DON'T SMOKE WEED
From The Desk Of Elliott Hulse:
Written on September 22, 2022
Yesterday I had a group call with some of my closest students. 

One of our guys asked the following question...
Yo, Elliott...
I’m the Jiujitsu Competitor guy that smoked a lot of weed was addicted to porn and went through a tough break up when I join your program. 
 
Since then I’ve moved to Denver Colorado to grow my business and continue to pursue my goals and dreams.
 
I find myself getting caught up in the ways of this world I’ve managed to eradicate my pornography addiction mostly but I’m still smoking weed daily.
 
I ask God to take it away from me but it just seems my why isn’t strong enough. To be honest I feel like it doesn’t hinder me and it actually helps me and I know that mind state might be keeping me stuck because deep down I wonder what my life would be like without it.
 
My question is how do you truly find change in your life because what I find is everywhere I go, there I am with the same patterns, habits, and problems. 
 
I want to find peace in my life and lately I’ve just felt like I drifted from my path slightly and I’m wondering how to reinvent myself for the next chapter 
 
Thanks Uncle E. 
 
Hope life at the ranch has been peaceful and plentiful for you brother. 
Smoking weed every day is why you are stuck in life.
It's impossible to see whats directly in front of you (opportunities, relationships, resources) if your vision is clouded by pot smoke. 

I don't tell you this as some puritanical point-finger, but as a man who was personally stuck on the marijuana merry-go-round for many years myself. 
I didn't start smoking weed until I was 35 years old. 

So I already had a lot of momentum in my life, but it kept me stuck there.

Between age 35 and 40 I was smoking weed daily. For five years I blew weed smoke and blew my vision, clarity, mission and vigor for life away also. 

I look back at those five years like it was a black hole. Maybe I needed to go through that so have the experience, compassion and authority to say... 
Smoking weed will slow you down on your road to success.
Now, I get it... there are guys who can chain smoke cheeba and still get along well in life. 

But most of us are not Snoop Dog or Wiz Khalifa, etc.

Most of us who become daily dabbers, vapers, and pot paper rollers end up making our life into a broken record that skips and repeats the same shitty part of the song over, and over, and over, and over again... 

Weed slows you down, makes you stuck and keeps most men in a perpetual rut. 
Here was my advice to him (and all weed addicts)...
Given that he has been smoking daily for 12 years (and he's 25 years old now) I suggested he go 12 months, cold turkey, no weed. 

That's a challenge. 

If you've been smoking for 6 years, go 6 months, cold turkey, no weed. 
 
If you've been smoking for 3 years, go 3 months, cold turkey, no weed.

Whatever amount of years you have been a daily smoker, go that many months, cold turkey, no weed. 

If you do this I don't guarantee you'll never crave weed again, but you'll begin to see yourself anew.
You'll finally see yourself as you really are, free from the vision blurring effects of Mary-J.
Just image you have not had a single sober day since the age of 13 and now you are 25... do you really even know yourself? 

How can you succeed in life if you don't even know who you are without smoking weed.

Imagine the breakthroughs, the insights, and the brand new clear vision that you get when you remove that wet towel off of your head. 

Again, I'm not here to preach. 

But I know from first hand experience that weed makes you stuck and when you finally quit you'll get a brand new lease on life.
  • ​You'll have energy you didn't know was there. 
  • ​You'll see people in your life more clearly. 
  • ​Problems and karma that have been chasing you for years simple disappear.
But don't take my word for it. 

Try it yourself. 

Take the challenge. 

Quit weed for a few months, or a year if you've been smoking longer than 12. 

See what happens. 

Come back and tell me how your life changes.

I'll be here. 
Viva Christo Rey,
General E. Hulse
King's Militia
Read my "Daily Briefing" archive to catch up with anything
you've missed by clicking the button below:
PS - I'm working on something new and amazing.

It's called KING INITIATION.

Its for men who are ready "clean the slate", drive away demons and addictions (like smoking weed etc)... and finally become the strongest version of themselves. 

If that sounds like you, stay tuned.

I think you're going to love this. 

In the meantime, I think it would be good for you to get familiar with "rational fasting".

It's going to be a big part of the work you and I'll be doing together soon.

Click here to get a head start.

