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LIVING OFF THE NET · MEMBER FRAMEWORK
A practical system for learning, building, and deploying real assets — not theory.
Inside Living Off The Net, you won’t just find lessons, courses, or explanations.
You’ll find a growing library of Reusable Leverage Blocks.
Leverage blocks are proven building assets — created from real work, used in real projects, and designed to be reused, adapted, and learned from.
They exist for one simple reason:
Beginners don’t want theory — they want things that work.
Each block is something you can:
Over time, these blocks form more than a library.
They become a productized, productive system.
A system designed to reduce friction, remove guesswork, and help you move faster with confidence.
Every leverage block you see below this introduction follows that same principle.
They are not finished. They are not perfect. And that is intentional.
They are meant to be used, improved, and built upon — just like your own journey.
Trevor Jones
Living Off The Net
REUSABLE LEVERAGE BLOCK #1
This story is usually taught as a lesson in patience. But that interpretation misses the most important insight.
The hare didn’t lose because he was fast. He lost because he stopped.
Speed is not the enemy. Inconsistency is.
The tortoise didn’t win because he was slow. He won because he never disengaged from the race.
In business, online income, and personal growth, the winners are rarely the smartest or most talented.
They are the ones who keep moving while others pause, overthink, or wait for perfect conditions.
REUSABLE LEVERAGE BLOCK #2
This story is usually taught as a lesson in patience. But that interpretation misses the most important insight.
The hare didn’t lose because he was fast. He lost because he stopped.
Speed is not the enemy. Inconsistency is.
The tortoise didn’t win because he was slow. He won because he never disengaged from the race.
In business, online income, and personal growth, the winners are rarely the smartest or most talented.
They are the ones who keep moving while others pause, overthink, or wait for perfect conditions.
REUSABLE LEVERAGE BLOCK #3
This story is usually taught as a lesson in patience. But that interpretation misses the most important insight.
The hare didn’t lose because he was fast. He lost because he stopped.
Speed is not the enemy. Inconsistency is.
The tortoise didn’t win because he was slow. He won because he never disengaged from the race.
In business, online income, and personal growth, the winners are rarely the smartest or most talented.
They are the ones who keep moving while others pause, overthink, or wait for perfect conditions.
REUSABLE LEVERAGE BLOCK #4
This story is usually taught as a lesson in patience. But that interpretation misses the most important insight.
The hare didn’t lose because he was fast. He lost because he stopped.
Speed is not the enemy. Inconsistency is.
The tortoise didn’t win because he was slow. He won because he never disengaged from the race.
In business, online income, and personal growth, the winners are rarely the smartest or most talented.
They are the ones who keep moving while others pause, overthink, or wait for perfect conditions.
REUSABLE LEVERAGE BLOCK #5
This story is usually taught as a lesson in patience. But that interpretation misses the most important insight.
The hare didn’t lose because he was fast. He lost because he stopped.
Speed is not the enemy. Inconsistency is.
The tortoise didn’t win because he was slow. He won because he never disengaged from the race.
In business, online income, and personal growth, the winners are rarely the smartest or most talented.
They are the ones who keep moving while others pause, overthink, or wait for perfect conditions.
REUSABLE LEVERAGE BLOCK #6
This story is usually taught as a lesson in patience. But that interpretation misses the most important insight.
The hare didn’t lose because he was fast. He lost because he stopped.
Speed is not the enemy. Inconsistency is.
The tortoise didn’t win because he was slow. He won because he never disengaged from the race.
In business, online income, and personal growth, the winners are rarely the smartest or most talented.
They are the ones who keep moving while others pause, overthink, or wait for perfect conditions.
REUSABLE LEVERAGE BLOCK #7
This story is usually taught as a lesson in patience. But that interpretation misses the most important insight.
The hare didn’t lose because he was fast. He lost because he stopped.
Speed is not the enemy. Inconsistency is.
The tortoise didn’t win because he was slow. He won because he never disengaged from the race.
In business, online income, and personal growth, the winners are rarely the smartest or most talented.
They are the ones who keep moving while others pause, overthink, or wait for perfect conditions.
REUSABLE LEVERAGE BLOCK #8
This story is usually taught as a lesson in patience. But that interpretation misses the most important insight.
The hare didn’t lose because he was fast. He lost because he stopped.
Speed is not the enemy. Inconsistency is.
The tortoise didn’t win because he was slow. He won because he never disengaged from the race.
In business, online income, and personal growth, the winners are rarely the smartest or most talented.
They are the ones who keep moving while others pause, overthink, or wait for perfect conditions.
REUSABLE LEVERAGE BLOCK #9
This story is usually taught as a lesson in patience. But that interpretation misses the most important insight.
The hare didn’t lose because he was fast. He lost because he stopped.
Speed is not the enemy. Inconsistency is.
The tortoise didn’t win because he was slow. He won because he never disengaged from the race.
In business, online income, and personal growth, the winners are rarely the smartest or most talented.
They are the ones who keep moving while others pause, overthink, or wait for perfect conditions.
REUSABLE LEVERAGE BLOCK #10
This story is usually taught as a lesson in patience. But that interpretation misses the most important insight.
The hare didn’t lose because he was fast. He lost because he stopped.
Speed is not the enemy. Inconsistency is.
The tortoise didn’t win because he was slow. He won because he never disengaged from the race.
In business, online income, and personal growth, the winners are rarely the smartest or most talented.
They are the ones who keep moving while others pause, overthink, or wait for perfect conditions.
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