Coaching And Mentoring

White Belt In Wealth: Why Black Belt Is Only The Start

An instructor kneeling on the sand, tying a white belt on a young student.
Everyone Starts Here

Everybody knows what a black belt is. Somebody who’s mastered their craft.

What people forget is that every black belt on earth started as a white belt. A beginner. Someone who knew nothing and kept turning up anyway.

That’s the whole idea behind Black Belt Results — except we’re not talking about fighting. We’re talking about money.

It Doesn’t Matter What Belt You Walk In Wearing

Some people are starting cold. Some are already a fair way down the road — white, blue, green, brown, it doesn’t matter to me. You start from wherever you actually are.

It’s a room where people walk in and quickly find where they sit in the pecking order. Doesn’t matter if you’re the one who’s jacked with a six-pack, or the one quietly wondering if you’re getting divorced tomorrow and whether you’ll see your kids again.

Everyone finds their place. Everyone gets seen.

And everyone finds out exactly where their money blocks are, so they can start making more without tripping over the same stories they’ve been telling themselves for years.

  1. White$10k p/m
  2. Blue$20k p/m
  3. Green$40k p/m
  4. Brown$65k p/m
  5. Black$88k p/m
  6. Degrees$100k+ p/m
White Belt → Black Belt → Grandmaster. There Is No Top.

Black Belt Isn’t The Finish Line

Here’s the part most people miss. Black belt isn’t the finish line. It’s the starting point.

Past black belt there’s first degree. Then second. Then third. All the way up to grandmaster.

There is no top. There’s always another degree — another level of seeing the world you haven’t reached yet.

And the whole way up, you can see the progression. A clear line from where you are now to the outcomes you say you actually want.

There’s No Finish Line

I’ve seen people turn their whole situation around in ninety days. I’ve seen people have the biggest breakthrough of their life in a single conversation.

And there’s no finish line. You’ll still be training in your eighties if you want to, because there’s always another conversation that expands the way you see the world.

You Can Keep Training For As Long As You Live.

Mitch Lingard.

Mitch LingardMoney Mentor at Black Belt Results. Former representative rugby league player, martial artist and dad — now putting other people in the room with black belts in wealth. Get In Touch or Book A Call.

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