• 31-year-old male who lives with parents in the US (goal to get 100% financial independent within 12 months)
  
• Unsteady career/job income (dead end seasonal sporadic work aka “gig economy”)
  
• Credit card debt, and medical bills (past due and collections)
  
• Very unorganized financial life.
  

1. Currently hybrid student at local college for bokkeeping certifications to understand the basics of accounting/money management to help full-time gigs build side remote business for income stream and provide me with the option of being location independent.
   
2. Develop Quicken Home/Business (while using bookkeeping skills and knowledge) to have all Personal and Entrepreneurial finances in one clean effective system to track, budget, and plan for future to have a clear complete picture of my financial life.
   
3. Teach martial arts at my current dojo consistently and make money off it while combining my fitness certifications to bothe be a respected martial artist and athlete while building others as well so I can lead by an example for my students (eventually taking over the dojo from my Sensei)
   
4. Build a "Personal Enterprise" filled with meaningful activites, jobs, gigs, and endeavors that make good money that I can create both personal development and monetary success with at the same time.
   

• Create an upward spiral of increasing wealth, abundance, money, and success.
  
• Manifest and attract all the right people, places, timing and circumstances.
  
• Develop and improve all the necessary skills, abilities, resources, connections, and personal traits.
  
• Seek, generate, attract, and manifest money from multiple streams of income at once.
  
• Consciously override all guilt, shame, and fear regarding wealth.
  
• Open self to receiving money from all positive sources: winning money, finding money, being given money, finding opportunities to make and receive money, and more.
  
• Always pay self-first!
  
• Be comfortable charging for time, effort, resources and advice, and charge what I’m worth.
  
• Attract access to successful endeavors and recognize them for what they are.
  
• Balance working with relaxing, recharging and rejuvenating so that you are always at your best and most successful.
  
• Use the fear removal along with the emotional healing & pain relief to help get past whatever is blocking me from actually becoming a paid fitness/martial arts professional (mixed with Ultra Success/Luck Maximizer to attrac the right students and mentors/coaches of my own)
  

(10-08-2023, 10:39 PM)4Kingdoms Wrote: After looking at your list(s).
It sounds like you are scattered all over the place.

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Warren Buffett’s 5/25 Rule 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1sweyWZ_Thw

Warren Buffett's pilot Mike Flint asked the billionaire for advice on how to become successful. Warren asked him to write down his 25 top professional priorities, with the top priorities at the top. Once Mike had written them down, Warren told him to circle the top 5.

“Take a good look at the twenty goals you didn't circle”, Buffet said. “These are your avoid-at-all-cost items. They're what have the most potential to distract you. They waste your time and energy and prevent you from focusing on what matters."

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How to Rewrite Your Story At Any Age | Jack Canfield
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mbx77_5c-gY

There are many videos on how to rewrite your story.
Take a look at a few from different people and decide which advice resonates with you.

Tell A New Story, Get New Results | Abraham Hicks
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5AtC7C7Iu5M

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Best Debt Payoff Strategy | Debt Snowball 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BjYO9aIe0Hw

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Financial Independence
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(12-06-2023, 07:38 PM)Lionstrength Wrote: November was a wash I had alot of anxiety from being sick, had tooth pulled, and caffiene withdraw. Or maybe stage 3 was pushing alot resistance and contributed to that more than I know. Looking forward to finishing stage 3 and seeing what Stage 4 does (then the repeats).

(12-07-2023, 06:49 AM)4Kingdoms Wrote:

(12-06-2023, 07:38 PM)Lionstrength Wrote: November was a wash I had alot of anxiety from being sick, had tooth pulled, and caffiene withdraw. Or maybe stage 3 was pushing alot resistance and contributed to that more than I know. Looking forward to finishing stage 3 and seeing what Stage 4 does (then the repeats).

If you take time to read other UMS v2 journals...
Most people journal that stage 3 is the roughest...

(12-08-2023, 03:05 PM)Lionstrength Wrote: I guess a good way to put it is that you don't know how much resistance you truly have until you experience it; who knew lol.