GOOD MORNING HAPPY WEEK 7 YOU'VE MADE IT And we just made our first podcast of the year. Making Money Online is no longer a fad it's the norm For some of us that means creating a digital presence, client acquisition strategy & recruiting pipeline online For others, it means helping those businesses do exactly that. Tristan van der Schoot is one of the most dynamic entrepreneurs I have met when it comes to the ladder Steal his entire playbook here https://youtu.be/1-S2Dm4YePg

Hey everyone, I’ve been thinking a lot about why the last few years of my life finally started to move in the direction I wanted not just professionally, but mentally and emotionally too. The honest answer is much simpler than I expected. Early in life we learn to grow up to with structure and those around us that have done it before Our identity is shaped because of it Then we're given the freedom (18-25 years in) to decide how this identity evolves, except this time without a reference point. What I realized is we grow up spending most of the time getting to know others, and little time getting to know ourselves I started to realize most of those I admired had a long period of loneness in life that consistently contribute to their success. You aren't lost, you're aren't disliked, you're not an outsider You're focused on what you want, You want direction to freedom and fulfillment Those around you, want you to be the best version of yourself Sometimes it takes boundaries to do that and most importantly it takes a PLAN Here’s the exact framework I came up with "Preparing To Execute" Every morning, I open my Notes app and write: 1. The day of the week 2. My non-negotiable mental health habits These come before work - Movement - Time outside / sunlight - Stillness (walks, journaling, or quiet) 3. The meetings already on my calendar - No overplanning. - No fantasy schedules. Just reality. 4. 3–4 high-leverage actions that would serve as evidence of a productive day - Not busy work. - Not “catching up.” These 4 steps allowed me to rebuild trust with myself. It reduced the anxiety many of us have around “where things were going and it makes long-term goals feel inevitable instead of overwhelming. This is the same framework I now use when helping people: - Rethink their career direction - Build leverage for new clients - Prepare for a role change or business shift - Or simply get unstuck after feeling scattered for too long

Hey everyone — quick note here. I know it’s been a bit quiet from my side. I’ve been deep in the trenches the last few months building, testing, breaking, and rebuilding a lot of what we talk about inside this group. A lot of lessons learned. Some wins. Some things that didn’t work at all. All of it valuable. I’d love to reconnect and catch up with a few of you 1:1 — no pitch, no agenda. Just space to hear what you’re working on and share what I’ve been seeing across the board lately. If it’s been a while since we talked, or if you’re navigating something new right now, feel free to grab time with me here https://calendly.com/profitjack/thankyou Looking forward to being more active again and sharing more of the journey with you all. — Jack

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Today hit different. It’s a Saturday. Most people are taking a break. I’m doing double-time at the desk before heading into a full shift at the restaurant. Not because I have to. Because I’m building something I want to last. A week from today, I’ll be 25. And honestly? I’m blessed. Not because everything is perfect… But because I’m not spiraling into the “quarter-life crisis” everyone warns you about. If anything, I’m realizing something more powerful: I’m not where I expected to be — but maybe I’m exactly where I need to be. This phase — the grind, the uncertainty, the rebuilding — is teaching me things success never could. I’m learning that expectations were what trapped me. Faith is what frees me. And just like the situation I’m navigating behind the scenes right now — the micro moments of courage, the willingness to keep moving, the willingness to start fresh without fear — they’re shaping me into someone stronger, clearer, and more aligned. So as I step into 25: Zero expectations. Unshakeable faith. And a commitment to keep doing the internal work so the external results take care of themselves. What that creates in my life is up to me. Keeping my peace through it all is the real win. Next week’s blog is going to expand on this