More on your author: Michael Nimetz

I'm doing my best to be the best that I can be... despite all the obstacles.

I strive to be better. I strive to hold onto the most important principles I can identify. I hope to be an example and a leader. The odds may be against us, but it's creativity that will win the day, eventually.

It's a hostile environment we find ourselves in... traps, distractions, conditioning, programming... most have relinquished control of their minds (their subconscious) to those who have designed a system that effectively makes the unsuspecting and ill informed automatons. In many cases even the best of us are running bad programs in our minds (false beliefs, false paradigms, corrupted principles and values)... getting rid of them isn't easy... but I'm certainly up for taking on the task!

Follow me as I improve myself and contribute to a community of liberty minded people attempting to do things better together. For the blogs... it's about writing... conditioning myself to be a better communicator. Finding my mojo... training myself on the poetry and power of words well conceived.


I'm also a connoisseur of excellence in Project Management and Leadership, (Applied) Ethics and Organization. You can find my PM Tips and Tricks as well as my weekly interviews with amazing entrepreneurs and advocates for a higher standards and quality of life.  Check out one of my favorite interviews...


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Yes, I have a life-changing course. It's 13 weeks..  3 hrs a week of effort per week to stimulate your own strengths and find more of your own potential through establishing your own unique blend of daily practices and habits in sever key areas most are unaware of. You have to take charge of your own life... and I will assist you in making sure that it is transformative. If you want to be excellent, you're going to need a excellent advisor or avivador to refine your unique value offers. This is the opportunity to define your greatness!

Have you looked into Autonomy? I'm a season two graduate, we're about to conclude season seven. This is what it's all about! Surround yourself with excellence... and excellence will result. It's also an example of ethical marketing... offering value and building trust by delivering that and more. Here's five different valuable possibilities for YOU.

 Learn About the Autonomy Course https://www.universityofreason.com/a/29887/AU3X8puh 19 Skills they didn’t Teach you in School https://www.universityofreason.com/a/40865/AU3X8puh The Autonomy Blueprint Strategy Call https://www.universityofreason.com/a/31080/AU3X8puh The Autonomy Obstacle Course https://www.universityofreason.com/a/2147484026/AU3X8puh For Business People and Entrepreneurs: Five Marketing Practices to Avoid at All Costs https://academy.autonomyunlimited.com/marketing-practices-to-avoid

If you would like to contact me directly. You can email me at mike.nimetz@gmail.com or you can schedule a 30 minute zoom call to discuss your interests, potential projects, or difficulties with no obligations or cost other than your time. I am a strong advocate for freedom, and freedom comes about with an awareness of real choices. I hope to bring about excellence through the freedom to make better choices!

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