That way you can learn the value of judgment." - You then say... "That sounds like a hard life. Can you give me a good life?" + God replies "Just like we measure the quality of a blacksmith by the strength of his steel, I measure you by what you are at the end, not the fire and the hammer it took to make you. A good life isn't an easy life. A good life makes you into a good person. And that, my child, is a hard life."