Hey Legend Clint X Morgan here, or The Rich Mystic Man. Mentoring you to unlock your true potential!
“We practice and we live with so much gratitude…
And when the haters come, we give a little attitude.”
A few moments from the journey.
Freedom Creed.
Apparently everyone in our family needed a rap name… 😂
Now it’s your turn…
If you had a rap name what would it be?👇🎤
A chapter I’ll never forget.
I turned some old Freedom Fest footage into a music film for Freedom Creed.
If you’d like to watch the full story, it’s now live on YouTube.
🎵 Freedom Creed
14/07/2026
Several years ago our community faced some challenges as we navigated different cultures, backgrounds and perspectives
We were a community spread across the globe… different cultures, different backgrounds, different beliefs, different ways of seeing the world.
And it left me asking one simple question:
What do we stand for?
Not just as individuals…
But together.
That night, just before one of our team huddles, The Freedom Creed poured onto the page.
It wasn’t something I planned.
It felt like it arrived.
From that moment on, every time I shared it, I felt the same thing…
Goosebumps.
An open heart.
And judging by the response, many others felt it too.
Last year, while sharing it again at a leadership retreat, I had a new thought:
This isn’t just something to read.
It needs to be heard.
I’d recently started producing my own beats, and I already had the perfect one sitting there waiting.
Over a series of late nights in the studio, Freedom Creed slowly came to life.
There were moments of tears.
Moments of joy.
Moments where I could feel this message taking on a whole new life through music.
Im grateful to for bringing his heart and voice to the track, and to my brother for weaving his magic through the production.
My hope is that this song reminds us that, despite our differences, we can still choose to stand together.
Not by thinking the same.
But by remembering what matters most.
🎵 Freedom Creed is now streaming everywhere.
If you have a few minutes today, I’d love for you to have a listen and simply receive it.
(Streaming links in the comments.)
Just picked up a car full of rainforest natives, including bunya trees.
These bad boys take 15 years to fruit.
Once they do? They’ll keep fruiting for up to 800 years.
I won’t see most of what these trees become.
But I’ll plant them anyway.
That’s legacy. The quiet, unseen work. The trees you plant. The moments with your kids. The work you do on yourself that has an impact on the future.
It’s not just for right now. It’s for what comes after you.
I used to be terrified of jumping in the booth.
Honestly? I still am a little.
But I also love it.
The excitement of not knowing what’s going to come out.
The growth. The performing.
What I love even more — my kids love it too.
Ayva is six, and she’s already asking when it’s her turn.
I’m just curious to watch what unfolds. What they create.
What it means to grow up in a house where the booth is just… normal.
Growing up, I cared way too much about what people thought of me.
It took me years to unlearn that.
So when my kids wanted to bust out a mic on the sidewalk and perform — I was all for it.
The music is secondary. The real lesson is teaching them not to give a damn what anyone else thinks while they do it.
Took me years to unlearn this one.
I used to believe my worth was tied to what I built, the business, the money, the output.
Good month, good man. Bad month, piece of s**t.
Not anymore. My kids don’t love me more on a good month. My worth isn’t something I earn. It’s something I already have.
Let that sit with you: is your worth still being defined by your success?
Working toward a vision only you can see takes courage.
People around you won’t see it. They don’t have to.
They’ll call you delirious. Obsessive. Crazy.
Not because they’re wrong to be confused - it’s because from where they’re standing, all they see is the gap between where you are and where you’re going. They can’t see what you see. That’s not a flaw in them. It’s just not their vision to carry.
You don’t need them to see it. You need to see it.
Then you put in the work. The discipline. The focus.
Every single day, whether anyone’s watching or not.
That’s the price of building something real.
Head up. Get to work.
**the full podcast conversation at Global Prosperity Show, Episode #7.
DisciplineOverMotivation
1,000 streams. Every country. 6 years ago I couldn’t rap. 🌍🎧
This is peanuts in the grand scheme – but it’s everything to me.
These songs are my real stories. Now they’re being heard around the world. Grateful doesn’t cover it.
If you’re one of the 1000 – thank you. Just getting started. 🙏