Love him or hate him, Trump just reminded the world of one thing:
He’s not afraid to act. And at TMAP, that’s the game we play. Action takers are money makers.

So, let’s flip this moment into a message. Because some of you have been thinking about buying your first property for months — even years — and you’re still negotiating with yourself.

Let’s walk through the Trump Playbook for Action. It might be foreign policy at the highest level, but the mindset applies directly to your financial game.

1. Set a Deadline

Trump told Iran: “You’ve got 60 days.” No fluff. No follow-up meeting. Just a clear deadline.
On the 61st day? He dropped the bomb.

Now ask yourself this:
What’s your deadline?
When will you stop thinking and start acting?

You keep saying, “I want to buy a house this year.”
Cool — but when? What month? What day? Lock it in. Make it real.
Success demands a hard date. No one wins with vague timelines.

2. Be Crystal Clear On the Objective

Trump’s objective wasn’t complicated.
Iran must not have a nuclear weapon. He said it. Repeatedly.

Now look at your goals.
Are they clear? Or are they clouded with distractions?

You say, “I want to buy a house.”
But then it’s, “We’ve got holidays. Weddings. The kids want this. We need that.”
You’ve got too many objectives, and not enough focus.

One target. One goal. One win. That’s the wealth game.

3. Ready Your Arsenal

Trump deployed seven B2 bombers. He knew exactly what tools he needed to hit his objective.

What’s in your arsenal?
What resources do you have to hit your property goal?

Your savings; borrowing capacity; mentors; time.
Line them up. Prep them now.
When the goal is clear, the plan writes itself.

4. Stop Telling Everyone Your Business

Trump didn’t tweet the airstrike plans.
Only a handful of military insiders knew when it was going down.

You need to learn this too.
Stop telling people what you’re planning. You’re giving away too much.

Too many students come to us saying,
“I told my family we’re buying a house — now they’re trying to talk us out of it.”

It’s wild how quickly people project their fears onto your goals.

So keep it quiet. Move in silence.
Let your results do the talking.

So What’s the Lesson?

You might not agree with the man, or his methods.
But you can’t argue with the strategy. It was decisive. Bold. Clear.
And that’s exactly what you need to be.

If you’ve been stuck in slow motion, here’s the wake-up call:

  • Set the deadline.
  • Lock in the goal.
  • Use your resources.
  • Keep it quiet. Show them later.

This is your year.
Push the button. Take the shot.
Because action takers are money makers — and the clock’s ticking.