For several nights in a row last week ol' Woods was out late drinking (not to excess, which at my age is two drinks) and talking and enjoying the city and our beautiful hotel.

That's why the emails were slightly scarcer: I was expending my mental energy, and my time, on my mastermind folks as we had our third meeting (this one in Las Vegas).

Two of them entered into a potentially multimillion-dollar partnership.

I myself went home with an idea so good I think it could help me achieve one of my 2024 financial goals six months early.

If you belong in here with us, you know who you are. Learn more at https://www.tomwoods.com/mastermind

There is absolutely nothing like getting feedback and making connections and interacting with like-minded people who want nothing more than to see you succeed.

So in addition to my in-person mastermind, there are mini-masterminds (online rather than in person) inside my School of Life membership, where people who think the way you and I do are working together to take off 50 pounds or write a book or set up their exit from a job they hate or any of a million other practical things that would improve their lives.

There are plenty of folks, too, who just feel frustrated and aimless, and know they ought to get their act together and pick up the kinds of personal habits that make success possible -- and we're great for that, too.

We have a group that teaches copywriting -- one of the most lucrative skills you can acquire -- every single week.

We cover everything, in other words, but with a strong entrepreneurial emphasis. And lifelong friendships are being formed in these groups.

But in addition to the groups, we have plenary sessions twice a month (yes, they're recorded, but it's more fun to attend as they're happening). Tonight it's a presentation on what to do with your dough once you earn it, because Uncle Sam is doing everything he can to erode your purchasing power.

The central unifying theme of the School of Life is practicality. There is no theory here. We are not debating whether cannibalism would be acceptable if voluntary. We are making our lives better and more prosperous even under a hostile regime.

It's long past time we did this.

A lot of good people are waiting to welcome you inside:

https://www.TomSchoolOfLife.com

Tom Woods