How badly do you ‘want’ it.
Vibration = Frequency and this equals ‘success’
How bad to you ‘want it’.
You are in charge of your mind.
Don’t settle
If it's easy walk away from it.
Carefully listen
In this episode, Craig Brown sits down with Rose Patiniotis for an open and honest conversation about life, connection, and the power of helping others. Together they explore what it truly means to build a movement rooted in authenticity, compassion, and community impact.
From lived experience to leadership, Craig and Rose dive into the moments that shape us, the challenges, the turning points, and the deep sense of purpose that comes from giving back.
This episode is about energy, alignment, and service, creating something bigger than yourself and reminding us all that every act of kindness, every conversation, and every shared struggle can spark change.
“You Are Already Enough” by Alan Watts is a beautiful reminder that you don’t need to become anything more than who you already are. Watts challenges the constant striving for perfection or external validation, inviting you instead to rest in your own being — to realise that the search for worth is unnecessary because you were never incomplete to begin with. True peace comes when you stop trying to fix yourself and start embracing yourself, exactly as you are, in this moment.
Everything you do adds up. Every choice — good or bad — pushes you closer to success or further away. The small things matter because they become the big things over time
If you live in the future, you have anxiety
If you live in the past, you have depression if you live in the present everything is perfect
In this episode, we dive into one of Bob Proctor’s most powerful teachings, the idea that taking control of your life starts with taking control of your thoughts. Too often, we hand over our power to circumstances, people, or past experiences. Bob reminds us that true transformation begins when we understand that our mind is the steering wheel of our reality. We’ll unpack how shifting from reaction to creation can completely change your direction, and how awareness, repetition, and belief shape the results you experience every day.
Join us as we explore practical steps to regain focus, rebuild momentum, and rewire your mindset for growth. Whether you feel stuck, lost, or ready to level up, this conversation will help you see that control has always been in your hands, you just need to claim it.
Everything is risky
Be yourself!
Keep going.
Gratitude is one of the most powerful forces we can tap into. When we choose to focus on what we have rather than what we lack, everything begins to shift. Challenges become lessons, small wins become fuel, and even the toughest days carry hidden blessings. Gratitude grounds us, builds resilience, and reminds us how far we’ve already come. The more we practice it, the more we attract reasons to be grateful, and that mindset can transform not just our day, but our entire life.
‘Success’ comes in many forms;
Financial, physical, mental and even spiritual.
Think like a ‘winner’ and you’ll find your ‘success’
Positive energy and positive psychology are powerful forces that shape how we experience life. They teach us to focus on strengths, possibilities, and solutions rather than problems, creating a mindset that builds resilience and optimism. When we lead with positive energy, we influence not only our own wellbeing but also the people around us, inspiring hope, motivation, and growth. This approach helps us see challenges as opportunities, fuels our mental and emotional health, and creates environments where individuals and communities can truly thrive.
Belief puts you into the 1%
Becoming a Man isn’t about age, muscle, money, or status — it’s about responsibility, integrity, and impact. It’s showing up when it’s easier to walk away. It’s choosing discipline over comfort, purpose over ego, and compassion over pride.
In a world where too many young people grow up without positive examples, role models are everything. When we lead by example — by how we treat others, how we handle setbacks, and how we stand for something bigger than ourselves — we give the next generation a blueprint to follow.
Becoming a man is not just about building yourself. It’s about lifting others, guiding them through their storms, and showing them that strength isn’t in how hard you hit, but how consistently you stand tall for your community.