Today I am literally writing my blog as I’m getting into half of my day.  There is a misconception to how I plan ahead or even how I live my day hour to hour.  In my video tonight, I will be explaining more in detail of as far as visuals so you can grasp the type of energy I have as I make decisions of what to do and when.  Here’s a simple outline:

6am-8am I am usually reading, anything from horror/suspense/action novels to personal development.

8:15am-11am/12pm I’m writing on my second book or revising my first one (publishing my first book still allows me to make last minute changes. Thank God because sometimes I forget to type certain words that hold a sentence together haha)

12pm-2pm THIS is where my day shifts because I am in my dorm, or on campus, 100% focused on my homework or my 3 businesses.  The one that needs MORE attention as far the time to effort ration is the one I do first.  Yup, that’s right.  If my homework is, for example, due tonight at midnight, and I have to write a blog by 3pm, I do my homework first because that has a strict time limit.  If I don’t write my blog, I can still upload it tomorrow.

That’s one of the biggest responsibilities of any business- YOU choose when you “work” or put in the hours.  Once you’re able to leave your old job for the business you have created, it is a big responsibility as to when and WHERE you work (a Couch or Desk makes a HUGE difference in terms of efficiency).

3pm-7pm Class time.  Sitting in front of my professor, engaged, listening, writing notes down, capturing as much as I can to get the best grades possible.  I have one more year (since I’ve decided to go full time in the summer semesters as well) and I am NOT going to mess anything up.  I simply want to get my Degree as soon as possible 🙂

7:30pm-Before Bed I do what I didn’t do at 12pm-2pm.  Very simple, but sometimes it can be complicated since college life can change drastically in the evening.  Let me put it this way- at 7:45pm, the campus is a ghost town, at 7:55pm somehow I missed the memo that they are having a party across my street, games and food on campus, and a live concert of a few local bands at a restaurant at the apartments down the road.  Guess who gets invited?  Everyone.

Now, I eat 5-6x per day.  My shake for sure has one covered, which is usually after I workout.  Two meals area always prepared on Sundays (my slowest day with the most amount of free time).  The last few meals are covered by my Meal Plan.  When do I workout?  That depends on the day itself, but every day I usually finish something earlier, or my classes are dismissed sooner, or maybe I take a break from reading a book.  My day is always flexible, and sometimes I feel wiped out by 7pm (which happens for most people, unless they have the afternoon 5pm crash, then it’s 5pm).

As I say in Chapter 5 of Seven Months To Happy Tears:

Stay Positive. Stay Strong. Don’t Stay Still.

Another great tip I would suggest is going all out every single day, as much as you might want to take a nap or do nothing because it has already taken a toll- make the choice to do something more.  If you get invited to something and you only have 20 minutes to spare, go for it!  And then do the same thing the next day, and the following day.  Let’s see how many days in a row you can go and experience life as much as possible.  I Challenge you to do so.

With Your Exciting Day In Mind,

Coach Peter Hanz

P.S. I have a personal goal to be able to last one week like this in Las Vegas.  When I went in June, I only lasted 4 days/3 nights.  I did not sleep, but it was completely worth every single second 😀

THE DOORS ARE OPEN!

For the next business partners in TXL. When you feel like you need extra cash, my Financial Maturity book can help you out, but what about a solid source of income? Money that just keeps coming in? Just like your current job, or a job you would want to have.

The difference between an hourly job and this opportunity is that you get paid based on results, both health and physical results of your very own plus the ability to help others. It sounds unreal, but it is very simple.

You only need to ask yourself these questions:

-Do you have health and fitness goals?

-Would you love to get paid to reach them?

-Are you willing to communicate weekly to talk about goal setting?

-Realistically, is your current job making ends meet?

All these questions I ask myself every day when I wake up, except for the last one, because I kept yelling “YES!” to the first three until I was able to create an income that passed my old job’s pay rate.

My question to you is: Are you ready to Team Up with me, set a game plan, and put at least 1 hour a day to realize all of your financial goals? I have been helping many on TXL create substantial income, from $200-$700 per week. The discipline to do so is the same as hitting your health and fitness goals, it is not overnight. Get ready to change your lifestyle for the better 🙂

With Your Success & Dreams In Mind,

Coach Peter Hanz