
The first response I had many years ago, when reading the title (because I focused on the word “fault”) was looking up and to my left with my eyes to recall someone or something to blame. In this case this question got me to ponder how many times I answered with a typical “he did it” or “that” is the reason. I ran a pattern of blaming others for my failures and took all the credit for my successes. When in fact I must own both. The day I began to take full responsibility for both my failures and successes is the day my journey in finding my purpose truly began.
I would like you to meet my mentor. Mario Jenaro Ramirez
Born November 27, 1995 (Currently 27 years-old)
Mario did not set out to be my mentor, just like most leaders never do. Leaders are the example and the invitation we choose to accept. I will attempt to share on a consistent basis the lessons Mario shared with me by way of the patterns he runs. I learned Mario was running patterns I set out to first learn then teach in ten seconds or less that can take one’s life from Tragic-to-Magic if you will commit to running the pattern. Mario wasn’t speaking these lessons, but more importantly he was “doing” these patterns. “A doer will also be one step ahead of a thinker.”- Martin Ramirez 2020. I caught myself overthinking a lot and boy did I ever begin to hack his patterns to small successes by “doing.” They worked! The phrase “When the student is ready, the teacher will appear” comes to my mind. Appear my teacher did. In his own way and with profound insights. Come join us on our journey, as our hopes and prayers are you too will find your purpose while running proven patterns that work. Proven by whom? You! You will recall a time in your life when you’ve brushed your greatness with a pattern but then became distracted before you could make it a habit. Imagine life being as carefree as Mario in this picture? I dare you remember a time when a smile on your face was there because you loved yourself 100% at that moment. What if you could string along a bunch of those moments on purpose daily?