December 2007: I quit my job with almost no savings and a dream friends and family called crazy. Then my wife Christina said, “I believe in YOU. Go all in. We’ll figure it out together.” That single voice drowned out all the doubt. 18 years later: - I work from anywhere - Set my own schedule - Wake up excited every day The only lessons you need: 1. Believe in yourself when no one else does 2. Ignore the negative noise 3. Find your Christina — the one person who believes harder than the doubters scream. If you’ve got a dream that feels too big… this is your sign. Bet on yourself. Find your person. Go build it. Drop a 💯 if you’re going ALL IN in 2026! Who is your go to person for support?

Sales starts with conversation — not a pitch. So how do you get people talking in a way that naturally leads to your offer? 👉 What’s one prompt, question, or strategy that helps turn engagement into sales? Drop your best tip below! Let's keep Doing Business Right! DBR

"If you lose your cool, you lose control." (DOAC interview with DESMOND O’NEILL.) We all experience moments where we might say or do something we didn't mean. What are your tips and hacks that help you maintain your COOL and therefore maintain CONTROL? I'll share mine in the comments. Staying cool with you, Iris

Most business owners struggle to get clients to do what's needed to get a result. It isn't that they don't want to, they just haven't been primed to follow your direction. This video explains how I get more people to follow the instructions I give them. How do you handle difficult clients?

In VEO or Nano Banana, stop treating B‑roll like polite filler. Use it as the rebel child of your narrative. If your A‑roll insists everything is fine, cut to B‑roll that quietly undermines it—a flickering exit sign, a storm rolling in, a kid staring like they know the ending already. When your supplementary footage contradicts the official story, your film gains tension, wit, and that old‑school cinematic honesty modern creators forget to use.