P.S. It's common for people to ask me why I don't just keep this to myself, so let me answer that right up front!

You'll need some context, which will reiterate more deeply some of my previous points to fully understand my motivations and intentions with making this available to others:

First: It's important to understand, that when a person accomplishes their goal through a robust process that they developed or acquired, where that process reliably produces a consistent range of profitable outcomes and the kind of success that provides them with security, unwavering confidence and control over those outcomes...

AND, where that process requires no more than a very part-time effort to apply and maintain long-term (for as long as the person wishes to be active), without the usual stress everyone else endures through...

It leaves a person (at my age) with an abundance of time that they naturally have the energy and motivation to fill that time with something that is enjoyable and can still be productive to continue to feel a sense of fulfillment and personal satisfaction out of life...

Incidentally, it's important to note here, that I taught Sunday School for a few years and found it thoroughly rewarding.

It was during that time when I realized that I had a natural ability and a heart for teaching and mentoring others based on my own life experiences and spiritual pursuits that could help others avoid the challenges I had to overcome, if I'd only known then what I came to know at the time I was invited to teach.

Being mostly an extrovert and an empath (where I can feel with, understand and deeply connect with others and found that I get a lot of my energy from those connections that seem to feed my soul, which provides so much meaning to my life) when people would wonder and ask me how I had so much time to socialize and volunteer at my age, while everyone else was working hard; I would tell them how, and some of those people became very interested and inquired if it was something I would be willing to teach others...

Of course it seemed like a fun way to fill the abundance of time I had and it was a natural fit for my personality.

Also, who says no to someone who is able to see and appreciate your value and wants to pay you to help enable them to succeed right out of the gate and avoid all the common pitfalls and challenges that would otherwise be experienced.

It's personally rewarding and it's bonus money that I get by simply being ME and loving every moment of it! So it doesn't feel like work.

Instead, I had a continual sense of joy, contributing and positively impacting another person's life.

The gratitude, respect and appreciation I would feel from others was unlike anything else I'd experienced, especially when you see the ripple effect it had on their loved ones and the love that they poured on me out of their gratitude was just awesome!

Second: Over time, I realized, when I consistently saw the types of returns and transformations I witnessed in people's lives that they were able to accomplish through a part-effort, without the usual stress normally associated; that the value of what I was providing was far more than anything a person could acquire through any Degree or profession from the best Ivy League Schools or even a Top Franchise...

With that in mind, it inspired me and gave me the confidence to do what no one else dared to do in the industry...

I wanted my methodology, the skill-set it imparted to its applicant and its benefits to represent the greatest value and be the best investment a person could make...

And I had years of data and consequently the confidence from that data to back me up!

Moreover, I knew my process could generate better, more confident, consistent and certainly more enjoyable returns (hence the term Peaceful Profits) than anything else the investing world could offer...

So I decided if I were back on the other side of my success, and having had one disappointment after another, as I invested in all the different approaches the professionals and the industry continually offered...

What would I want and hope to find in someone who genuinely had a lasting solution, but also a sincere and authentic heart to help others but was also so confident in their solution and ability to deliver, that they could display that confidence and provide a continual incentive for themselves (which is an important human need to recognize) to take a person from where they're at, to where they want to be, without either person feeling worn or exploited by the other?

Then it hit me...

Since I am selective and put everyone who is interested in my training and mentoring program through an evaluation first, I had the ability to get to know each individual, their unique personality, situation and particular needs in order to assess if there's a good fit, as well as what they particularly need to get what they want out of my program...

So I was able to personalize my approach to each individuals needs and figure out a total fee/tuition that would indeed represent not only an incredible value to them, but also truly represented one of the best investments and return on investment they could find anywhere...

However, in order for me to feel good about things, having been on the other side myself, I felt the only intellectually honest way for me to truly provide what I felt inspired to do, was to take a small percentage of my total fee/tuition upfront...

This was meant to mainly cover my own overhead, resources, time and cost that I would incur out of my pocket, in order to serve and support someone over a full year, to ensure they not only succeeded, but were assisted in learning how to properly scale up and methodically grow their account in an impactful and sustainable way to confidently continue beyond their initial 12 months with me...

The balance?

I earn on a performance basis, so the majority of my fee, where my main profit is earned, would be earned in increments, only after my client is well into profit themselves. So basically, I only profit, when my client profits!

This gives me a strong natural incentive to continually work from my heart, to shoulder the individual's journey with me on their path to the success they're pursuing. That's a much more honest and truly client-centered way to serve a person.

In other words, I have equity in my clients success. I'm invested and incentivized as they are towards the same goal.

What better way is there for me to fill my time productively, while generate what essentially becomes future passive income (one of the best investments I can make for my wife and I), than to do so by actually doing good for others, building lifelong relationships with grateful people who I enjoy time with and who continue to refer others to me that keep the blessing flowing on both sides, in the most humanistic and heartfelt way any business can hope to operate.

That's a true privilege and a very satisfying way to live a rewarding and fulfilled life, that I take great pride in!

I hope that makes sense and fully answers that question you may have had about my "why" and what drives and fuels my passion.