DON'T SMOKE WEED
From The Desk Of Elliott Hulse:
Written on September 22, 2022
Yesterday I had a group call with some of my closest students. 

One of our guys asked the following question...
Yo, Elliott...
I’m the Jiujitsu Competitor guy that smoked a lot of weed was addicted to porn and went through a tough break up when I join your program. 
 
Since then I’ve moved to Denver Colorado to grow my business and continue to pursue my goals and dreams.
 
I find myself getting caught up in the ways of this world I’ve managed to eradicate my pornography addiction mostly but I’m still smoking weed daily.
 
I ask God to take it away from me but it just seems my why isn’t strong enough. To be honest I feel like it doesn’t hinder me and it actually helps me and I know that mind state might be keeping me stuck because deep down I wonder what my life would be like without it.
 
My question is how do you truly find change in your life because what I find is everywhere I go, there I am with the same patterns, habits, and problems. 
 
I want to find peace in my life and lately I’ve just felt like I drifted from my path slightly and I’m wondering how to reinvent myself for the next chapter 
 
Thanks Uncle E. 
 
Hope life at the ranch has been peaceful and plentiful for you brother. 
Smoking weed every day is why you are stuck in life.
It's impossible to see whats directly in front of you (opportunities, relationships, resources) if your vision is clouded by pot smoke. 

I don't tell you this as some puritanical point-finger, but as a man who was personally stuck on the marijuana merry-go-round for many years myself. 
I didn't start smoking weed until I was 35 years old. 

So I already had a lot of momentum in my life, but it kept me stuck there.

Between age 35 and 40 I was smoking weed daily. For five years I blew weed smoke and blew my vision, clarity, mission and vigor for life away also. 

I look back at those five years like it was a black hole. Maybe I needed to go through that so have the experience, compassion and authority to say... 
Smoking weed will slow you down on your road to success.
Now, I get it... there are guys who can chain smoke cheeba and still get along well in life. 

But most of us are not Snoop Dog or Wiz Khalifa, etc.

Most of us who become daily dabbers, vapers, and pot paper rollers end up making our life into a broken record that skips and repeats the same shitty part of the song over, and over, and over, and over again... 

Weed slows you down, makes you stuck and keeps most men in a perpetual rut. 
Here was my advice to him (and all weed addicts)...
Given that he has been smoking daily for 12 years (and he's 25 years old now) I suggested he go 12 months, cold turkey, no weed. 

That's a challenge. 

If you've been smoking for 6 years, go 6 months, cold turkey, no weed. 
 
If you've been smoking for 3 years, go 3 months, cold turkey, no weed.

Whatever amount of years you have been a daily smoker, go that many months, cold turkey, no weed. 

If you do this I don't guarantee you'll never crave weed again, but you'll begin to see yourself anew.
You'll finally see yourself as you really are, free from the vision blurring effects of Mary-J.
Just image you have not had a single sober day since the age of 13 and now you are 25... do you really even know yourself? 

How can you succeed in life if you don't even know who you are without smoking weed.

Imagine the breakthroughs, the insights, and the brand new clear vision that you get when you remove that wet towel off of your head. 

Again, I'm not here to preach. 

But I know from first hand experience that weed makes you stuck and when you finally quit you'll get a brand new lease on life.
  • ​You'll have energy you didn't know was there. 
  • ​You'll see people in your life more clearly. 
  • ​Problems and karma that have been chasing you for years simple disappear.
But don't take my word for it. 

Try it yourself. 

Take the challenge. 

Quit weed for a few months, or a year if you've been smoking longer than 12. 

See what happens. 

Come back and tell me how your life changes.

I'll be here. 
Viva Christo Rey,
General E. Hulse
King's Militia
Read my "Daily Briefing" archive to catch up with
anything you've missed by clicking the button below:
PS - I'm working on something new and amazing.

It's called KING INITIATION.

Its for men who are ready "clean the slate", drive away demons and addictions (like smoking weed etc)... and finally become the strongest version of themselves. 

If that sounds like you, stay tuned.

I think you're going to love this. 

In the meantime, I think it would be good for you to get familiar with "rational fasting".

It's going to be a big part of the work you and I'll be doing together soon.

Click here to get a head start.

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