We live in a world where all the resources we need to be successful are already here—even if we don’t currently see them with our eyes. We have an amazing ability to manifest resources. Anything we can “see” in our mind can be created in our physical world. This is the closest you can get to “magic” or alchemy. Everything we’ve ever created first started as an image inside someone’s mind.

Yet, certain ideas are passed down to us generationally that make us believe success is hard—and that we don’t have access to unseen resources.

For almost 25 years, I’ve worked with hundreds of business owners. I’ve learned that the #1 thing that causes failure is people’s ability to commit to what’s necessary. Commitment is the missing piece that allows you to create whatever you desire in life. In order to commit to something, you have to trust yourself—and self-trust is often fractured because of something that happened during our childhood.

In this episode you’ll learn:

• Success is based on cause and effect (not luck or magic)—and all success is built on being consistent in your behavior, skills, and making forward progress

• How I helped people think accurately during COVID, and maneuver their way through unique challenges, so that they could come out relatively unscathed on the other side

• How I created “The Elite Mind 90 Day Program” to show my clients how to consistently build trust with themselves to follow through on their commitments

• Most people don’t realize what controls their behavior; they get locked into a subconscious pattern or idea that keeps them “safe” in the world

• Most adults walk around, unconsciously wanting somebody else to give them permission, because they never made THEMSELVES the authority of their own life

• To have a solid commitment, you need 2 things: desire and trust

How many times have you said you’re going to do something and then you didn’t do it? Ask yourself, “What am I consistent with and what am I not consistent with?”

To have success, you have to be able to trust yourself and trust the direction you’re going. In order to trust life, you have to be okay with the changes life brings you. Your ability to consistently follow through on things determines how successful you’ll be.