Hey Friend,


I want to tell you about the biggest mistake of my entrepreneurial career.


It was 2018, and I had just hit my first $2M year.


On paper, everything looked perfect. Revenue was up, the team was growing, clients were happy.


But behind the scenes? I was dying.


80-hour weeks had become my norm. I hadn't taken a real vacation in three years. My phone buzzed every 14 minutes with "urgent" decisions only I could make.


I remember sitting in my office at 11 PM on a Tuesday, approving expense reports, when it hit me:


I had built myself the world's most expensive job.


Sure, I was making good money. But I wasn't building wealth. I wasn't free. I was just... stuck.


That's when a mentor introduced me to something that changed everything.


He said, "Mark, you're playing the wrong game entirely. The ultra-wealthy don't trade time for money. They build systems that generate wealth without them."


He was talking about the ROM Framework — a system Fortune 500 companies use to run hundreds of businesses without the founders ever being involved in daily operations.


When I first learned about it, I was skeptical.


"This can't work for someone like me," I thought. "My business is different. My clients need me. My team depends on me."


But I was wrong.


Dead wrong.


Within 90 days of implementing the ROM Framework, I had reclaimed 32 hours per week. My business was running smoother than ever. And for the first time in years, I could actually see a path to real freedom.


Not retirement-freedom. Not someday-freedom.


Freedom now.


That was seven years ago, and since then, I've used this same framework to build and scale 7 different companies to 7-8 figures — all while working fewer hours.


The best part: Every single component of this system is completely teachable.


Which is why I'm bringing back the ROM Framework Live Training this September 9-11.


If you're feeling trapped by your own success right now, know this:

It doesn't have to stay this way.


Save your spot here →


Gonna be a game-changer.















P.S. The mistake wasn't hitting $2M. The mistake was thinking that grinding harder was the path to real wealth. Once I learned the difference between income and actual wealth-building, everything changed.

To your success,