Inspirational Success & Financial Freedom: Vash Tomanec's Journey from Uber Driver to Millionaire

I'm your host, Kevin Low.

Twenty years ago, I awoke from a life-saving surgery only to find that I was left completely blind.

And since that day, I've learned a lot about life, a lot about living, and a lot about myself.

And here on this podcast, I want to share this insights with you.

Because, friend, if you are still searching for your purpose, still trying to understand why, or still left searching for that next right path to take, well, consider this to be your stepping stone to get you from where you are to where you want to be.

What's going on and welcome back to Grit Grace of Instoration?

I am your host as well as transformational life coach, Kevin Lowe.

Guys, I am so excited to have you here today because, oh my goodness, we got another awesome guest in the studio waiting on you.

His name is Avash Tomonik, coming to us from the Czech Republic.

If you have ever thought about starting your own business, ever had the idea in your head that you know what, maybe there's something more.

Maybe I want to do something more, but you haven't.

Well, today's interview, it's for you.

Because Vosh Tomonik is a 25-year-old with having now three seven-figure businesses.

The guy is blowing up.

But here's what's cool about it is it's not that he discovered some special new app.

It's not that he has some incredible backing behind him.

No, the guy figured out how to empower himself through his mind.

His story is absolutely incredible.

Going from a college student to Uber delivery guy to, as I said, seven-finger business owner.

But more than what Vosh has done, it's just his overall personality.

It's his vibe.

It's super cool, super chill.

And, well, it's just one of those guys you're like, you know what?

I can totally see myself just hanging out with Vosh, grabbing a beer after work, chilling out, relaxing.

Because Vosh is just one of those awesome kind of guys.

If something said inside of today's episode resonates and you think, you know what?

I bet my friend would love to hear this.

Well please go ahead and share today's episode with him.

That would be the world to me.

So, with all of that said, guys, I gotta introduce you to the awesome guy waiting inside.

Here is my interview with Vash Tomaka.

SPEAKER_00: Nobody in my family is an entrepreneur.

So I was living in the Czech Republic, small country in Europe.

So my beliefs about what's possible were very small.

I will go to school, go to university, get a corporate job.

That was my kind of beliefs that was possible.

And the turning point was when I was around the age of 18, my friend gave me the book Rich Dad, Poor Dad.

And that book sparked first fire inside of me, telling me about hey, there is more to this, and I want to be an entrepreneur.

So that was the first spark that got it started.

But as probably many people can relate, I was basically for the next few years just having the idea of starting a business, but actually not doing anything for it.

And the second big spark came is my last job was delivering food for Uber Eats.

So I was at the university delivering food for Uber Eats to support myself financially.

And around that time I started to meet with other people from the company.

So basically the other delivery guys.

But they were much older, they were 30, 40, 50.

And I could see Kev how unhappy they are.

I could see that they can't provide their families with what they want, they don't have enough time for them, they don't have the lifestyle they once wanted.

And I could see how unfulfilled they were.

And at that point, there was this big fire inside of me that just sparked this fire to be like, Vaj, we are doing it.

Vaj, we are going to start a business right now.

There's no more time to wait.

And I don't want to end up like these people.

So these would be the two points that really changed my life.

SPEAKER_01: Yeah, amazing.

Now, for those who have not read the book Rich Dad, Poor Dad, what about that book was so impactful for you?

SPEAKER_00: I would honestly say it was more about hey, the world is much bigger than anything.

In a way, you don't need to just have corporate jobs.

You don't need to follow the standard path, you don't need to follow the standard society's advice.

So it really showed me, hey, you can be an entrepreneur, you can own houses, you can be wealthy in a way.

And that really opened my ideas because I thought rich people are basically inherited or they were lucky or they're special.

And I thought I'm not that guy.

But that book kind of showed me that it's possible for anyone.

SPEAKER_01: Yeah, amazing.

Now that I assume kind of answers my next question in the fact of you have this kind of realization as delivering food for Uber, and you're seeing these other people, and you're like, I gotta do something.

And so my first you know thought was, well, why immediately entrepreneurship rather than I gotta really do good in college so that I can get that big corporate career?

