Micheal Rohwer

01/11/2025

Since switching to electrolyzed reduced water, this was the last time I had to refill my inhaler—February of last year.

Before that, I was going through 3-4 inhalers a year like clockwork.

While I can’t make medical claims, the difference I’ve experienced speaks for itself.

This water has been a game-changer for my health, and I’m beyond grateful for the impact it’s had.

If you’re curious, let’s chat—I’d love to share more about it!

12/02/2024

The quote "Even the darkest night will end and the sun will rise," by Victor Hugo, speaks to the inevitability of change and the promise of renewal. When we're feeling down or facing depression, it can often feel like we're trapped in a never-ending night, where our struggles and emotions seem overwhelming and inescapable. The weight of despair may make it hard to see a way out, and it’s easy to feel as if the darkness will last forever.

However, this offers a glimmer of hope by reminding us that darkness, no matter how consuming, is temporary. Just as night always gives way to day, our difficult times will eventually pass. The sun, symbolizing clarity, warmth, and hope, will rise again. Even when it seems impossible, time continues to move forward, and circumstances can improve. The key lies in holding on through the night, staying resilient, and knowing that the dawn is coming—even if we can't see it yet.

It’s a message of perseverance and patience. When you're in the depths of a tough situation, it’s important to trust that this moment is just one chapter in your story, not the entire book. By pushing through and continuing to move forward, even in small steps, you give yourself the opportunity to experience the "sunrise" — a new day, filled with possibility and healing.

11/30/2024

You are never too old to set another goal or to dream a new dream." – C.S. Lewis

success is not an overnight event, nor is it achieved through one big breakthrough. Instead, success is built through consistent, incremental actions that compound over time.

One of the hardest parts of success is not necessarily the effort itself, but the persistence required to keep going despite obstacles. When you commit to doing something every day, you train yourself to overcome setbacks. There will always be moments of doubt, failure, and discouragement, but it's the consistency of your efforts that eventually leads you to breakthrough moments. The key is to keep showing up, even when the results aren't immediately visible.

11/29/2024

This is a good one let me know what you think?

**The Story of Thomas Edison:**

Thomas Edison, one of the most prolific inventors in history, is known for his invention of the electric light bulb. However, what many don’t know is that his path to success was full of failures and setbacks.

When Edison was young, his teachers told him he was "too stupid to learn anything." As a child, he was curious but struggled with formal schooling. He was eventually pulled out of school by his mother, who believed in his potential. Edison then pursued self-education and worked tirelessly to develop his inventions.

He faced many failures along the way. One of his most famous challenges was the development of the electric light bulb. Edison tried thousands of different materials for the filament, and each attempt ended in failure. Many people, including some of his colleagues, doubted that he would ever succeed.

However, Edison remained undeterred. He famously said, “I have not failed. I’ve just found 10,000 ways that won’t work.” His persistence paid off. After countless trials, he finally developed a working light bulb in 1879. His invention revolutionized the world and changed the course of history.

Edison’s story teaches us that failure is not the end; it's just part of the process. Every setback is an opportunity to learn, grow, and move closer to success. His relentless perseverance, despite the doubts and failures, is a testament to the power of determination and belief in oneself.

No matter how many times you fail or how many people doubt you, keep going. Success is often just one step beyond failure.

10/27/2024

🌟 Are you stuck in a 9 to 5 job, feeling like you don’t have enough time for your passions? You’re not alone! Many people are juggling their careers and personal lives, but there’s a way to build a successful business without sacrificing your free time.

💼 The key isn’t about how many hours you put in; it’s about the consistency and repetition of your efforts. Even with a busy schedule, small, focused actions can lead to significant results over time.

✨ Imagine being able to work on your business in bite-sized chunks, creating a stream of income while still enjoying life! If you’re curious about how this can work for you, feel free to message me. I’d love to share more about how you can get started and make it happen.

Let’s turn your goals into reality, one step at a time!

10/22/2024

The BEST drink the BEST and the only people who call this BS are the ones that don't even live up to their own standards.

Theres no way that the most influential and successful people on earth, got scammed. They did it because they were told by professionals that it was the best.

It doesn't matter how much "Internet research" you do, the smart people follow the successful ones.

HMU

10/19/2024

You’ll trade decades of your life making someone else rich, clocking in, following orders, and never getting closer to your dreams, all because you’re too impatient to build something for yourself.

But the same grind you’re putting into that 9-to-5 could be fueling your own vision.

The difference?

One gives you a paycheck and keeps you stuck in the same loop, and the other builds real freedom.

You’re trading time either way.

So why are you so comfortable putting in the work for someone else’s success, but can’t handle the thought of hustling for a few years to build your own empire?

People spend years stuck in the “safe” lane, afraid to take a risk on themselves.

But guess what?

Staying comfortable is the biggest risk of all.

If you’re willing to grind for someone else, you owe it to yourself to put in the work for your own future.

Time’s ticking either way, are you going to spend it building someone else’s dream or yours?

10/16/2024