The Leap Method: From Relationship to Result L — LOOK Make sense of reality. Cut through the fog. E — EXIL Make the break. Take the Leap. A — ALIGN Discover resonance. Expand your circle. P — PROOF Your life is the evidence. The Leap is complete. Self-Improvement Is Self-Relationship. Sight is the practice. Sovereignty is the result. Once you know your invisible power you can act confidently with your Craft. Do you have a dark side you use to make life happen,? Please share.

As you pursue your vision, remember to recognize the power of resistance. In The War of Art, Steven Pressfield warns how resistance pulls us away from meaningful work. To move forward: Clarify your vision — then practice and act on it consistently. Know your distractions — design them as intentional rewards or planned “cheat” time. Remove unnecessary distractions — to protect and grow your focus. Tell me about your journey from these questions below: What’s your favorite distraction? Do you find it hinders your progress, or have you turned it into a motivator? Share what helps you stay focused and keep moving toward your vision.

Money does not reward effort. Money responds to who you believe yourself to be. As I grow older I have spent many years in multiple industries swapping experiences for money. Using effort to attract money is one of the key pieces of discussion within the ‘Create Your Revolution’ classroom. You must evaluate effort in your life. Once you know where your effort goes, you look at its value in health, wealth and relationships. My belief about effort and money needed further research to grow and here is what my focus is following now. Let's break this down carefully. 1. The Meaning of the Statement "Money does not reward effort. Money responds to who you believe yourself to be." This suggests that money flows not simply from hard labor or time spent, but from your inner identity and belief system about yourself. · Effort alone ≠ financial reward — many people work very hard but don’t accumulate wealth if their self-concept is one of scarcity, limitation, or "earning only through sweat." · Money "responds" to your self-concept — if you deeply believe you are someone who provides value, solves meaningful problems, deserves abundance, and operates from a place of worth, opportunities and money tend to align with that belief. It’s essentially a law of attraction / self-fulfilling prophecy idea applied to finances: your external reality (including income) mirrors your internal self-image. --- 2. Relation to Flux (Change in Beliefs and Direction) Flux here means a transition from an old self-concept to a new one. Let’s imagine your current belief might be: "I have to struggle for money" or "I am not good with wealth." Changing your life direction requires changing that belief to something like: "I am someone who creates value effortlessly" or "Money flows to me as I express my true purpose." The challenge in flux: During the transition, you are neither fully in the old belief nor fully anchored in the new. This can create an "in-between" state where: · Old reality still reflects old beliefs (money isn't flowing yet).

The Antidote to Abandonment in a World of Flux. Learn (a small concept) → Practice (to embody it) → Create (to own it). In an online business, seeing students or clients abandon a course they paid for is more than a lost transaction; it's a lost transformation. The common culprits are overwhelm, isolation, and the sheer inertia of daily life. In a state of constant flux, where attention is fragmented and priorities shift daily; traditional linear curricula often fail. I have many unfinished modules with passwords scribbled on wall calendars in case I return to rediscover solutions for my life. The solution isn't just better content; it's a better structure for engagement. So how do I do it? The Learn, Practice, Create framework is that structure. It reduces cognitive load, builds momentum, and aligns with how humans genuinely integrate new skills, especially when feeling unsteady. 1. Learn: The Foundation of Focus "Learn" is not about information dumping. In flux, the brain seeks anchors, not more noise. · How it Helps in Flux: Instead of presenting 50 videos in a row, "Learn" modules are micro-doses of essential theory. A single concept, a core principle, a 10-minute video or a concise text. This makes starting less daunting on a chaotic day. It frames learning as achievable, saying, "You can grasp this one thing right now." · For Your Business: Structure every module to answer: "What is the ONE key insight here?" This transforms your course from an overwhelming library into a guided path of clear, digestible milestones. Students get the quick wins of completion, which fuels continued engagement. 2. Practice: The Bridge to Embodiment Knowledge alone is inert. "Practice" is the deliberate, often guided, application of what was just learned. This is where knowledge becomes personal experience. · How it Helps in Flux: Flux creates a gap between intention and action. "Practice" closes that gap immediately. A downloadable worksheet, a 5-minute reflection prompt, a quick rehearsal task, or a guided simulation. It makes the lesson tangible.

“When you create a life you don’t need to escape from, you’re truly free.” Heath Ledger’s Joker. The essence is that many people build lifestyles that are stressful, unfulfilling, or misaligned with their values, and then seek temporary escapes (through vacations, substances, entertainment binges, etc.) to cope. The real goal isn’t to escape more effectively, but to design a daily existence that feels meaningful, balanced, and aligned; so the urge to “get away from it all” diminishes. It’s a reminder to: · Check in with your day to day satisfaction. · Align actions with values. · Reduce tolerations that drain energy. · Build in presence and joy in ordinary moments. If you’re living a life you don’t need to escape from, you’ve likely found a sustainable balance between responsibility, passion, and peace. Writing in any form is key to stable change either as a record of your journey, proof of life or a way to navigate from this life into the next. Would you like to explore how to move closer to that kind of life?