SPEAKER_00: Because at that point, I was already watching a lot of YouTube videos and reading books, and I really saw that people with internet are doing all kinds of cool stuff, you know, that they started their businesses, they are doing what they want, or they're their own boss.

And that's the idea I truly like because yeah, I just like the idea of being the creator of my life and almost creating the conditions that I want, not somebody else telling me how many weeks of vacations I can take each year.

So that's why I like that, and I realized college is not going to do much because I was learning more from YouTube than from college, honestly.

So I was like, okay, the this is not going to help much.

So I just finished it basically to finish it because it was last year.

But on in my free time, I was already working on my own business that by the time I graduated was already profitable and was kind of paying me more than probably some banker, senior banker in the Czech Republic.

SPEAKER_01: Wow.

Wow, okay, dude.

This is so crazy, so cool.

Like you have that kind of rags to riches type story, and and I mean the headline itself, I mean, you know, Uber driver, college kid to, you know, seven-figure business owner.

It's like, whoo, man.

The journey though, the journey from that realization you had delivering food to then really getting to a point when, as you said, graduating college, you're already doing amazing in this business.

What was the journey though?

How did you choose what career to get into?

How did that all start and how did it go?

Yeah, great question, Kevin.

SPEAKER_00: Yes, it seems so quick, so easy, so good, but there were definitely moments that could end it for me, and we wouldn't be on this podcast today.

And so basically, what happened is I was like, okay, what is the industry where you don't need much capital to start with?

So basically because I didn't have capital.

And and the model I like the most was agency, whether it's somebody building websites, whether it's somebody delivering advertising agency or something else.

And because I was a little bit playing with Facebook advertising, I was like, I will do advertising agency.

So that's when I started to buy courses to get educated, to get better, and of course the courses gave me more than the college.

But what I started to see, Kath, even though I had all the information from the courses what to do, I wasn't doing it.

Why?

Because I had fear of rejection, I had fear of not being good enough, I I wanted to be 100% ready, which you will never be.

And and a true moment happened when I, because I had a course before I had a big moment with the other Uber Eats delivery guy.

That moment actually sparked the idea, no, we are going to do this first step forward.

And that's when I also invested in my back then coach, now best friend and business partner, John, who was much ahead along the journey, and he told me, Vash, you don't need more information about the business.

You start you need to start taking action.

So he told me to do three actions every single day for the next 90 days.

He said, Vash, let's do some form of acquiring new customers.

So I decided to record 10 videos every day.

So I would every day sit and record 10 personalized videos to potential customers.

I didn't want to send generic email, I wanted to be very, very personal.

Then I would study sales for two hours because I know when you learn how to sell, it will benefit you greatly in any business model because all businesses sell.

And lastly, I would use visualization calf to visualize that I've already achieved my goal.

I'm a big believer in visualization.

And what happened?

63 days later, I recorded 600 30 videos.

So 630 videos.

There's a lot of videos.

And what happened?

No meetings, no clients, no money in my bank account.

So I was nowhere near on paper to achievement of my goal.

And people were like, I told you it's not going to work.

My parents were like, hey, you should start thinking about getting a job after college.

But I knew, Kev, that at this point, virtually everybody is going to give up.

Basically, they are going to say, This doesn't work, man.

I sent 600 videos, it's not working.

What's the point?

But I knew if I keep going, I will get it.

And in the next 27 days, I signed multiple clients and ultimately I achieved my goal day 90 precisely.

So that was the journey.

It was a journey of being persistent, it was a journey of not giving up, it was a journey of every day showing up like the future self.

Because I had to literally change myself.

Because I used to be a shy, insecure student, and all of a sudden I wouldn't have successful business.

I had to start thinking differently, I had to start acting differently to get to where I wanted to go.

SPEAKER_01: Yeah, that's amazing.

It's I I listened to that, and the part that I really want to emphasize the power in is that thing of you gave yourself 90 days and up until day 67, nothing happened.

And then all of a sudden, though, you didn't quit.

Because what if you did quit?

Well, then you never gave yourself the chance.

