Mentor To Millions

Yesterday I basically finished the video outline of my first course. It’ll fall within the self help category, but it’s really more of a “How I helped myself” course. The books I’ve written are more about my journey and not really how I was able to traverse the barriers. I decided to put the things I’ve done into a system. One definition of the word is a set of principles or procedures according to which something is done. The documentation of how I’ve gotten from where I was to where I’m going is that system.

I’ve made it clear to all listening that what’s documented has worked for me alone. I’m happily sharing my successes and failures with my audience and encourage them to cancel and process a refund if they aren’t willing to do what I’m doing or what I’ve done. It’s simply sharing my experiences.

My hope for those embarking on this phase of their journey is they’ll reap the equivalent benefit of similar actions. It’s been terribly uncomfortable, yet unapologetically blissful. It’s a life worth living, in my experience. My hope is that I’ll be able to unofficially mentor millions seeking purpose, clarity, and results. My hope is those completing my course, travel their course with zest. My hope is the course will impact millions, directly and indirectly.

We’ll see how things move forward. I’m curious to see how impactful my story will be to others.

Today, Wednesday, October 12, 2022, I am grateful that:

Sherman and I spoke for several hours yesterday brainstorming. Happy we got a chance to connect. It’s great to be around others vibrating on the same frequency.

The course revealed itself. It’s only taken a few days to lay it out and a few more days to get the backend systems setup. The timeline would have been more condensed had I possessed more competence using the video and audio editing tools required. There’s a possibility I could have completed it within a day or two.

Gary and I got a chance to talk. The only sad part of our conversation was about food. He’d cooked some baby back ribs for Tori’s wedding guests. She got married over the weekend and when he was speaking about the ribs, I got a bit homesick. Sad thing is I truly don’t feel as if America is my home now. Maybe the best ways to say it is that I felt a bit nostalgic hearing about those baby back ribs.

How many lives will you impact?

What parts of your journey inspire others?

Lists those episodes.

How did you get through those most challenging times?

How can you systemize what you did?

Begin an outline.

Be Great. Be Grateful!!!