You’re frustrated about how long your growth is taking.

I hear ya.

As a fellow high achiever, there’s nothing more annoying than feeling like you’re not getting the reward quickly enough.

Social media has truly ruined us all.

But what if we normalized slow and steady?

What if dopamine hits rusted on shelves and sustained and incremental progress won the day?

It’s my process for how I’m running my solopreneur business.

Let me share it.

Behind the veil

I’ve heard this hundreds of times (and I’ve only been building for a few months).

We look on people with more money, more following, more opportunity with envy.

And it’s really fucking with our progress.

• Alex Hormozi was broke for years.

• Ali Abdaal made 52 videos before he made money on YouTube.

• Mark Cuban worked at McDonalds.

We look at successful people now and only see them as that:

Successful people

We don’t see all the sacrifice, failure, and lack of glamour their previous lives had.

In short, we see a result.

And we want it too.

But we’re in the age of opportunity

What do Alex, Ali and Mark all have in common?

Curiosity + action.

They kept trying to find a better way to do it. And then they did it.

And they had less chance at success than you do.

Listen here, fire starter.

They built and built and built and they didn’t have nearly as many examples to pull from while they did it.

Hell, Mark didn’t even have social media when he started making millions.

See what I’m saying?

These guys, and all the brilliant men and women who you think are successful right now, had less opportunity to gain their success.

• 1 hour of videos is uploaded to YouTube every second.

• Each of these people is posting value on their social daily.

• Courses and skillshares are free and affordable.

You have more opportunity right now, then these guys ever had on their way up the ladder.

But it’s gonna take some time

Each of these guys took years to get where they are.

So why are you upset that you’re not there in 12 months or less?

Are you committed to what you do or are you committed to being successful?

If you’re going to be successful, you have to commit to your craft first.

Build. Bring value. Repeat.

Success will come. Just don’t get too fed up before it arrives.

Pursue purpose over paychecks.

See ya next week.

Here’s my purpose in life

I’m on a mission to help 10,000 solopreneurs double their potential.

So I’m creating a framework that does that in 90 days.

Sound crazy? I thought so too. Until…

If you’ve been here since the beginning, I can’t thank you enough for supporting me as I’ve found my calling.

But I can say without doubt that this is it.

If you’re a solopreneur that…

• Feels like you’ve run out of ideas

• Knows you’re not managing your time well

• Is second guessing your decision to start the business

• Wishes it wasn’t taking so much time away from things you love

I’m building the FIRE Framework for you.

In 60-90 days you’ll:

• Know what your purpose in life is

• How to leverage your time to grow and have fun doing it

• Cut distraction and work on the “right” things

• Be twice (or more) as capable as you believed you could be

It’s 25% done and I’m already seeing amazing results for my students.

My mission is to make this framework one of those things that forces you to say:

I’m putting my heart and soul into it to build the most value possible.

If you want to see the beta or get added to the waitlist, reply to this email with “FIRE” and I’ll give you a bit more info.