It's kind of like that thing of like, you know, like a compounding effect where, you know, for you keep going, you keep going, and you know, you still have less money than you did, but then all of a sudden, one day it reaches and it exceeds the other value, you know?

And I listen to you and I think, isn't that really mindset for us all in whatever we're doing in life?

Is if you quit today, well, what if tomorrow was going to be the day when everything changed?

SPEAKER_00: 100%.

100% because I was one day away.

No, so if I quit, I wouldn't be here, first of all.

And a lot of people understand the the compounding effect in finances or in investment.

Let's say the the best investor of all time, Warren Buffett.

If I told, hey Warren, I invested in stocks, should I take the profits after one year?

He would say, No, please don't let them there, because the the profits will get bigger and bigger as the money compounds over time.

And the same is with our actions, but most people don't understand it.

Because I was doing it every day, almost the actions started to compound.

And I call it the hockey stick effect.

If we look visually or we imagine hockey stick, it's almost flat line, 90%.

But then the end of the hockey stick is shooting straight, and that's how I see it.

You go to the gym for two months, and almost you don't see progress, but then you go month three, and what happens?

People start saying, Man, how did you lose the weight or how did you get in a shape?

But it was just compounding effect.

The same was here.

They asked me how come you build a business, but they didn't see that first two months there was none result.

I truly believe to build something great or build great habit, we need to be consistent and don't get discouraged, especially the two, three months when it's still compounding under the surface.

SPEAKER_01: Yeah, exactly.

Now, this this idea of of the 90-day, and you said what, three actions a day?

Exactly.

Exactly.

Do you feel that is something that can be applied to many different scenarios that somebody is embarking on?

SPEAKER_00: Million percent.

Doesn't matter if you want to get in shape, if you want to improve your relationship, when you want to earn more money, you want to progress in your career.

I call it the four-step framework.

The four-step framework is first you need to know what do you want.

Okay, that's the vision.

Because if you open Google Maps today, what's the first thing it asks you where you want to go?

And that's what most people don't know.

People don't know what they want.

They said, I want more money.

Okay, here is$50, then get out.

You know, be specific.

What do you truly want?

So, first step is what you want, second step is why you want it, because a lot of people can set goals, but very few people actually go and execute them or achieve them because they just saw it on Instagram or they think it would be cool, and there's not a strong reason why.

My strong reason why when I started was I never want to sit on the bike and deliver food, and it was so strong that I would never give up, even if it took 900 days, not 90 days.

So, second is discovering your reason why.

Third step is your what I call 90-day challenge.

So, what free actions can you do every day?

So in 90 days you get closer to your vision or you even achieve it.

And when I was building the business at the beginning, I had free actions.

When I started to grow the business, I had three different actions.

If somebody is working on their health, they might have very different free actions as well.

But why I like the 90-day challenge because it's not too long to get discouraged, like I want to achieve it in a year, which might get discouraging, but it's also enough to see tangible results.

So that's the first step is set the free actions you will do every day.

And last steps, which is crucial, is who do you need to become to get to that goal?

Because a lot of people could try to create new future by staying the same person, but it never works.

You need to upgrade yourself.

Like I needed to upgrade myself.

I used to be shy.

I'm not going to build a successful business if I'm shy.

You know, if I'm afraid of everything, I'm not going to build a business.

So I had to change myself or upgrade myself to get to the next level.

And this is a four-step framework for what I believe for achieving any goal people set for themselves.

SPEAKER_01: Wow.

So powerful.

Yet when you break it down like that, I think, wow, I think like any of us could could at least give that a shot.

I mean, you you're breaking it down into these four steps and and powerful in each step, but at the same point, it seems like something that we can do.

You know, and and I feel like and I feel like that's the kind of the the initial step is looking at this framework that that you have and realizing okay, maybe it is doable.

Like he's talking three months, like we can do this, you know?

And um, so I love that.

So talk to me about continuing on with kind of your journey after that 90 days happened.

What went on with life at that point?

Yeah.

SPEAKER_00: So first, what happened is basically I used this four steps to get to the next level.

So, as it's usually in life, we love to progress.

