My concern early on was, “Can this group really help me level up my business?” And the answer was YES. I went from making about $4500 per month to making $12000 per month consistently.

That support and trust factor helped me level up my whole life — financial, relationships, the whole spectrum. One thing I like a lot is when you (Tripp) come in and check in with where you are in your life. You’re facilitating but you’re also one of the group. I like to get behind the curtain of what you’ve got going on, too.

That camaraderie and that “I got your back” feeling is there throughout the entire year.

I was afraid I was going to pay money and spend time doing something that I could have gotten in a book off of Amazon for 2 bucks. I went from being a hater in this kind of thing to now believing “I always want to have some kind of self improvement activity happening.”

I feel like this group gave me the grit to really commit to going through the challenge of building my company. I didn’t want to give up.

Joining this group was really worth it. It was a good investment. And it was at a time when I needed some brotherhood as well.

After my cancer treatment I thought, “They told me I’m okay, I gotta go live now.” I initially joined the group to start a new life.

Before joining the group there was a skeptical part of me that wondered, “Is Tripp legit? Is this a legit thing?” That was my biggest hesitation. (NOTE: Eric’s now starting his third year working with Tripp.)

I’d leave the group calls with a fire in my belly, and it amped up the willingness and engagement I had to get things done. It kept things fun, and it kept me in a leadership position in my life. I recouped the investment of being in the group. Definitely.

This last year has been amazing. At my company, I got two raises within a few months. I’m not afraid to speak up for what I want. I’m stepping up and finding ways to deliver value and fresh ideas and the benefits are showing it.

I’m feeling way more peace and confidence now. Before I would be juggling like thirty different things, I would bombard myself with expectations and I just wasn’t happy. Now I have the freedom to say ‘no’ and simplify my life. This is huge.

What I’m taking away is a different level of resilience and strength than I’ve had before. I’m starting to view my challenges as a game. Instead of avoiding them I’m asking, ‘How deep can I go?’

You can only show up and talk about changing things so much. At some point I had to stop talking and do the work. You (Tripp) called my bluff. You didn’t pull any punches when I was giving excuses.

This group is not like anything else I’ve come across. It was inspiring and energizing. Finally it was like, “Ok. These are my people. Finally I’m with people who are on the same page as me.”

I made some powerful changes like leaving my other job to find another that allowed me to travel more.

I learned that the answers aren’t outside of me — they’re within me. And once I realized that I was able to tackle things — work, personal, or relationship stuff. I now do things based on what feels right to me versus what I think I “should” be doing.