Below, is a excerpt from my new book, The Rebel Code: 12 Steps To Find Your Place In The World And Win. This is just a small section from step 2. To read the whole book and get the complete picture on how to become a happy and successful rebel, look out for The Rebel Code's release on the 4th December (you can get notified and receive a launch week discount by signing up to my newsletter - cli...
20 years ago (September 2003), I began working as a tennis coach. At the time, it represented a major step forward in my life. Prior to that, I'd never enjoyed a single moment of the jobs I'd worked. I spent my entire time working in a sports retail store, as a bartender, at a call centre and working in data entry, clock watching and praying for the end of the day. This was the first job,...
The Alchemist was first published in 1988. Since then, it's sold over 65 million copies and become the best-selling self-help/spirituality book of all-time (excluding religious texts like The Bible). Furthermore, it is THE most translated book in the world by a living author, with versions available to read in 74 different languages. The author, Paulo Coelho, has lived a life worthy of the...
First, the numbers. Arnold Schwarzenegger has won 7 Mr. Olympia titles (the most coveted title in bodybuilding). Movies that Arnold has acted in (of which there are over 40), have grossed a total $4.5 billion worldwide and, at one time, he was the highest paid actor in Hollywood, commanding $20 to $30 million per movie. In 2003, despite being born in Austria and only becoming a US citizen in...
I first read Robert Greene’s 48 Laws Of Power back in 2021. After reading it, I was, in equal parts, fascinated and shocked. There’s no doubt that Greene has written a masterpiece. Deep thought and extensive research has gone into this work. Robert Green’s insights into what it takes to attain power are razor sharp, revealing how famous figures from the past were able to climb the greasy ladde...
Steven Covey, author of 7 Habits of Highly Effective People, once said, “Depending on what they are, our habits will either make us or break us. We become what we repeatedly do.” This blog post will challenge you to look into the minutia of your day and question how you spend your time. Then, it will ask for just an hour and a half in implementing 7 simple habits that have the potential to cr...
What's this? Now, you may give the obvious answer which is an iPhone X but that’s not what I’m talking about. You may also say that it’s a communication device - a mobile phone - but that’s not the point I want to make either. While the above object is both of those things it’s also something far worse. What you see in the picture is a 5.8 inch dream killer. Yes, this device has the powe...
At the beginning of 2022, I set myself 15 goals. It was going to be the year that I wrote two books and published one, all while purchasing a rental property and securing tenants. The outcome? I only achieved 4 of my 15 goals. By the beginning of October this year, I could tell something was going wrong. I'd already failed with a few of my goals and was way off target with most of the remai...
There are two types of people in this world. Winners and losers. Sorry to be so blunt but, at the end of the day, you either get your life exactly where you want it to be or you complain, makes excuses and accept that your life can never be the way you want. Is being a winner the most important thing in the world? No. It's more important that you're a good person. But why can't you be a ...
In July of this year, Andrew Tate was the most googled person on the planet. His extreme views (in the eyes of the mainstream media) captivated the minds of the younger generation, providing a breath of fresh air in a world where feminism has, perhaps, overstepped its mark and there are so few outlets for men to experience an adventurous, autonomous life. He's charismatic, often spouts outr...