So, as I hit my initial goal, I was like, okay, what's next?

I set another 90-day challenge, and almost I would say 90% of the year, I'm on 90-day challenge.

I'm just finishing now one this Friday, then I am taking two-week vacation, I will reflect, and I will set another one because I believe it's important for us to, of course, enjoy the journey, enjoy life, but at the same time, always have some destination or checkpoint we are going to.

So I basically created a new 90-day challenge and I continue to grow the business.

We grew seven employees, and I started to automate it, so I started to remove myself more and more from a business, and more people started messaging me.

Hey Vaj, how come you did it so fast, man?

You're earning so much and working so little.

How are you doing it?

And almost people wanted me to coach them, and I never even considered it before.

And I was like, Okay, this person wants to pay me.

I was like, okay, I will create some coaching.

And what I realized, Kev, is I wasn't coaching them on strategies, it was mostly about the mindset.

Because most people know what to do, but they are not doing it.

I tell people that today it's not about information.

If we look back in history, only rich people had access to information, like to books, because there wasn't any printing machine, so they had to be handwritten.

So basically, only rich people or wealthy people had access to information.

But nowadays, you're one YouTube video away from knowing how to get fit, how to get wealthy, how to raise your children, how to speak better, how to storytell, you know, you're just one video away because information is so freely available.

And so I realized it's not about information, it's about application.

And a lot of people don't apply because they had some fears, they procrastinate, they are not focused, you know, all of these things.

And I started coaching them on this, and all of a sudden they started to get amazing results.

And at that point, with my the first mentor, John I mentioned previously, we decided to start the company that is called Ma Entrepreneur, which is Mindset and Entrepreneur Together.

And basically, we started coaching entrepreneurs, and two years later, we now coach over 1200 people from 62 countries, and these are entrepreneurs that we help with their mindset to achieve their goals.

So that's how the journey continued.

SPEAKER_01: Yeah, that's incredible.

Now, talk to me about the mindset aspect, and specifically, I would love to hear more about visualization.

You mentioned that earlier in meditation.

I know that's something huge for you.

Kind of dive into that for me.

SPEAKER_00: 100%.

So I would love to clarify it first because again, a lot of people confuse it or they think it's a monk sitting on a stone meditating all day, you know.

Yeah.

But how I discover it is I started to read in more and more books like, hey, you should meditate.

So I was like, okay, let me start it.

And I start with 10 minutes a day, and first time I did it, I thought the timer broke.

Because The 10 minutes seems like alternative because nowadays we are so overstimulated.

Social media, you know, podcasts, music, books, there are just so much things happening, notifications, that our attention spam is very little and our mind is running like crazy.

So I started to do meditation first just for the benefit of being more focused and having a calmer mind.

Because most people wake up already thinking about yesterday's mistakes, about what is on their calendar today, what they have to do, who they have to call, and their head is already spinning 5,000 miles per hour.

So if you focus just 10 minutes on your breath, what will happen?

Your mind will get calmer so you can focus better, you are more clear, you can make better decisions, and also what happens is that throughout the day you can be more focused so you can produce more.

So that was the first benefit.

That's why I started just hey, it makes sense.

It's like training muscle in the gym.

Let me train my focus by focusing on my breath 10 minutes a day.

And then I started to read a lot about visualization that sports people, Olympic teams, they visualize, they visualize the punch, they visualize the scoring, the point, they visualize defending, whatever it is.

Because I read that when you visualize the body and brain doesn't know the difference.

And a lot of people can test this at home later on.

Is if you close your eyes and you visualize you're standing on top of a skyscraper and you're looking down and there is a big fall.

If you do it correctly, your palms will start sweating, your heart will start beating faster, even though you're sitting in your chair.

How come?

Because your brain doesn't know the difference between what we visualize and what is really happening.

So I was like, hmm, this makes sense.

It means I can experience something that hasn't happened yet, but it will seem like it already happened.

So I incorporated visualization that I started to visualize.

That basically I woke up to clarify my first goal was to hit $10,000 a month with my business.

That was the initial goal.

So I've never earned that sort of money, I've never had that sort of money before.

