POV: Day in the Life of an Entrepreneur Making $100K/Mo

At $4,000 for the day. What do entrepreneurs do on a Sunday? Are we always working? Are we always hustling? No. Today I'm taking you through a pretty chill Sunday of mine where I'm about to start off with the gym. I am going to do a little bit of work, but today is going to be a realistic day in the life of what my Sundays look like. Quick little sales check as well at $1,600 for the day so far and it is 1030 a.m. on a Sunday. It's clean. Now, Sundays are usually the times I like to take to kind of reset everything. Get the mood going for Monday, kind of just chill, also just spend time for myself and my wife and my family as well. So Sundays are usually really, really chill. I'll do maybe a little bit of work if I have to. Like today I'm probably just going to spend like an hour just on the Amazon businesses and just making sure that we're on track for the coming week, right? And also for 2026 because we're already in ******* December, dude, and the month is about to be over. So time has been flying by. So we have plans for 2026 for big growth, more profits, obviously. So yeah, it's just kind of like visualizing, visualizing, visualizing. What is the next step? So easy to get caught in kind of like the day to day basis and kind of just go with the flow of things and not be consciously present. And as a man, that's hard to do. I'm not going to lie because we just like go, go, go, go and you kind of just go with the flow type thing. And so learn to be present in your own life, in business, and also in your family and personal as well. It's something I've been working on and trying to be more apparent about, I guess, you know, recognize more of that. So, you know, that's, that's a little something. But we're going to go to the gym today is Sunday, probably going to do some dynamic lifts and also work on the bag as well. Shadowboxing as well. Muay Thai related stuff. So if you guys didn't know this, like my background is in fitness. I started as a personal trainer. That was kind of like the first major thing I got into competing in powerlifting, competing in weightlifting, competing in Muay Thai as well. So like fitness has always been a huge part of my life and it's really what's helped me in business as well. And so I work my life around the gym and I've been consistent, I've been consistent for the past. I'm 29 years old now. Damn. But for the past 10 years, over 10 years, I started working out when I was like 18, 17, 18, been over 10 years of being seriously committed to fitness and training at least consistently three times a week. And that's like bare minimum is three. Like my normal training schedule, I'm training like five times a week, sometimes even six times a week, depending on how the week is. But I work my life around the gym because it's really, really important to me to take care of myself. And that's kind of like my me time as well. I actually use the gym as like my reward in a way. Like I like going to the gym after I finish all of my work. So usually, you know, some days I finish early. I finish in like 1 p.m. and some days I finish at like 6 p.m. whatever it is. Whenever I finish, that's when I feel like going to the gym because I almost use it as a reward. But I always plug it in. So it's something that's super important to me. It allows me to get into my zone. Sometimes I get some of the best ideas in the gym because it's the one time where like I'm not really thinking about anything else but myself. It's just like my selfish time. It's my time to just take care of myself because the other times of the day, dude, like I'm always worrying about everybody else and I'm worrying about like, OK, how do I take care of my family, take care of my employees, like take care of my friends and family and things like that. It's exhausting. It can be exhausting. I'm not going to lie. So when I go to the gym, it's the one time I really get to have quality time for myself. That's why I love the gym so much. That's why it's such a big dedication to my life right now. And I think it always will be that way. And I think it's what's single handedly helped me so much in becoming a really, really good businessman. Right. And that also has followed through with the other parts of my life because of the discipline aspect of it. Like, you know, I have the discipline to be a good husband, you know, a good friend, you know, a good dog, dad, things like that. This is one conversation I had with my friends because, you know, I have money, you know, the whole goal is to be able to live free and, you know, do whatever you want and stuff like that. It's not so much about like having all the materialistic ---- and partying and all that bullshit. What I really care about is the time I have with myself, my family, being able to travel, at least have one cool car, obviously, and just being able to have the flexibility that I want in my life. You know, I want to have like a really cool life. At the same time, one of my reasons for continuously going and working is to see what I'm capable of, to see what I can build, how far can I take it. And that's the same way it is with the gym, right? Same way, like, okay, how much stronger can I get? How much faster can I get? How much of a better fighter can I get as well, right? So I like always pushing my limits and seeing how far I can go and how far I can take it. And so that's what it's kind of been like for me. That's always kind of been the constant progression and learning how to progress as well. So it's just for the fun of the game at this point, you know? And so it's the same thing for business, like, I want to see what else I can build and see if I can create, you know, an eight-figure company, a nine-figure company. I don't really care to be a billionaire, if I'm being honest, that's, that I don't really care about. But, you know, building a company that I can sell, you know, that's maybe worth eight, nine