Manifesting is becoming a bigger part of everyday life, and after reflecting on my past couple of days I wanted to share some of the things I have been up to and why I am trying to seize every opportunity in front of me. There is an element of luck to nearly every situation but you can make your own luck as well. If you are feeling down its for a reason and listen to that instinct and don't hide from that feeling. Conversely if you feel great and it is your time, go harder at it because that big break could be right at your doorstep. Stay motivated, stay encouraged and keep pushing.

I am BACK! Finally, it's been a minute of me on some bullshit and I wanted to apologize to my podcast fam for not being there for y'all. I have been busy though going through my real estate course and getting caught up in some of the stock market fiasco of this past week. On top of that, I have just been trying to get my schedule back on track as I start doing even more than I had been previously. Just trying to stay on top of all my obligations and things I am setting out to do.

I talk about what it takes to be unbreakable. How do we get there to where nobody can get you down. I reference Tiger Woods and how he was raised by his father Earl and just how difficult it was to throw him off. He was a killer on the golf course and went on to become the most important golfer in history and probably one of the most influential athletes of all time. What does it take to be the best and how do you go about it. Are there things that we can take from his story and others and apply them to our own lives? I always strive to motivate and help others push to get in the frame of mind to get what they want.

I discuss the power a routine can have. What a level of consistency can bring to your every day and how if you build your days around the core of what you want to achieve, it makes doing so that much easier. We all struggle with keeping a routine and for many of us, things can get in the way. It's important that we consistently reevaluate what we are doing and get ourselves back on track when issues/problems arise so we are able to not give up on our goals no matter how big or small they are. We should always try to achieve them, getting close isn't good enough, and having a steady routine can make a big difference in many people's lives.

I wanted to take moment to just say goodbye to 2020. More importantly, I wanted to remind all of you that building habits are the best way to find sustainable success for all of your goals. I go over a few other things of note that I think is beneficial to start building better habits and finding success in the things that you do. Know that it's okay to fail, or not hit your mark. Keep reflecting and building what you have until you get to where you want to be.

Being the holidays, I have been reflecting on some of the things I am thankful for beyond the conventional family, health, job, etc. I want to know about some of these decisions you have made that you are thankful for. You are in control of your life more than you think so I want you to reflect on some of the fantastic choices YOU have made to make this year.

I wanted to talk about some of the things I took after finishing "Crushing It!" by Gary Vee. Some of my thought on people who travel and the idea of escaping your present reality rather than trying to improve it. Make the most of your life and try to create lasting changes in your life that you believe with a great conviction may stick. That is a sign that you are headed in the right direction and on a path to success.

Making your mark is never an easy task and even harder when you want to embark on that effort by yourself. One of my biggest hurdles to overcome has been my inability to admit that I need help. Whoever you are, if you are listening I would encourage you to reach other to people you look up to and reach out to them. You never know who may extend a helping hand and give you one piece of advice that could really help you get to where you want to be.

The idea of perfection is such a tantalizing feeling and it's so difficult to truly every feel like something is perfect. I want you all to understand that while you may hear it a lot, there is always a point where enough is enough for anything. Where that extra time isn't always worth it but maybe for certain things.

I go over what it was like to share my career, and process with my audience and the reaction that came from it. How I would encourage others to do the same thing because of the responses I got from the exercise. I think it's something many could learn from to take things out of their mind more. The less you have to think about things, the more you can focus on where you are headed. I also share another story about my own journey to learning the trade of photography and videography and how you should at least explore the idea of an online class to help get you going.