So I even didn't believe it's possible because I know even in the US it's quite good, but in Czech Republic, 10k is CEO wage.

Like it's it's a big goal, uh, especially when I was starting.

And so basically, I would close my eyes in the morning, Cap, and I would visualize that I woke up, I checked my bank account, there is the amount.

I ran to the kitchen, I said, Mom, Dad, I did it, and we celebrated together.

And I would replay it in my head over and over and over again.

And funny enough, what happened a few weeks later, I started to feel like it's already reality.

I started to feel like I'm already a successful business owner.

And when that happened, I started to act differently, I started to be more confident on a sales goals, I started to just hold my body differently.

I was almost being the successful business owner, not scary student.

And that had such an impact on my life, and I believe on achieving the goal that I continue visualize every single day, and that's something I teach every single student.

So every single student of ours visualizing his goals because I believe in the power of it.

SPEAKER_01: Wow, I love that.

I have never heard it explained in such a simplistic way, yet so powerful.

Again, it kind of kind of comes back to to what I said earlier is the stuff that you're talking about is so powerful, so monumental, yet it's really simplistic in design.

And all I can think is we're so focused on overcomplicating everything where you are really just making it simple.

Now, in with that simplicity, when we talk about meditating, and and you kind of alluded to it when you began, it's not the easiest thing in the world if you're not used to it.

Talk to me about for the person who has never tried to meditate before, talk to me about how it worked or how they might attempt to give that a try.

SPEAKER_00: Yes.

First, I would love to uncover it by saying that all of us already meditated.

It might just be walking a park.

If if if the listener has a baby, maybe it was a moment you were playing and you are so immersed that you didn't think about what time it is, you didn't think about what's tomorrow, what was yesterday.

You're just so in the moment.

And the the thing is with this type of meditation, we speak about it.

It's so simple, you can't get it wrong.

But people think they are doing it wrong because they get distracted.

But I want you to emphasize you're doing it right.

So, what do I mean by that?

I want people to put some meditational music, sounds of nature, whatever it is, you know, YouTube, Spotify, I don't care.

Put timer for 10 minutes to begin with, and all you do is you focus, let's say, at the bottom of your nostrils, you focus on your air coming in and your air coming out.

And probably three seconds later, you start thinking about your pet.

You start thinking about your child, you start thinking about what's for lunch, you start thinking about you know what date is it today.

So I want you to get distracted, and I want you to realize, man, I'm thinking about lunch.

Let me bring it back to the breath.

Seven seconds later, you start thinking about email, you didn't reply.

I want you to notice it and bring it back.

And what is happening, Kev?

You're training almost the muscle of being present, of being focused.

And the more you do it, the better you get.

I always give the example.

People expect perfection, so they get distracted and they say, Vaj, I can't meditate.

No, they they say, Oh, Vaj, I just I'm not meant for this.

No, you're just so distracted that you need some work to do.

It's like if you went for the first time to the gym and you would like to bench press, I'm not going to put 200 pounds on it and say, hey bro, just go and bench press.

No, uh, we will start with the smallest amount possible, and maybe a year later you will be able to lift much heavier.

But every week you could progress by a few pounds.

And the same as here.

I want people to lose the focus after seven seconds, but maybe in a week it will be 10 seconds, after three weeks, it will be 20 seconds, and what will happen?

You will develop such a strong muscle that you go for dinner, and the person opposite to you, they're like, Man, thank you, are so present with me.

I had so much fun because you are possessing something that nowadays in the TikTok era, in the distraction era, is so rare, which is being present, and so that's how I would start 10 minutes a day, focus on your breath, get distracted, bring it back, get distracted, bring it back, get distracted, bring it back, and it will get easier and easier.

SPEAKER_01: Wow, wow, wow, wow.

That's amazing.

I think that's something any of us can can try.

And so, so you, my listener, let's let's make it our goal, let's give this a shot.

I mean, Vosh has some amazing, just super tangible things that I think all of us can can try.

And so I I'm game for it, Vosh.

You got me excited.

You got me excited, man.

Well, yeah, now talk to me about.

