Support usually comes after results, not before.

In this episode, I talk about why people don’t always clap for growth, how lack of support can actually be confirmation, and why self-belief matters most early on.

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• Why support usually comes after results
• How growth makes people uncomfortable
• The difference between hate and silence
• Why lack of support can be confirmation
• Building self-belief without applause
• Real life game lessons on leadership

Feeling lost doesn’t mean you’re failing — it often means you’ve outgrown your old direction.

In this episode, I break down the difference between being lost and being led, why growth feels lonely, and how pressure is part of preparation.

🎙 Worth More Than Money is a podcast about life, mindset, discipline, and lessons learned through experience.

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• Why feeling lost is often a sign of growth
• The difference between chaos and direction
• Why growth feels lonely at first
• How discomfort confirms progress
• Pressure as preparation
• Real life game lessons on trust and patience

In this episode of Worth More Than Money, I talk about why nobody coming to save you isn’t bad news — it’s the moment everything becomes possible.

We break down waiting, accountability, and why taking full ownership of your life is the real turning point. This episode is for anyone who feels stuck, frustrated, or tired of waiting on motivation or support.

Real life game about discipline, self-trust, and learning how to move forward without permission.

• why waiting keeps people stuck

• the lie of motivation

• accountability vs excuses

• how self-rescue builds confidence

• ownership as freedom

• showing up when nobody is watching

• real life game about discipline and ownership

In this episode of Worth More Than Money, I talk about why feeling behind doesn’t mean you’re failing — it often means you’re early.

We break down comparison, timing, patience, and why the early stages of growth feel uncomfortable. This episode is for anyone questioning their progress and wondering if they’re running out of time.

Real life game about trusting your process and staying focused on growth.

• why feeling behind is common in early stages

• the danger of comparing timelines

• understanding the difference between early and late

• why patience is a real advantage

• focusing on progress instead of speed

• trusting your process even when it feels slow

• real life game about timing and growth

• why motivation fades but discipline lasts

• the difference between feelings and commitment

• how consistency creates momentum over time

• showing up on the days you don’t feel inspired

• why waiting to feel ready keeps people stuck

• building habits that lead to long-term growth

• real life game about staying disciplined when it’s boring

• why support is usually missing at the beginning

• how early stages test your commitment

• the difference between effort and visible results

• why consistency changes how people see you

• learning to work in silence without validation

• building momentum before expecting recognition

• real life game about staying locked in when it’s quiet