My purpose on this forum is to give and to share.
I’m finally at a point where I care more about connecting with the right people, disciplining my mind, and being intentional with my actions.
I’m not naturally the type of person who posts. But I’ve realized that by not sharing my perspective, someone may miss an opportunity to learn from my experiences—the successes, the mistakes, and the lessons along the way.
I believe the very first step a person has to make is to discipline the mind and discipline the emotions.
The next step is consistency. You have to continue making disciplined choices, especially when you don’t feel like making them.
And then you have to surround yourself with people who are willing to make those same difficult choices.
That’s why I’m here.
To connect. To learn. To share what I’ve learned. And to continue becoming more disciplined and consistent alongside people who are committed to doing the same.
I’ve read all of MJ’s books, and I’ve found them extremely helpful. There is so much valuable information, though, that it can be easy to get lost in it instead of focusing on what actually needs to be done.
For me, the main task is clear: build the business system that consistently sells my individual unit.
That means taking what I’ve learned and turning it into action—developing the processes, systems, and discipline necessary so the business can repeatedly deliver value.
That’s where my focus is now: less information, more implementation. Build the system. Sell the unit. Improve the system. Repeat.
Thank you MJ.
Dr. Nzoma
I’m finally at a point where I care more about connecting with the right people, disciplining my mind, and being intentional with my actions.
I’m not naturally the type of person who posts. But I’ve realized that by not sharing my perspective, someone may miss an opportunity to learn from my experiences—the successes, the mistakes, and the lessons along the way.
I believe the very first step a person has to make is to discipline the mind and discipline the emotions.
The next step is consistency. You have to continue making disciplined choices, especially when you don’t feel like making them.
And then you have to surround yourself with people who are willing to make those same difficult choices.
That’s why I’m here.
To connect. To learn. To share what I’ve learned. And to continue becoming more disciplined and consistent alongside people who are committed to doing the same.
I’ve read all of MJ’s books, and I’ve found them extremely helpful. There is so much valuable information, though, that it can be easy to get lost in it instead of focusing on what actually needs to be done.
For me, the main task is clear: build the business system that consistently sells my individual unit.
That means taking what I’ve learned and turning it into action—developing the processes, systems, and discipline necessary so the business can repeatedly deliver value.
That’s where my focus is now: less information, more implementation. Build the system. Sell the unit. Improve the system. Repeat.
Thank you MJ.
Dr. Nzoma
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