You might be stuck in the innovation trap like I was. As creators, we’re rewarded for making new things. So when progress slows, we assume the answer is a new model or a better idea. Usually, it’s not. Most people don’t fail because the model doesn’t work. They fail because they won’t commit to executing one. The moment I stopped trying to improve the model and started implementing a proven one, everything changed. The path already exists. Thousands of creators have walked it. You don’t need to invent anything. You need to choose a model — and run it consistently. Stop following everyone’s advice and trying to combine it together. It all may be good advice but you can’t do it all simultaneously. You can’t be Keto and Vegan at the same time. Execution beats innovation. Every time.

Hey guys! I hope everyone's holiday was nice! Now let's dig into 2026. Who is ready to get together IRL. I mean that's why we are here, right? I'm gonna put some calls and dates on the calendar. Let's engage and collab!

Everyone have a great holiday season. Philly is a great place to be and I'm happy we are here together!

If you’re new, you don’t really comprehend what you have your hands on yet. We talked about this at the IRL event. When you watch this :34 second clip, realize the wave we’re all riding here and how early you are. How much of that do you really need to change your entire life?

These are the first things I would teach myself. Here’s a couple quick bangers I’ve learned in my 30 months+ on Skool. ⭐️ Less is more ⭐️ Value per second not seconds of value ⭐️ Clear not Clever ⭐️ Simplicity Scales/Complexity Fails Add yours below. 👇🏼