figures, something like that, that'd be cool to do. And you know, if I hit the goal, if I don't hit the goal, all I know is that I'll be a lot farther than I am today, and that's all that really matters, right? Not too shabby. Okay, we added more weight, 200 pounds, should be a PR, actually. All right, boys, back into the Maybach. I might actually trade this thing in and get a G63, because, I'll explain, because we need something a little bit more practical, and this is a nice luxury vehicle, but at least a G-Wagon, I can, like, take my dog in there, throw him in there, and it's still, like, a luxury vehicle at the same time. But some of these dealerships are asking, like, $20,000 over MSRP. I'm not ******* paying $20,000 over MSRP for a G-Wagon, bro, all right? Yeah, it's new, who cares, bro? There's so many G-Wagons out there. So, I went to the dealership yesterday, and I was like, bro, I don't, I'm not in a rush or need to buy this car, like, I'm not buying it unless you guys can give me ******* MSRP. I'll pay a little bit over MSRP, but I'm not paying ******* 20 Gs over MSRP for a G-Wagon, nah, I don't think so. All right, what's next for today? I'm going to go back home, and we're going to work on a little bit of the Amazon business brands, probably check up on maybe some clients that might need some messaging back on a Sunday. See, I work a little bit on Sunday, but just checkups, just little minor checkups. I don't want to spend too much time. I don't want to be locked in my office too long. It's just some maintenance work and getting prepared for Monday. All right, so I'm about to have lunch right now, but we're going to check up on the business real quick. It is about 1 p.m., and so far we're at about $2,400 for the day, so pretty good. Looking like we're probably going to finish closer to, like, $4,000, maybe even close to $5,000 for the day. All right, guys, so we've been working on the brand a little bit more today, and it's actually a little bit longer than I thought. I probably spent about an hour and a half. It's already almost 4 p.m. Okay, so today we've been working on basically redoing some of the images, the copy for the images as well, rebranding maybe a little bit of the color theme. So I've been looking at, okay, what are the benefits more? Who are our customers? What are we trying to target better as well? How do we do it better than the competitors? How do we let people know to choose our product over other people? So basically redoing some of the images is going to increase conversion rate, click-through rate, and the total sessions as well. So that's what I've been working on today. Basically have a final layout of what I want to do and some of the color schemes as well. In terms of sales for the day, we're already at over $3,000, and it is 4 p.m., so that is looking really, really good. We're probably going to finish off close to $5,000 for the day. If not over, hoping for over, but I'll update you guys at the end of the day. Almost 9 p.m. My wife and I just got back from getting some pho, and we are, I'm in a food coma. She's chilling with Lindy over there. I don't care how much money I make, nothing beats a good bowl of pho. Fun fact, me and my friend Adrian actually used to get pho like probably two or three times a week all the time when we were roommating together. It was kind of like our thing. That was me and my wife's thing, but we're chilling right now, watching some Breaking Bad. We just finished Dexter, and now this is the next thing that we're kind of on right now. Hello, baby. Say hello to the vlog. This is Blendy. Glinda. Babe, why is she named Glinda again? She's Glinda the good witch. Glinda the good witch. That's right. You're the good witch, kind of. You've been kind of a bad girl, Loki. All right, sales update so far at $4,000 for the day on this account. Other accounts are out of stock, unfortunately, but this one's not doing too bad. All right, so today we're taking the GT2RS out to LA. I got boy Obi out there with the 3RS, but we're heading to a blood drive for our homie Mishon, who unfortunately is going through cancer right now, leukemia specifically. But he's going to pull through. It's all good. We're going to show some support, go out there, help donate some blood as well, see some cool cars, because we posted about it as well. But let's get a good cold start on this thing. Needless to say, that is pretty loud. All right, so we've got to drive all the way to LA. It should be a good drive. Three Porsches rolling up to LA should be pretty interesting. Actually, four Porsches. We've got a Turbo S, shout out Elias. All right, we've met up with the boys. They've got Qasim in his 992 GT3. Obi is up in the front. I don't know if you can see him over there. We'll see him soon. But we're heading out to LA now, and the drive begins. One hour. Here we go. All right, we got those cars over there with the police department right now. And we're going to go donate some blood. This is great. I was like, where is the party at? It's in the back this entire time. All it is to help support our boy. All right, so they're doing some kind of like speech over there. And then his car is about to start up. There you go. His car is straight piping loud as hell, but they got that going on. So we're going to try to leave as soon as possible. And then your car too. Jesus. And then mine. All right, here we go. Perfect timing here. All right, let's see who's going to go first. Okay, dipping immediately. All right, guys, so we just made it back home. It's been a long, long day. Long drive going to LA. Every time I go to LA, it's always exhausting. So I'm happy to be back. Got to finish up a little bit more work. Kind of finish off the day before I head to the gym. So I hope you guys enjoyed this vlog, man. If you guys want me to keep doing more of these, keep showing some love, comments, likes, all that good stuff. Other than that, I'll see you guys in the next one. All right, peace.