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From the Desk of Keegan Smith

Puerto Morelos, Mexico.

Dear brother,

In 2024, the average man is Homer Simpson.

He works his job, drinks his beer, watches his sport, gambles away, watches porn.

He doesn’t care for his basic health, let alone his potential.

He once knew he was made for more, but he’s forgotten

He is fearful of failure, and he’s frustrated, angry at the world.

He is numbing & self-medicating his way through life.

But then there is you.

You are not common. You are strong.

You have done your best to resist the brainwashing of mainstream society.

You’ve listened to Goggins, Tate, Jocko, Rogan.

You’ve done your ice baths. You’ve built a solid body.

You’ve done well in career & business (or at least you are on the way)

You know how to do hard things. And you do them consistently.

You are a strong man.

However, you are aware there is much more to experience, more to achieve, more to create.

You are nowhere near your ultimate potential.

But you are unsure how to go beyond.

You’ve been trying, but you can’t quite break through.

The reason why?

You’ve been trying to do it all alone.
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​See, I spent the better part of the last 2 decades asking the question of what creates strong & powerful men. Men who explore the fullness of their potential.

I was a coach on multiple winning NRL premiership teams.

I ran private training camps with some of the best athletes of this generation, like Sonny Bill Williams.

I coached Alister Day, Australia’s best ever Ironman.

I mentored notable men like Ben Patrick aka "Knees Over Toes Guy."

Through this period, I began to notice the biggest lever points that create incredible men who create incredible things.

Not just in professional sport & athletics, but in business, as fathers, as leaders, as creators.

I realized that it wasn’t chance, or even information, but it was environment & network that were the common denominator in men who did great things.

I began to study the history of great men, and in the process realized that every great man in history was a part of a network or syndicate, that was often hidden from plain sight, that was responsible for his success.

No great man of history did it alone.

In truth, there is no such thing as a “self-made man”.

But the powers that be, have us running around divided, competing, and working against each other. When in collaboration & brotherhood, there is nothing that we cannot do.

This great discovery right here, led to the formation of…