We always talk about training the body, lifting, and eating right. But your mind needs training just as much as your muscles. Focus, patience, and discipline don’t just appear — they’re built daily. Every time you resist a distraction, your focus muscle gets stronger. Every time you push through discomfort, your discipline muscle grows bigger. And every time you stay calm under stress, patience is trained. I’ve realized my biggest weakness wasn’t physical, it was mental. I could lift weights, but struggled to control my own thoughts. That’s why I started treating mindset like part of my workout. Even documenting on YouTube is mental reps for me daily. It forces me to show up, think clearly, and stay consistent. Just like the gym, the mental gains take time to see. But over time, your mind becomes stronger than your excuses. Train your mind like a muscle, and everything else gets easier. What’s one way you’re training your mindset right now?

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What's the greatest lesson you have learned in your entrepreneural journey? How did it shape you as a person?

guys there are a lot of big community's with lots of of entrepreneurs, but lets be homiest they don't really feel like a real brother hood community. Its just full of random people using the groups as free advertisements. I feel if we keep this group alive, share real value and grow together it can be really useful, try to post things every day, updates progresses, problems, everything. I believe this group has big potential, only if you yourself (whoever is reading) are dedicated to succeeding.

Hey Future Billionaire Club, how’s everyone doing? I’m 14 years old and trying to figure out how to make some money. I’ve been trying to get into the high-level community but haven’t had much luck so far. Recently, I found a guy who told me about posting rental listings for agents or property owners, and that when they close a deal, I’d get paid a commission between 10% and 40% of the rent. But honestly, I don’t fully trust this guy or how it works. Can anyone here help me understand if this is real or if there’s a safer way to start? I’d really appreciate any advice or guidance. Thanks so much!