The amazing video you saw on the prior page tells the story of Dustin Salisbury, a Senior Airman in the US Air Force.

I was first contacted by Dustin last year when he was stationed in Iraq as part of the US military operations there.

He sent me an email with the title “Every day IS Saturday in Iraq.”

I did a double-take to make sure i read the title correctly.

I’ve seen people turn Monday into Saturday in many walks of life but I hadn’t heard of someone doing it in the middle of a war!

Here is the exact text of the message sent from Dustin:

Sam, I found your show two weeks ago and it has changed my outlook on life.

I’m deployed to Iraq and I really needed your message to help me realize that life will be better.

I’m not going to waste your time telling you about how bad it is here, because champions don’t blame circumstances, they react to them.

I’m fired up Sam and have some of my fellow Airmen fired up too.

I’m in the Real Estate investing game as well and am jumping back into studying, because I’m determined to make something out of my situation.

I just wanted to thank you Sam.

Dustin Salisbury
- Camp Bucca, Iraq

Wow.

I read his email three times to get the gist of what he was saying. Dustin was not blaming current circumstances or the decisions of others to send him to Iraq.

Dustin knew that inside the word blame is ‘lame’ and he was not going to fall into a world of self pity.

The irony is that nobody would think any less of him if he did, he was fighting a war for crying out loud.  If anyone had a great excuse to fold up the tent ofr the time being it was Dustin.

Dustin always says that he does not want publicity or recognition for his testimony. He is quick to point out that there are many men and women in worse situations that he was in Iraq.

He agreed to record the video for Every Day Is Saturday because of his unwavering belief in motivational messages and the power of personal development.

Dustin is now safely home from his tour in Iraq with his fiancee and credits the Every Day Is Saturday message for his thriving entrepreneurial business. He never lost hope, never gave up on his dream and never lost sight of his very own Saturday.

He’s well on his way to financial freedom and hasn’t even reached his 25th birthday.

He survived the winds of adversity and now most challenges seem like a walk in the park.

Let me ask you a question, Champion:

What winds of adversity are blowing on your Saturday ship right now?

What are you doing to adjust your sail?

Have you clearly defined what your Saturday looks like? Can you visualize it?

Please comment on this blog for others to read, we want your testimony!

You are a Champion!

Sam