Is there anybody or resource or something that like really impacted you that maybe like that you leaned on as a mentor in this space?

Or I just came kind of curious how how that really developed and and has you so into this?

SPEAKER_00: Yeah, so definitely the I would say the biggest mentor and the person I respect the most is Dr.

Joe Dispenza, who is quite big in the United States, and he's doing big things also in the health space, you know, with people standing from wheelchairs, people hearing for the first time.

So he's like he's been the greatest asset since I started.

And I read his book seven, eight times, you know.

I went to his seminars multiple times because yeah, uh, he's the go-to guy for me in terms of meditation because he's especially he's measuring everything scientifically, so it's not some woo-woo stuff, it's very tangible, and people can clearly see hey, this guy used meditation to heal uh something or to get to the next level.

So he's the resource I go to, and this is a big principle I would love to share with people that I'm a big fan of, which is I want people to focus on mastery, not dabbling, because a lot of people dabble, they learn a bit off from this teacher, a bit from this person, a bit of from this person.

But what I do, I choose one person and I read every book from them.

I listen every podcast, I just attend all seminars they have.

Why?

Because I want to master it, I want to become really, really, really good at it, not just a little good.

So I think a lot of people nowadays read 15 books, they listen 50 podcasts, and as a result, they know a lot, but again, they don't master it.

So that would be my advice is whatever area it is, choose one person you resonate with and go online on them.

Because there is somebody who already walks the path and they can save you years, if not decades.

SPEAKER_01: Wow, talk about calling us out there, Vosh.

I'm like, I'm like, did he see my Audible app and that I've got like 10 books that are partially done?

Yeah, yeah.

I mean, that is so true, and I really love that.

Now, Joe Dispenza, I will be honest in the fact that I do not know who he is until until I found out about you.

Because you actually, though, you you talk about this guy, but you would end up speaking on stage with him, correct?

SPEAKER_00: Yes, so basically, because I I use his work to to create a lot of things in my life.

You know, I so I he used me as a case study, we could say.

So I spoke in front of 1700 people sharing the story.

People can find it on YouTube when they just put Joe Dispenza Vaj, B S H.

You can listen to it.

And yeah, I just believe, honestly, Kev, you should check him out because he is truly doing amazing things for many people, and maybe you want to get inspired by his work as well.

Absolutely.

SPEAKER_01: So, how did you come to to speak on stage with him?

SPEAKER_00: It was again, I don't believe in coincidences.

I believe at some level we created it, but it was like I just use his work to basically create a relationship in my life to totally attract relationship, to create more business, you know, to attract more money, all of these things that many people uh want.

So I was inside of his some Facebook group, so I just shared it how the process I did it, and I believe I took his teachings and a little upgraded him, you know, use a lot of practical stuff, as you can probably hear by this podcast that I'm a very practical guy.

And so basically I shared in a group, and then I went to Marco Island in Florida for his seminar, and the post got so many like kind of responses like, thank you, this was amazing, all this makes it so practical.

And then they messaged me basically, Hey, I saw you, you're in Florida.

Do you want to speak on stage and share it?

I was like, of course, you bet.

So, so yeah, so I met Dr.

Joe Dispenza backstage, and yeah, incredible human.

And I just on the share on the stage share the story.

So, again, I believe it's very important to share with people, and it always comes back, even though I wasn't expecting anything, of course, but I was just willing to share something totally for free, no strings attached, and it came back somehow.

And yeah, I just took it to the next level by making it maybe more practical because I believe a lot of teachers are not practical, they they know a lot of wisdom, but uh then when it comes to put it in action, it's a little vague, we could say.

SPEAKER_01: Yeah, no, I I love that so much.

Now, this journey, how long has it been since really since since you read the book, Rich Dad, Poor Dad?

How long has that been?

SPEAKER_00: Yeah, so it's been uh seven years since the book.

Since I started my first business, it's three years now.

So basically the journey was three years long, and yeah, I started meditating probably three years ago.

SPEAKER_01: Yeah, amazing.

Along that journey from from then to now, what would you say is kind of like the the biggest lesson you've learned?

