I lied by telling you you’d build a digital empire if you just attended BWC.

Forgive me.

I was overconfident your empire would flourish if you added iBMC to your list of courses.

BWC’s subtitle is: How Experts Build Empire.

I touted iBMC as the complete program that shows you how to build a scalable online business from scratch, create a sustainable lifestyle and a Digital Empire even if you’re a beginner.

I was dead sure with BWC and iBMC we would all be driving Lamborghinis, Porches, and BMWs.

Total cost of the two courses at today’s exchange rate $67.

I was confident BWC and iBMC alumni members would be inviting me to the official launching of their palatial homes in Banana Island.

Sadly, almost five years after launching the first iBMC cohort all I’m hearing is crickets.

We left no bases untouched.

The formula was simple:

1. Be generous

2. Be persistent

3. Be consistent

We sang and recited these catch phrases as catechism.

We assigned accountability partners.

BWC members crafted their book outlines.

And read out in public the date their books would see the light of day.

That would be the day they would become PUBLISHED AUTHORS.

But so far, no BWC and iBMC alumni member has cracked the millionaire code.

Despite all the exhortations to think BIG.

Followed by fiery admonition to cleanse our belief system.

Punctuated with sermons to take charge of our minds – winning starts in the mind.

Only FW (one out of almost a thousand) has come close to building an empire.

It would seem I got it disastrously wrong.

I lied.

Mea culpa.

Forgive me.

But, please just hear me out.

The philosopher, Seth Godin, penned a book, All Marketers Are Liars.

Not to forget, Trust Me, I’m Lying, by the inimitable Ryan Holiday.

I’ve now joined the illustrious gang of liars.

Now, I also remember our mantra in every BWC and iBMC cohort.

It was – You can lead a horse to a river but you can’t force it to drink.

We punctuated every admonition, exhortation and lesson with this one proverb.

Our achievement or lack of, underscores the science that success is achieved, not by:

a) Reading inspirational books

b) Attending four figure courses costing $1997 and above

c) Following LinkedIn, X, Instagram and YouTube or Tinder top voices

To move from fussy inspiration to achieving momentum requires one thing:

ACTION.

It requires picking your pen and writing something no matter how silly and laughable.

Yes, the first step in the journey to success is ACTION.

Once you take action, half the battle is won.

Take action consistently for 18 months and come back and free me from the lie prison I’ve found myself in.

Enjoy your Sunday and don’t forget to attend Ashram, Church, Mosque or Temple Service.

As the CEO Vision & Talent Group I help organizations groom their leaders to become more visionary.

I take delight in coaching determined individuals to become more result-oriented, write books and amplify their IP.

Reach out if you’re interested in becoming more result-oriented.