Don't Do Nothing

Some people are curious about me being a Scientologist. Why did I start in Scientology, and what do we really believe in?

This is a topic that I am so open about I literally started this entire website (The Don’t Do Nothing Website) and our Scientology Podcast.

I truly believe that I am a better person in really every single way. A better father, a better husband, a better business-person, a better worker, a more kind human being, a more competent person, A MORE SPIRITUAL person, who believes more in God now than ever before.

These days, I enjoy working, I enjoy spending time with my family, I enjoy working overtime or taking time off for a long time. Scientology creates miracles – these miracles are things that are normally unexpected in most circles. People fully rehabilitating off of drugs, people repairing their marriages long lost, people learning to read, people reunited with estranged family members, people being rescued from human trafficking,

Some people may not know this, but in my early life, I was a very very serious person. The source of this, I have discovered, came really from EARLIER in life, and was not from the things which I THOUGHT were my problems. This I discovered first in reading the book Dianetics and watching the DVD.

Now, one of my motto’s is from L. Ron Hubbard “ninety-nine percent of what’s wrong with people is not enough excitement”. As I’ve gotten more and more involved in Scientology, I see that when I’m excited I am doing more right things and solve problems better.

There are so many friends that I have made in the Church, many really superstars in their fields, many wealthy and some even quite famous. It’s a great network of people who are dedicated to learn truth and see for themselves and to make a better world. Most Churches all form a group of people who all believe in something better, something bigger.

I have a newfound love of all religions since studying Scientology, and see that as a society we are still around due to the great religions.

I did my first course in Scientology at age 13, but with no car and no way to continue going to church, I didn’t continue until I got my drivers permit at 17 years old, and then this coincided with the recovery of the full knowledge of L. Ron Hubbard released of the Basics Books and Lectures, and I started reading Dianetics at that time.

The day I turned 18, I went to volunteer at the Church instead of go to college. Too many of my friends were all on heavy drugs and I knew that moving to college would likely have a lot more of that, and instead I felt I could make an impact. I spent 5 years learning from dedicated people to work selflessly and got to study a lot of scripture and travel around the US. Then I went into the work place, and within 1 year I was earning more than my friends who got degrees.

Financially, working at the Church was the best choice I could’ve done as it led me to work much harder than anyone else, and not be allergic to work, long hours not-for-pay (volunteer work). So when I went heavy into the for-profit world I soared quickly up.

In 2014, I was invited to go to the Freewinds and there I did a Scientology convention, where I met with Jim Mathers and he invited all of us to become millionaires. This was the first time that I had the idea that possibly I could become a millionaire and made the decision to do so. As you can see, so many parts of my life were shaped by what I studied at the Church of by a friend that I met at the Church.

It took about 3 years from that moment for me to sell $1,000,000 in a single year, and about 5 years from that moment for me to have a net worth of over $1m. Now, our (my wife and I’s) company’s have sold over $300,000,000.

Money isn’t the end goal in life, but with money you can achieve so much more easily. We have a private tutor for our children, a private full-time house-team at the house to help with the cleaning, cooking, etc., an ability to buy whatever car and whatever house I feel like. But most importantly, a mindset to be able to be what I want to be and do what I want to do.

Of course I’d love to share this with other people. I’m happy to answer any questions, just comment and I’ll very likely see it and respond.