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Community in 2022

To The Momentum Tribe,

First, thank you for trusting that I will provide value to you. It feels like the right time to intentionally pour into this authentic community, and I promise to take my commitment to you and this initiative seriously.

One of the problems with thought leadership and Coaching right now is,
that it’s too oriented toward past achievements. While that can serve as a great foundation, few talk about what they are building and working on now.  I know of all the Coaches and Mentors that I follow, I get the most from the ones that share their ongoing work.  Their successes.  Their struggles… and how that can be applied to our lives and business.    

​So, if you can’t get enough of business, have big goals in mind, are particularly passionate about all things entrepreneurial, have a mild obsession with exotic cars and off-roading, really enjoy travel and exploration, and generally live life with endless desire to be, do and have more—then we will get along great!

So what are we going to do?

I’m going to send updates to those on the MOMENTUM INSIDER about what I’m working on, learning about, and needing help with. I will also be paying very close attention to those on list and what they're  doing so I can make connections and share some of their projects and insights with the community.

Bottom line, I want 2022 to be the most successful and fulfilling year of our lives.

That’s all for now!

​Spencer
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