This is not a joke

I just dropped a boll*ck.

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For those who know me, I'm as serious as fudge when it comes to education.

yes, we have fun,

But, by lord, I take my shyt seriously.

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Here's what I mean,

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This year I dropped about £11,000 on hair education alone.

I spent an additional £2,000-£3000 on business training materials.

about ($14,000-$16,000) total.

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Last night I dropped a boll*ck...

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I secured a £18,500 ($24,000) business mentorship package, to coach me and my business for 26 weeks.

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Why?

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Because I have big goals and I'm confident with my current model I can get my 1-man business to £25k+ per month on my own.

But with guidance from someone who has much more "skin in the game" than myself, we're creating a plan for £100k+ per month.

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Sounds obnoxious doesn't it?

Well, i've got obnoxious goals and a beautiful fiancee that I want to marry (without caring about the price tag)

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Life's for livin man and I want to see what I'm made of

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The best part?

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I'm bringing you along for the ride.

I'm documenting my journey and I'm working on something industry-moving that will help anyone else who wants to create a solid business to impact thousands of lives by teaching others and create their ideal lifestyles.

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At the end of the day, that's what it all comes down to.

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The depth of the impact you have on peoples lives and careers

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The more people you help to realise their goals, the more you will be rewarded.

It's always service first.

The figures will follow as a result of doing good work.

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If you lack the genuine desire to help others, the finances that might come will feel empty and lonely.

Make helping others your number one priority, and you'll lead a very happy, healthy, and successful career.

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Nath

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