Someone on Amazon said my book was “empty motivational fluff.” They said it had no real practical advice. Then in the same breath they said it was well written. I’ll take it. 😄 Here’s the truth. The Pro Wrestling Laws of Success is not a step-by-step technical manual. It never claimed to be. It’s the mental foundation. The business framework. The mindset system that makes the tactics actually work. It has the 3R Framework. Real personal stories from 27 years in this business. A 90-day wrestling business plan. And it comes with free resources inside THIS community to help you implement everything. That’s not fluff. That’s a system. Even my harshest critic admitted it was well written. That part I’ll keep. But here’s where YOU come in. If this book helped you in any way, I need you to go leave an honest review on Amazon right now. Not to fight one bad review. But because there are wrestlers out there right now who need to hear the truth about this book before they decide. Your review could be the reason someone finally takes their career seriously. Drop the link in the comments after you post it. I read every single one. 🙏 👉 https://a.co/d/04VCYufI

Most wrestlers are busy. But busy doing what? You spend your whole week answering DMs. Editing one video. Arguing about your next booking fee. Fixing your website. Redesigning your logo for the fourth time. Chasing down a promoter who owes you 50 bucks. That is not building a career. That is survival mode. You feel like you are working hard. And you are. But there is no game plan behind any of it. You are just reacting to whatever fire pops up that day. Here is the truth. There are only a few things you can do every single day that actually move the needle. Everything else is a brushfire. The needle movers? Content that grows your Reach. Promos and matches that build your Reputation. Offers and products that generate Revenue. That is it. Those three things. Everything else can wait or be handed off. The wrestlers who make it are not the ones doing the most. They are the ones doing the right things. They are thinking about their audience. They are studying what works. They are creating something new that keeps fans coming back. The ones who burn out? They are fixing the toilet. Metaphorically speaking. They are doing tasks that anyone could do while ignoring the work that only they can do. You have to ask yourself one question every morning. Is what I am about to do going to grow my Reach, build my Reputation, or make me Revenue? If the answer is no, it is a brushfire. Let it burn. Work on your career. Not just in it. What is the biggest brushfire eating up your time right now? Drop it below and let's figure out how to kill it. 🔥

The HOF class is still growing. We have 5 members, our moment and ugghh... the Legacy inductees. Is it me or does the class seem light this year? I could see them deciding to put Cena in. He is hosting Wrestlemania this year. Miss Elizabeth, Bam Bam Bigelow, William Regal and Rick Martel are getting a lot of support. The Midnight Express is getting more attention with Dennis Condrey passing but would WWE and Cornette make peace? Johnny Valentine or Mitsuharu Misawa would spark discussion. Marty Jannetty and Ole Anderson.... no not even on April Fools. Anyone got any thoughts on who you want to see in and why?

Not because they don't have talent. Not because they don't work hard. They're stuck because they can't make a decision. Should I turn heel or stay babyface? Should I stay indie or try to get signed? Should I start a YouTube channel or focus on getting booked? Should I sell merch or build an online community? They sit there thinking about it. Talking about it. Asking 47 people for their opinion. And while they're "figuring it out"... somebody else already made the move and took the spot. That's the difference between wrestlers who win and wrestlers who stay stuck. This is Law #6 from my book The Pro Wrestling Laws of Success: Make Decisions Fast. Here's the truth nobody tells you in wrestling school. Confusion is not a sign that you need more information. Confusion is a sign that you're afraid to commit. You already know the answer. You're just scared to pull the trigger because you don't want to be wrong. But here's what the best wrestlers in this business figured out a long time ago... A wrong decision made fast beats a right decision made never. Think about it. Stone Cold didn't sit around for 6 months wondering if the anti-hero gimmick would work. He committed. The Rock didn't poll his friends about whether he should start cutting funny promos. He decided and went all in. Every successful wrestler you admire made hard choices quickly and then adjusted on the fly. That's the game. So how do you start making decisions faster? Step 1: Get clear on your mission. If you know exactly what you want (Law #1 in the book), decisions get 10x easier. Every choice becomes simple: Does this move me closer to my mission or further away? Yes or no. Done. Step 2: Stop asking everybody. Your buddy in the locker room who's been wrestling 2 years doesn't have the answers. Your cousin on Facebook definitely doesn't. Pick 1 or 2 people you trust who are actually where you want to be. Listen to them. Ignore the rest. Step 3: Give yourself a deadline. If you can't decide in 48 hours, you're overthinking it. Set a timer. When it goes off, pick a direction and go. You can always adjust later. You can't adjust if you never start.

I don't work in the wrestling business but just wanted a place write my opinions and thoughts on things going on in wrestling. Is there a place I can do that on here?