We are seven weeks out from the Summit, family. Can you believe how fast 2025 has gone? But here’s the thing—it’s not over. The action you take between September and December often matches the action of the entire nine months before. That’s why the Summit is so important.
Why Stories Matter at the Summit
After every Summit, I talk with students about their experience. Over and over, the same theme comes up: the stories. That’s the number one thing people take away. But why are stories so powerful?
1. Stories Create Connection
You can walk into a room of strangers, but once people start sharing their stories, you realise you’re not alone. You hear a student’s journey and suddenly it clicks: that’s me, that’s what I’m going through.
2. Their Problems Are Your Problems
Maybe you’ve been thinking: I’m too old to start. Then you hear someone older than you share how they just bought their third property. Or maybe you feel too young—until a student younger than you stands up and says they’ve just bought their second.
Every fear, doubt, or excuse you’ve been carrying—someone else has already overcome it.
3. Their Accomplishments Become Your Permission
When someone says: “I had that challenge, but I pushed through, and now I own multiple properties,” it gives you permission to believe it’s possible for you too. Their start line is your start line.
And let’s be real—nobody here was gifted three houses to get started. They began just like you. From humble beginnings. From sacrifice. From fear. But they pressed on.
Why You Can’t Miss This
The Summit is your chance to see hundreds of people on the same journey. You’ll connect with students who faced the same obstacles and learn the exact steps they took to win. You’ll hear raw, honest stories that cut through the noise and remind you: if they can, I can too.
By the time you leave the room, you’ll be on fire. You’ll leave with not just strategies, but belief—belief that you can finish the year stronger than you ever imagined.
So if you haven’t registered yet, do it now. Don’t wait. Seven weeks out—this is your chance to lock in your seat and change your story.
