​"Is It Possible For YOU to Build Confidence, Destroy Limiting Beliefs, and  Develop Mental Toughness, Even If Your Only Success Is Graduating From High School?"​

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Dear Friend,

Do you want to be a man with confidence? Do you you feel yourself struggling with confidence that it is now impacting your life?

Listen, you don't have to be a combat veteran, Olympic athlete, or a top executive to gain access to the best mental-toughness training in the world.

Look, every man puts on their pants the same way you do. So what is the difference that sets elite soldiers, athletes, and top financial money-makers from everyone else?

​Before I let you in on a little secret, let me first tell you how I stumbled upon these little secrets that separate the boys from the men. 

​I served in a combat zone in Baghdad, Iraq in 2009. I was a team leader for a personal security detail. During the tour my team had the opportunity to worked with secret service agents and private security forces.

​Our mission was to provided personal security for U.S. generals, senators, governors, former governors, entertainers, and anyone who needed to feel a little more secure during their brief visit in the vicinity of Baghdad, Iraq. We even conducted personal security for the vice president. More on that later.

On one mission, my team was to provide personal security for a four-star general. I was leading this mission and it was my job to run to the helicopter and introduce myself even as the rotor blades of the helicopter were still going, so in essence, I had to yell at a U.S. general.

My team then had to get the general and his entourage into the up-armored suburbans and Humvee's and get them to where they needed to be safe and secure.

As you can imagine, this was a zero-error mission. There was no time to be scared or to second guess decisions that had to be made in split seconds.  

This day was like no other, my team had just picked up a four-star general. He was sitting just behind me as I was sitting in the front passenger side of the vehicle.

​Generals would often talk freely among themselves, as though we did not even exist. Of course it was impossible not to hear what they were saying.​ Grant it, this was not top-secret stuff, but every soldier on this mission had to have a secret clearance.

And here is where it got interesting. And this is where you want to pay close attention.​

​Being in the presence of a four-star general is a bit intimidating. He didn't just go down to the Post Exchange on base and buy those four-stars and pin them on his uniform.

He had the confidence to excel within him.

​Having confidence and mental-toughness does not come from going through crazy experiences, it comes from the willingness to pay the price to discover it within.

If you don't have it within you, then you will never have it! Period!

Wait! What?

You see, you don't have to be a soldier, Olympic athlete, or top-level executive to have confidence and mental-toughness, you just have to be someone who already has it within them. 

In the boxing world, trainers would call this having "heart", and you can't teach heart!

​So how do you know if you are one the lucky one's who has confidence and mental-toughness within?​

​​First, are you really interested in developing confidence, or are you just kicking tires to try and find some sort of magic that will some how make confidence appear in yourself!