Whether about yourself, about business, about entrepreneurship, that's kind of up to you.

But what is there any one thing that you would say is the thing that stands out in your mind the most?

SPEAKER_00: 100%.

To me, the biggest thing is this.

Nothing, and I mean true, and nothing in your life is going to change until you do.

You know, so if a person wants to have more money, you need to change some aspects about you because you're the one who created the life you have, the good and the bad.

If you want your relationship to be better, you need to upgrade yourself.

You want your business to be better, you need to upgrade yourself.

So anytime I want to level up, Cap, I'm not looking externally, I'm looking internally.

Okay, perfect.

I created this, I created this, I take total responsibility for everything.

I created this.

Okay, if I want something new, something better, something else, I need to change some aspects about myself, and that's one of the best lessons I've learned.

SPEAKER_01: Yeah, amazing, amazing.

Vosh, man, you are incredible.

This this whole journey you've been on is incredible.

But more than that, is I love the mindset element to it.

And I and I speak openly about myself is that sometimes it's easy to say I don't want the mindset, I just need the tactics.

Just tell me what to do.

But the truth is, is that I think when we when we all are really honest with ourselves, we know ourselves better than anybody else.

And so chances are we know what we should be doing better than anybody else.

SPEAKER_00: Yes.

Would you agree with that?

100%.

Like there are so many examples where people know exactly what to do.

Like, there is not a rocket science.

Like, if you are basically your business is not where you want it to be, you know what to do to get it to the next level.

If your health is not where you want it to be, you know there are certain things you could start doing to get it where you want to go.

You know, in your relationship, the same.

So, in many, many, many cases, people know what to do, but the the challenge is they are not doing it.

And that's almost where I come to place.

I tell people, I'm the guy who helps you apply what you know you should be doing.

Of course, I might know certain strategies, I might help you with the tactics, but I could be giving you the best tactics that help thousands of people.

But if you don't apply it, what's the point?

You can have a nice dinner conversation about it.

SPEAKER_01: Exactly.

No, I love that so much.

And it is it's literally the truth.

It is the truth.

That's incredible.

At this point in in this journey you're on, what do you see for your future?

SPEAKER_00: A lot of people tell me where do you see yourself in five years?

I told them that I have no idea because if you asked me three years ago, where do you think you will be in five years, I would definitely aim much, much, much, much lower than I'm now because I was operating from limited perspective.

So I never said when uh where I will be in five years because I don't know.

So I said usually for a year max.

And where I believe I will be Kev, I truly believe that I have a powerful message.

I truly believe that I'm making the unpractical practical, and I just believe that I will be very likely sharing my message, whether it's through uh let's say on stage, or whether it be through videos or through certain programs.

I just believe that I have a powerful message to share, and that will be where I believe I will be spending a lot of time on.

SPEAKER_01: Absolutely powerful message indeed.

Vosh, where can people go when they need a little bit more of you in their life?

SPEAKER_00: Yeah, if the listener has any questions, just go to Instagram, message me, Vosh.

It's at Vosh, that's V A S H underscore Tomonek, T-O-M-A-N-E-C.

I believe it will be in the show notes.

And if you just want to see what we are about, you go to Mindrepreneur and as Mind and EntrepreneurTogether and dot com, and there you will find out more.

SPEAKER_01: Amazing, amazing.

Man, I am I am so pumped up.

You you are one of those people, man, that I'm like, you know, you're just the kind of guy who sometimes you need to talk to once a week to get that little boost in you to get you excited about life, excited about new adventures.

So so thanks for being that boost today, Vosh.

SPEAKER_00: No, thank you, Kev.

You you have incredible energy, and I'm so happy that you're keeping the energy high and you're just going where you want to go, man.

So big, big thumbs up for that.

SPEAKER_01: Absolutely, absolutely.

And for you listening today, my hope is that you feel the same way.

So whether you check out today's show notes and start following Vosh over on Instagram, or check out all the other links that you can connect with him, do that, or maybe it's time for you to shut off the phone, shut off the computer, shut off this podcast, do a little meditating.

I think we've all been inspired by Vosh today to at least give it a try!