When I started personal development and self-improvement, I was on the lookout for the most powerful practice that would change my life at once. I was in such pain, I just needed something to work and save me for good. I just wanted to manifest that one miracle After 10 years of drug abuse and treating myself like a doormat, I felt isolated, extremely stressed, and broke. I had just been kicked out three times for late rent and was crippled in debt. I just needed something to save me… Yet that magic formula didn’t happen. I tried every clickbait, everything… I wanted to believe in overnight success so much. Three years later…I’m proud of myself. Because I kept believing in myself even at my worst. I knew that doing meditation, yoga, and hypnosis would get me somewhere.I had results: I was sober, I was less affected by ADHD, but still unable to live in a decent way… I’m proud of myself not because I showed up, but because I showed up every day. I even had to take sales calls in front of closed restaurants when I wasn’t able to afford Wi-Fi… But hey, I’m not here to cry about the past.I’m here to share the solutions I created that would have helped me at my worst. I know that compounding efforts create lasting results, results that are engraved deep in you. The 2,500 hours of meditation I did with monks can’t be taken away from me. And you probably don’t need to do one hour of meditation a day to recover from the same pains I carried.But investing at least 10 minutes a day to clear the blocks you faced yesterday and make way for tomorrow is a must for any entrepreneur. So I created a simple and powerful 10-minute session for those who want to become better and compound their efforts, so that at the end of the year, those who knew you don’t even recognize who you’ve become.

We are two weeks away from the start of a new year's time to reflect and redirect our efforts in order to build something meaningful and worthy of your energy. The future is uncertain for those who have not chosen their destiny. For a long time, I was “living with the flow.”It was good. I was responding to the needs that showed up in my life and learned to live simply and in service. My life was divided between the time I was filling my own cup and the time I was pouring into the cup of others. But then one day, I wanted to do more. I started an online business and gained some pretty quick online fame, amassing 10k followers on Meta, getting interviewed weekly on podcasts, having a self-selling online course, and living in a big villa in Bali. It felt like I had built the dream life. And it was but I had only done what I saw from the outside, what I thought success as an online entrepreneur looked like. All of this crumbled down because more of it was not truly my dream. It did teach me what I truly wanted and needed. Since then, I’ve learned to make choices not by listening to the ideas of my mind, but by meditating deeply and letting the answers arise intuitively. Because the mind is a simple tool we can easily program, and most of us are running on default programming shaped by years of exposure to society. This is why many people burn out, feel lonely, or struggle to follow their dreams. Even when you do what you love, you might still be doing it the way your mind tells you to, instead of truly doing it the way you want. This Thursday, I will guide you through a hypnotic session to uncover the programming your mind is running and the true desire that will fulfil you the dream you will wake up for every day feeling satisfied to pursue.  We will uncover your fears and clear them out, so we can map the path you need to take in 2026.

This isn’t something I was doing but since i’ve started implementing this habit I took control over my failure so much more and gave myself the chance to win bigger Because most of us don’t fail from lack of information, but lack of doing the things right For multiple reasons: - Habit - Limiting beliefs - Emotional pain - Lack of awareness The simple and fast way to adopt new behaviour is to analyse everything you do step by step, especially when you repeatedly fail. This simple approach raises success rates from the 60% average to 94% for those who review each step and ask themselves, Am I doing it right? Am I doing exactly, on all levels, what I would do to make it happen?When I say “all levels,” I mean both internally and externallyaka the difference between being busy and being really really productive. Now pick one thing you’ve been doing that did not get the results you wanted. And write down on a paper: I did: All I do is fail in my business. I wrote down two pages of little and big stuff I know I do wrong. Write down all the things you know would be better than this list. Such a simple exercise. Then ask yourself: what is the emotion I am in when I do things wrong, and what is the emotion I have when I do things right? Simply when I do things wrong, I feel doubting, unworthy; I feel like I should make myself small. But when I do things right, I feel giving and supportive; I feel like I want the best for the people in front of me. Now do this exercise and notice when you do the wrong things as small as they may be and take action to replace them with the ones you know are right.

I recently read "Work the system" by Sam Carpenter which is a great inspiration to systamatize work flows and develop systems. However, accroding to Carpenter, if you want to establish coherent systems in ones business, two things are required: 1) A Strategic Objective 2) General Operating Principles Strategic Objective: The SO is the vision you have - the north star everything converges to, it is the destination of the journey. General Operating Principles The GOP are the roles of the road you need to obey to arrive at your destiation (SO). I think this idea also translates to life itself. And since the goal of this community is to become the best version of oneself and live a purposefull life, I think it would be extremely valuable for us to work out the SO and the GOP for ourselves. To find our SO, we would need to figure out what constitutes the "Self-Mastery" we are pursuing in here Then we might discuss the GOP - the rules we have to follow, what are the core values which will guide us through life: - Integrity instead of corruption - Honesty instead of dishonesty - Courage instead of anxiety ... What do y'all think?