Who am I?
Just some nerd who has an insatiable hunger for knowledge.
-Rudy Galan III
My Offerings
The Invest In Yourself Playbook
If you have the will. I will show you the way.
Movement Programs: Designed to get you moving, building muscle & feeling better.
Recipes: Tasty, healthy recipes to bring some health & enjoyment to your life. I’ll even tell you how to cook them!
Courses on Nutrition, Fitness: The fundamentals are the building blocks of everything. Building off of that, I will also introduce my lifestyle & perspective.
Mental Frameworks: Crucial for developing systems in your brain, along with tools that will challenge your perspective.
Philosophy: Timeless wisdom to gain perspective & find meaning in subjects you’ve never explored.
Personal finance: You too can break free from debt and build a thriving investment portfolio. Mastering the fundamentals is key, and I'll share practical tips and strategies I've learned along the way to help you achieve your financial dreams.
Is It a Good Offer?
This is what you will get when you subscribe.
The when is every week.
I will frequently add new content, typically released between Sunday-Tuesday.
& it’s all FREE ninety-nine! Wooooow, that is value. An unbeatable ROI- Its free!
Also, feel free to become a paid user to support the cause & I will send you a gift in the mail… You will also have my unparalleled respect.
Think About It
Weigh the risks. Run your pro/con analysis in your brain.
Imagine the opportunities you might miss if you don't take action. What if ONLY one thing I produce could’ve changed your life, but you passed up on the opportunity.
“There are costs and risks to a program of action, but they are far less than the long range risks and costs of comfortable inaction”
- John F. Kennedy
Why am I Doing This?
Early Beginnings
A couple years ago I was a senior attending Texas State University around $37,000 in debt. I was an aspiring physician; I’ll fast-forward. You don’t need to become a doctor to change the world. You can do so by changing people's ideas, providing knowledge, and offering mental frameworks.
It was an enlightening realization: maybe I didn't need to be half a million dollars in debt to find happiness in changing the world. But there I was, deep in debt.
So, I dropped out and became self-taught, devouring books, taking courses, and applying what I learned. What would I do with all this knowledge that suddenly seemed less relevant? Ironically, the most valuable skill I gained from college was the ability to learn independently. Eventually, I paid off my debt.
But let's go back. Why did I want to be a physician in the first place?
Closer To The Core
Complex concepts intrigue and excite me. It was an idea I was pursuing, but it became much more real when my mother was diagnosed with dedifferentiated liposarcoma. As the only one with the financial resources and ability to understand medical terminology, I became her caretaker. This was a challenging experience that taught me a lot about life. It brought knowledge, resilience, perspective, efficiency, and even a sense of beauty amidst hardship. My mom didn't finish high school; she got pregnant at 14. Yet, she taught me one of life's most valuable lessons: to find the positive in every situation. We continue to battle cancer together today.
When is Enough, Enough? (Probably Never)
There's a point in self-learning where you accumulate so much knowledge that you start to question its purpose. What is the point of knowing all of this? I had been a personal trainer with top-tier certifications in fitness and nutrition. I also delved into investments and financial concepts, applying them to my own life.
I felt like a balloon, inflated with knowledge, but the more I learned, the more disconnected I felt from those around me. It felt like my knowledge was working against me, as if being 'smart' was a disadvantage in connecting with others. No one seemed to understand the long-term vision, the 'why' behind investments, or the true value of fitness and nutrition. I was constantly teaching, but I realized I'm just one person with limited time. If I wanted to continue this insatiable quest for knowledge, I needed a platform to share it. That's where Substack comes in.
From Consumer To Producer
The decision to become a producer of content instead of just a consumer followed soon after, leading me to where I am today. By sharing my knowledge with the world, I could make a positive impact. And by making it free, I could ensure that everyone has access, regardless of their educational background or financial means.
“We can’t change the world until we change ourselves.”
-The Notorious BIG
Now, I'm writing to you for free, even though there are "tiers." Paid subscribers may receive occasional gifts and my utmost respect for supporting my journey through life, however:
You will receive the same great content whether you're a free or paid subscriber. .
This is my way of creating change in my world, which is also your world.
Will you follow suit and change your world by investing in yourself?
