Don’t be average.


Let’s talk today about… Brian.

Brian is nothing remarkable, nothing to fight for, no ambitions in life.

He lives on the surface of things, never digging deeper into any aspect of life.

He’s more focused on appearance, image, and "seeming" than on "being."
He’s an insatiable consumer, constantly chasing the satisfaction of material desires.

He lacks a solid framework of values and principles.

His morality shifts with the circumstances, leading to inconsistent and incoherent behavior.

He always seeks immediate pleasure and avoids pain at all costs.

His life revolves around chasing pleasurable experiences, avoiding any form of commitment or sacrifice.

He is alone because he’s incapable of committing to causes, relationships, or ideals.

He prefers to maintain an attitude of indifference and detachment.

He’s self-centered, with little regard for others.

His relationships are shallow and transactional, based on what others can offer him.

He struggles to cope with adversity and tends to feel frustration and existential emptiness.

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Brian is not real… but he is the average citizen.

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He is a symptom of a society that has lost its deeper sense of purpose and doesn’t know which way to turn.

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I used to feel a little like Brian.

But then I discovered that if you stray off the beaten path and push your way through the undergrowth, you’ll get a few scratches—but you’ll also gain experiences that truly give life meaning.

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A few weeks ago, I decided to share this path with my mentorship.

Life has been good to me, so why not share what works for me?

You’ll learn to focus on what really matters, to read what truly matters, to take thing under your control, to embrace growth mindset, and yes… I also talk about how to make money—and most importantly, to invest it wisely.

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The only thing standing between you and starting this journey is clicking below.

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