Cam Adair

One day at a time brother, you're doing great - a lot is coming up which is totally natural and part of the process. It's all giving you an opportunity to learn more about yourself.

WElcome Tom!

Always great to see you here bro. Grateful we got to meet in the Gold Coast last year.

Congrats brother! very proud of you! ?

Great job starting your journal. Keep up the habit each day and you'll find a lot of progress will happen.

In what sense? Can you be more specific about what you're asking?

The difference is you want the perfect solution right now and you’re not willing to actually hustle and work to make this shit happen. How much work have you put into finding better clients for web stuff that are similar to your current client? How many companies have you emailed? How many have you called? I bet that number is incredibly low, yet you “want” to make money online. You don’t want to “make”’ money online, you want money to magically appear in your bank account. No hustle, no consistency, barely any action. Your results reflect your action. When I started I had 6 hours of coffee meetings EVERY DAY for 3 months. 6 fucking hours. I slept on the damn floor of my friend’s basement while I was doing it. I heard no every time the first two months when I met for someone for coffee and then after implementing the feedback I was learning from these meetings I started to hear yes. 9 years later I’m still working my ass off EVERY DAY. Second flight about to take off and I’m here replying to comments. And then I’ll buy WiFi on the flight for $10 so I can bust out 3 hours of work while I’m in the air, while almost everyone else on the flight will sleep or watch a movie. There isn’t a big secret bro, WORK. Make this shit happen. Stop daydreaming.

All from Love

If you want to be successful online your level of focus has to skyrocket. You have a job at the bar that takes up a lot of your time, and then you hang out with your girl a lot. I'm not saying any of these are bad - they are great and huge progress has been made for you. What I am saying, is amongst all of that, you will never get to the point you want to be if you're then not investing the time you do have very wisely. *Currently writing this from an airport lobby. ?

Always focus on doing what's best for you - and if someone doesn't understand that or isn't willing to respect it, they aren't really your friends. It's a harsh truth but something important to remember. This video can help too:

You want to make money online and travel the world and you're wasting time playing video games? ?

A journal will help a lot. And also thanks for getting a copy of Respawn - means a lot.

Welcome! I hope to visit Russia some day.

HE'S BACK!!

Welcome Sini! Wonderful to have you join us here. Thanks for sharing your story, I know how challenging it can be to truly admit this all to yourself, but that's the most powerful first step - getting honest. A lot of what you've shared reminds me of why I still choose not to play, even 7+ years later. i would merely do the bare minimum in my life in order to maximize the amount of time I have to game, and I have bigger ambitions than that. I wrote about it here.

Welcome ?

Just be present with yourself. ?

Welcome Dernbu! I love Singapore!

Welcome Vojta! Grateful to have you join us. ? Enjoyed my time in Prague and Brno.

That's exactly why I don't play anymore. The Slight Edge by Jeff Olson is a dope book to read also.

Hi! Welcome and great job starting your journal. Check out this story by Joe who was a father in a similar position, you may find it inspiring. For nostalgia watch this video.

Hi Matt! Welcome. I was completely touched by your story - thank you for sharing it. It's a powerful testimony and I know you are in the right place to truly transform your life for good. You might find value in this article I wrote: 2,454 Days Without Gaming: Why I Still Don’t Play (Even in Moderation)

Welcome Julie!

Pack a clean shirt in your backpack when you go to work in case this sort of opportunity presents itself again.