Let me tell you, doing this 100 days to 100K months challenge humbled me.

And in this episode, you're going to kind of see behind the scenes of what I struggled with,

what was a success, and things that I didn't expect as I attempted to generate as much new

revenue in 100 days as possible. And I just want to tell you right now one

thing that I didn't expect was I didn't expect people would care so much but what

I noticed in posting these videos because I actually recorded the process and

had my team film well I filmed the updates daily and had my team

then edit and post these videos to social media. What I didn't expect was that, you know,

people who followed me would actually care about my journey to 100K months. And some people

would encourage me onward in the comments and other people would DM me and say that they were watching.

And then I had a rough patch at day 92 and the challenge was supposed to finish on January 6th, 2024.

And I still am only on day 92. I've continued to do revenue generating activities, but I need to

officially make the videos and give a final update. So this episode will be an update through day 92.

So I didn't make it to generate $100,000 of revenue. Let me define what this challenge is and what I decided to do with it.

So for me, what my goal was was to generate as much new revenue as possible. And so that's what I recorded in the videos, which you can find on my Instagram account or my YouTube account.

Both of those are linked up in the descriptions below.

And where did I get this challenge from?

Well, I saw it on TikTok, and it actually was from Alex Hormosey.

I think he talked about how anyone could change their business or life by doing the things I need to do over the course of a hundred

days and just really getting good at and specializing in those things and so back in the fall and this was following my accident where I crashed my bike on a stupid little crash. Like I jump, I do drops, like six foot drops, six foot gaps. I'm a mountain biker. I have fun doing it. And then I'm riding home one day on a hill that I always go down. I live here in Mexico. And so I always go down this hill. It's barely even a hill. It's a decline.

We'll say that. Or an incline if you're going up it. But nothing major. And I'm going home after a

bike ride. And I would ride this hill back and forth two times a week to go to my salsa and

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