Black Belt by Million Dollar Coach By Taki Moore

"Thanks Taki Moore and Million Dollar Coach!" — Warren directly credits Taki Moore and expresses gratitude toward him. He describes needing help from someone who has 'been there, done that' — framing Taki as someone with genuine, proven experience rather than theoretical knowledge.

Warren positions himself as someone who already coaches others on automation and systems, making his endorsement particularly notable — he holds himself to the same standard he sets for his clients. The screenshot context appears to be a website testimonial card (not Instagram), featuring a circular profile photo with a gold border, his full name, and a styled quote block. No text appears cut off or blurry. The tone is self-aware and credible, coming from a peer-level professional rather than a beginner.

When I got into the program, the openness and sharing in the community really stood out to me. People ahead of me were just regular people doing it, and it felt like if you just listened, they would literally tell you “you just need to do this, this and this.” That simplicity, combined with how willing people were to share what actually works, made me feel like I was in the right place and it was only a matter of time before I got there too.

Before this, I started in performance coaching, sports, and corporate environments, and I was trying different models before settling into this space. When I joined, I was figuring out how to scale without burning out, and I realized I needed to remove myself from bottlenecks and build a team around me. I felt like being in that environment showed me what was actually possible because I could see people ahead of me who were just normal and still building successful businesses.

When someone first recommended Taki Moore — I literally thought, “This guy’s a scammer.” I saw “million-dollar coach” on the website and thought there was no way someone could make a million dollars coaching online. But being inside Black Belt and the Boardroom completely changed my belief system around what’s possible. One of the best things Tai taught me was that I’m an “actions and insights dealer,” and that shifted the way I coach huge groups of people because I stopped trying to over deliver in impossible ways and focused on helping people take action and gain insights. I also learned a lot from him about presenting, connecting with people in workshops and webinars, and genuinely making people feel seen and heard. Honestly, he’s made a massive impact on my life and I wouldn’t be where I’m at without him.

I used to believe there was a ceiling on what was possible in business and life, but now I genuinely believe proximity is power and being surrounded by high-level people completely changes your perspective. One of the biggest lessons for me has been learning that growth doesn’t suddenly make life easy. When my company hit a new level, I thought it would be all rainbows and sunshine, but it actually became harder in a lot of ways. I compare it to the teenage years of a business — awkward, challenging, and something you just have to grow through. I also talked a lot about integrity in pricing and how coaches shouldn’t discount themselves just to attract clients because cheap pricing often attracts people looking for shortcuts. For me, connection is everything in coaching. I think most coaches are way too robotic and focused on outcomes instead of actually connecting with the human being in front of them.

I read your book in like a day and a half while I was on vacation in New Jersey and I was instantly hooked. That text recommendation changed my life. Just being in your world expanded my mind around what was possible. I remember being around people making six figures monthly while I meant annually and my brain literally exploded like confetti. Your event transformed not only my business but also my personal life. I even decided to move to California because of that event. I tell everybody about you because your program gave me something I could actually implement and it changed my life forever.

I came in thinking I was kind of a big fish because I had finally hit six figures, then I walked into the event and realized, "Oh crap, this pond's kind of big." That was actually one of the best things because it expanded what I believed was possible. I also made a massive life pivot because I always wanted to be a stay-at-home mama. Once I found out I was pregnant, I decided I wanted no Zoom calls, no sales calls, no delivery, and I rebuilt everything around being present with my daughter. I’m not trying to make a few people make millions — I’m trying to help millions of people make a little bit of money.