You're not always going to feel like going to the gym, recording videos, doing podcasts, having meetings, seeing people, or even showing up. 

It's a hell of a lot harder to do the work long after the initial mood that you were in when you set the goal has gone. 

But if you've made a commitment and it matters to you, and it's in line with the big picture, you get it done anyway.

Let's discuss...

What's the true cost of drama from your personal life on your professional life?

Have you ever carried the weight of an argument with your kids or your partner into the work place? We all know the answer to this.

Drama has a massive cost to you business, your finance, and your profitability; and where possible, we need to cut the drama from our lives...

“I’m sure it’ll all work out, I’m sure everything will be okay, you’ve got this.”

Great conversation to have with your mother but absolutely not practical when it comes to financing and business.

If you’re facing difficult times or if you’re having troubles with your finances and your business, what’s going to sort it out is not the best will in the world but a good plan and hard action.

Let’s discuss…

There's a universal idea that being nice, being good, being accommodating is a positive thing.

But the reality is that when it comes to leadership in life and in business, it's actually a major holdback and a block to the very success and respect you desire.

Someone recently said to me "I'd love to start a business, Billy, but it's scary."

Yes, starting a business can be scary, but do you know what's even scarier...

Being broke as f**k.

Let's discuss...

Society, and the world around us, isn't set up for entrepreneurial thinking. We, as business owners, are the outliers, and the exception to the rule.

As such, and by and large through ignorance and misunderstanding, you're going to get hate, you're going to get abuse, you're going to be criticised, you're going to be called out, you're going to have arrows in your back, and it's going to be very frustrating.

If you're already in business, you'll know the drill. The reality is, stepping out and doing something different, comes with the reality that many people won't like you. Let's discuss this, and get comfortable with the fact that's just fine.

We've all seen FORCE in action in sales, through lies, manipulation, high pressure sales tactics, and false scarcity, generally from a place of desperation.

We've also seen POWER in action, through servant leadership, honesty, trust, values, integrity, and knowing that the person or business selling, whether online or in person, is doing so from a PURE place, with a real desire to help you.

Which side of the fence are you on?

Selling and doing business from a place of force may achieve faster sales, but the come back is thick and fast when you aren't truly serving people.

Selling and doing business from a place of power is the smarter play, which will see your business stand the test of time, and stand up to the bull**** in the marketplace.

With so much bull**** and noise online, it can be tempting to run your business without the additional hassle of social media. It can also be a great idea to operate your business without having to share every aspect of what you're doing.

I get it. I've been at the top online. I DESTROYED IT ALL in a moment of madness. I then came back and have began to rebuild.

Allow me to spare you from my mistakes, because the reality is, social media can be incredibly powerful, if used in the right manner, and if used in a way that absolutely works for you without having to add to the online bull****

Whether through insecurity, fear of failure, fear I'm not good enough, or doubting my capabilities, imposter syndrome has been a massive part of my life.

In the past, this was a problem.

Today, I wholeheartedly embrace it.

I'd encourage you to do the same.

Imposter syndrome doesn't have to hold you back. Feeling like an imposter can otherwise be interpreted as a signal that there's more to learn, that you in fact ARE stepping into the unknown, or new territory, but doing so on a mission to continually level up.

A muscle doesn't grow without pain.

Diamonds are created through pressure.

Putting yourself in the firing line in a strategic way, and finding ways to embrace what others know as imposter syndrome, is a secret key to growth. Let's discuss...

What do you think the D stands for in TMD Media?

Total Market DOMINATION.

True story.

Today, we talk about dominating your industry without burning bridges.

Let's dig in.