4 years ago I was living on the streets!

Wow man this is my story almost to the tee, only thing different is I graduated college 11 years ago.
But I'm into filmmaking myself, and as soon as I have enough money, I plan to do the same

Great story Justin. Congratulations. I wish more people would do Internet marketing like you and me, so they would be better today than they were 4 years as well.

I don't think I've ever been in this section of the warrior forum before. If I have I can't remember. At any rate I think I'm going to hang out here a bit more often. I love hearing these stories of success. It is so inspiring to realize that good things can happen so quickly if you apply yourself.

Having the right mindset is probably the most important aspect of success in anything in life. You have to be mentally and subconsciously ready for success or it will continue to elude you. Congratulations on your success and may it long continue.

I love your attitude. You are going places without a doubt. We all have unlimited potential. I guess some just realize this more than others.

I am happy to share the same vision with you HolyWarrior.

Usually it takes suffering to help us see & realize it.

Adversity pushes us forward. There is a hidden gift in everything even the negative experiences.

Thank you for being a role model for this Justin.

I would really like people like you to join the community that I am setting up. If you would consider sharing your story there I would be very honored.

I'm sorry to hear that both of you are/were going through a divorce. My dad is actually considered my "adoptive" father and I've never met my real father, but I still consider my adopted dad, dad. My parents however split up when I was 4 years old, and since my mom at the time had a drinking problem (she's an absolutely AMAZING and INSPIRING person now) I wasn't living anywhere close to the dream.

I hope that both of your lives turn out the way you want them too and I understand that without knowing your entire life, I can't tell why the situation is taking place, but no matter, good luck on your journey and never give up on your dreams!

Congratulations Justin! This is very inspiring indeed, I hope all of us will be as successful as you in 4 years!

I'll dive into your post tomorrow, but to give you some advice.

The biggest thing I see as a fault is consistency.

And almost every person I talk to believes they are consistent, they believe they are trying, when honestly they are just bulls***ing all day.

If you want to build a real business online, especially with little investment, you need to do what a real company would do in the real world. Do you think a real company sits around all day and somehow gain success from that? No, they go out and do real company stuff, they work.

BUT does that mean you have to slave away at this? Heck no.

You just need to truly try every single day, even if it's only for 5 minutes.

I suggest you checking out the 5 minute challenge over anything else because it's what has changed my entire perspective of how things work.

Set a time right now for 5 minutes.. see, I said now. Most people won't do it now, they'll say oh I'll do it later. They'll be unsuccessful because of that mindset (of course I'm exaggerating success). But at the end of the day if you don't just DO stuff, then you aren't going to get anywhere.

Right NOW take 5 minutes and record a video, or write a blog post, or just write a dang tweet, dedicated to your niche, it'll go a long way.

This is a very inspiring story in many ways. Thanks for the share. Did you figure things out yourself via trial and error or did you manage to find a couple of mentors?

Enjoy your success

I hope that you reach your own dreams man!

And what type of motorcycle is that in your avatar? I organize a large motorcycle community in Virginia Beach called 757 Sport Bikes.

Thanks a lot. It's a totally different lifestlye for sure.

I have to cut the grass, tend to the flower bed, work on the garden, clean the pool, destroy the weeds, etc. on a regular basis right now haha. Coming from an apartment to this is definitely a big change but I'm loving it.

I'm glad that in some way I have been able to reach out to you EnterIn.

We all have opportunities presented to us every single day and can do so much, but it's about what you do with them.

Even though I wear a tshirt that says "Like a Boss" I will never allow myself to be what many expect a "boss" to be.

I want to be a leader, I want to help people solve their problems not by telling them what to do, but by doing it with them.

And I have no intention of ever doing it just for the money.

My goal has and always will be to strive to become a better person, to help those around me become better, and to succeed at the things that I love.

I love motorcycles, gaming, motivation, and teaching. So I will push to continue going in those directions

But one great thing is to also be open to new ideas. Good luck and thanks for the response