Welcome to another issue of the no-BS newsletter dedicated to demystifying the world of passive income, where we share practical, reliable strategies to build and sustain income streams that work for you.

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In today's issue:

Isn’t it wild how money hunts some people down… while the rest keep sprinting after it and never quite catch up?

It’s not luck.
It’s not timing.
It’s how they show up in the world.

Most entrepreneurs obsess over tactics — funnels, ads, landing pages, conversion tricks. But tactics only matter after you’ve built the foundation of who you are, where you show up, and what you actually do.

That foundation comes down to three things:

Be Somebody. Be Somewhere. Do Something.

Sounds simple, right?
But this little trio has built more six-figure businesses than any “secret system” ever could.

Be Somebody means stop hiding behind generic brands and faceless logos. People connect with people. The moment you own your story and show your personality, you stop being “just another marketer” and start being the person your audience remembers.

Be Somewhere means get visible. You can’t be a ghost and expect to get paid. Whether it’s your list, your podcast, or your social feed — if your ideal customers don’t see you, they can’t buy from you.

Do Something means taking consistent, visible action. No one gets rich just visualizing their bank account growing. You’ve got to move. Create, post, email, promote. Action builds momentum, and momentum attracts opportunity.

What I’ve learned over the years is this — You don’t attract wealth by wishing for it — you attract it by becoming worth finding.

When you combine mindset with motion — belief with bold steps — money stops running away from you and starts orbiting around you.

So if you want to start pulling success into your life instead of chasing it, remember this:
Build your identity, show up, and keep moving. Every time you do, wealth moves closer.

Most people don’t lose their day; they give it away… to busywork, notifications, “quick questions.” This Wednesday, November 5th, at 12 PM ET, I’m hosting a private session where I’ll show you how to take it back.

Imagine finishing your most important, money-making tasks in just one focused hour, before most people have even finished their morning coffee.

This is for you if you want to finally stop being busy and start being profitable. You'll walk away with a clear system to get immediate traction on your biggest goals, giving you back hours of your day.

It’ll change how you work (and live) forever.

Let me tell you something that took me years to admit —
I used to freeze up when it came time to take the next big step.

I’d have the plan. The offer. The strategy.
But when it came time to do it — to raise the price, hit “send,” or ask for the sale — I’d stall.
My brain would start whispering: “What if they say no?”
“What if you sound arrogant?”
“What if this ruins everything you’ve built?”

I thought it was fear of failure. Turns out, it was something smaller… and older.

It was micro-traumas.

Tiny, invisible moments that taught me to doubt myself.
A teacher who laughed at my accent.
A family member who told me, “People like us don’t make that kind of money.”
The friend who rolled his eyes when I said I wanted to work for myself.

None of those moments broke me.
But together, they trained my brain to flinch every time I stood up for something bigger.

And here’s the part nobody tells you — you don’t outgrow that by reading mindset books or repeating affirmations.
You outgrow it by proving yourself wrong.

Every time I acted anyway — raised the price, hit send, made the offer — that old story lost a little power.
It didn’t disappear overnight. But over time, action became the therapy.

Now, when that old voice shows up, I just smile and think,
“Thanks for trying to protect me, but I’ve got this.”

Because healing those micro-traumas isn’t about erasing the past —
It’s about rewriting how you respond to it.

And if you’ve ever wondered why you hesitate when you know what to do,
That’s probably it.

So here’s your challenge:
Do one thing your old self would’ve been too scared to do.
Doesn’t have to be big — just something that proves you’re not that same person anymore.

Because the moment you act in defiance of the fear,
You start becoming the version of you that those old moments could never imagine.

In this episode, I’m joined by the “World’s Most Disciplined Man,” Craig Ballantyne, a performance coach, bestselling author, and the guy who’s helped thousands of entrepreneurs cut through the noise and take back control of their lives. Craig is here to flip the script on everything you think you know about discipline, productivity, and focus. 

We dig into why most people stay stuck, even when they’re grinding hard. From chasing trends to falling for distraction traps, Craig breaks down how we lose sight of what truly matters, and how to get it back. He offers a new lens on what real success and freedom actually look like. 

If you’re tired of doing “all the right things” and still feeling stuck, this is mentorship at its finest, and you won’t want to miss it.

Most people work their whole lives chasing a number — that magic “someday” amount sitting in their bank account that’s supposed to make them feel safe, successful, and free.

Then someday comes… and they’re too tired, too old, or too scared to enjoy it.

That’s the gut punch of Die With Zero.
Bill Perkins flips the script on the traditional idea of wealth and security. He argues that your goal in life shouldn’t be to die rich — it should be to die fulfilled.

And before you roll your eyes — no, it’s not about blowing all your cash on sports cars and champagne.
It’s about spending your time, energy, and money while you can actually enjoy the return.

Because what good is financial freedom if you’re too busy working to live it?

Reading this book forced me to ask some uncomfortable questions:

If you’re a driven entrepreneur, Die With Zero is a wake-up call.
It reminds you that success isn’t about hoarding — it’s about using what you’ve built to create a richer life now.

So if you’ve been grinding nonstop, promising yourself you’ll relax “once you hit the next milestone,” this book might just be the slap in the face you didn’t know you needed.

I work 24/7 and never complain,

I sell, remind, and nurture again.

I have no hands, no heart, no brain,

Yet I grow your profits just the same.

What am I?

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