Brad Lea

What’s a truth about the past you won’t find in history books?

6 Rules Every Man Should Live By (No Excuses Edition) 1. Never split the bill on a date. You asked her out. You lead. Period. If you can't cover dinner, you don't need a date, you need a better plan for your money. 2. Your word is your bond. Say you'll do it? Do it. Nobody's watching? Doesn't matter. Integrity isn't a show for an audience. It's who you are when the lights are off. 3. Stop treating your body like a rental car. You want energy, confidence, and a long run in business and life? Get in the gym, eat like you respect yourself, and go to bed. Quit making excuses and start making reps. 4. Call your mom. Seriously. You've got time to scroll for three hours but not five minutes for the people who built you? Pick up the phone. Today. 5. Feel it, own it, move forward. Bottling everything up isn't strength, and dumping it on everyone isn't either. Face what's going on inside you, deal with it like a man, and get back to work. 6. Leave everything better than you found it. Your job, your relationships, your city, the people around you. Don't just take. Add value. That's what winners do. Now quit reading lists and go execute.

The moment you blame someone, you hand them your power. Most people wake up every day and drift. “I can’t afford to live anywhere else.” “It’s not up to me.” That’s not reality. That’s a choice dressed up as a circumstance.

God gave you free will for one reason: so you could choose. That same power decides whether you’re rich or broke, fit or soft, kind or bitter. You were never powerless. You just stopped using it. What choice have you been calling a circumstance?

From a recent podcast with @Sean_Whalen

Genuine people make pretenders nervous. Notice who flinches.

They're gonna talk either way. Might as well give 'em something worth talking about.

the higher your standards the smaller your circle

Play with me and I'll show you how the game is played.

Stop pointing fingers and start locking arms. 💪😎

His stepbrother had $400 million sitting in FTX and never pulled it out. Then it crashed. $400 million wasn’t enough for him and it cost him everything. The lesson isn’t about crypto. It’s about knowing when you’ve won and taking the money off the table. What’s the number where you’d say it’s enough?

Full episode with @profitwithkam is going live today. Click the link in bio @therealbradlea for the full episode.

The road to rich is paved with problems you learned how to solve. Get good at solving problems and money becomes inevitable.

Success is contagious. Stay close to those who inspire it.

A college degree used to prove you could think. Now it mostly proves you could finish. Everything a classroom teaches is a search away. What no one can Google for you is how to solve real problems, deal with real people, and make real money. I’d take proven results over a piece of paper every time. Did your degree teach you more than the real world did?

Most deals aren't lost to objections. They're lost to salespeople who keep talking after "yes.”

Excuses are just lies you tell yourself so you don't have to do the work. The economy, the algorithm, "them"… all excuses. Get up and go get it.

I didn’t change out of inspiration. I changed out of spite. What’s the moment someone doubted you that you never forgot?

From a recent podcast with @Sean_Whalen

People build lies around your name so their hate won’t look like jealousy.

A friend who becomes an enemy after a little misunderstanding has been an enemy all along. They were just pretending.

Stay away from drama, arguments, noise and negativity. Make room for the good things in life.

Why do you think they never fix “too much”?

You see the Lambo. You didn't see the 5 a.m. alarm, the maxed-out credit cards, or the nights on the office floor.