Arlo Sanchez

I’m 19. I have many dreams: Fix the education system. Feed the hungry. Save war-torn children. Teach people and save lives. This is why I need financial freedom. To help people reach their dreams. Starting with myself.

Awkward converatioms in heaven🤣

Life Goes On is a song about Benny’s childhood friend, Gerard, who passed away 22 yeara ago. Throughout the album, the spirit of Gerard’s childlike innocence guides the songwriter through his journey through darkness. youtu.be/UwEW7resasU?si…

27 is a song about evaluating your life and questioning your worth. More of this theme will be explored in Album 5. Album 4 is more about the anxiety of losing precious things in life: family, career, youth. The song was writen in 2023. youtu.be/_Arg_ivMj9A?si…

Why did God give this command to the Israelites? “You shall not give any of your children to offer them to Molech, and so profane the name of your God: I am the Lord” (Leviticus 18:21). Why would God need to tell his people not to offer their precious child on the altar of a pagan god? Well, because it turns out that sinful mankind is very apt to offer their children as a sacrifice to a god—whether that’s Molech or the god of self, convenience, comfort, safety, or pleasure. We’re no better today than the pagan nations around Israel that gave up their children. And the numbers at Planned Parenthood prove it. For its 2024–2025 fiscal year, the abortion (baby murder) giant reports that it performed a record 434,450 abortions. Let that sink in: 434,450 precious, helpless image bearers of God, murdered in their mother’s womb. That’s an 8% increase from the year before. That’s an averaged 1,190 babies every single day. Most of those babies are likely killed via abortion pills (which are deadly to babies and harmful to women) prescribed through “telehealth” visits. Katherine Van Dyke, an American Life League researcher, highlighted Planned Parenthood’s expanding use of telehealth services, which increased 126% from 2024 to 2025, reaching 320,390 telehealth appointments plus another 62,000 through virtual centers. These undoubtedly push dangerous abortion pills that kill babies and injure women. Yes, even though Roe was overturned, horrific numbers of abortions continue, even in states where it is no longer legal to operate a clinic, because anyone can order pills online and kill their baby. The blood of these murdered children is surely crying out to the God who “hates . . . hands that shed innocent blood” (Proverbs 6:16–17).

Don't ask God to guide your STEPS if you aren't willing to move your FEET. Or as a pastor I like put it, “PRAY as though it all depends on God, WORK as though it all depends on you. EVEN GOD CANNOT STEER A PARKED CAR." •Plan your week out today. •Schedule in Bible reading, prayer, & STILLNESS. •Plan your workouts. •Plan a date with your spouse. •Write out what wins you're going to this week & what you're going to accomplish! Winning doesn't happen on accident. BE INTENTIONAL. LET THE HOLY SPIRIT SPEAK. MOVE YOUR FEET & WORK HARD. We are only here once, let's get it my friend!!! 🙏❤️

Learning the art of not being emotionally controlled will change your life. Here's a Step by Step Guide:

I am begging you: Please start writing online. When I launched my 1-1 Partnership Program 4 months ago, a lady applied who had not written a word before. I was hesitant to say yes. I didn't want to take her $10,000 without a promise of great results. But I loved her application. So we hopped on a call. Immediately, I knew I wanted to work with her. She had the energy that you need to thrive online: passionate about work, wanting to build something with purpose, cares about what she wants to say. But she was wracked with self-doubt. She wasn't sure writing online would work. She wasn't sure she had anything to offer. And she didn't want to sound like another muppet on LinkedIn. I told her we can figure these things out together. She said yes, and we began. She was terrified to put herself out there, so I suggested she begin by writing daily to me. Then we started sharing her ideas on Substack. I told her to ignore 90% of the writing advice on the platform (most of the crap there will make you sound like a zombie). Instead, we focused on story-driven content that leaned into what made her different. 2 weeks ago, she sent me this message: "Since I've been on Substack, I've been invited to do a podcast. I've also been invited to do an interview that's being written up, and I've been invited to two live streams." Then, 1 week ago, she sent me this: "I got connected with a woman in the UK who's building her own consultancy. She had a substack post where I just commented at the bottom offering free advice. We met twice the following week. Then she asked if I wanted to keep doing this and I said I would love to. She was like, 'No, let's get a contract together. I want to be able to pay you for what it is that you're offering me.'" I was probably happier than my client was! Because I love seeing someone building the right way online. Focusing on connections, quality content, and running experiments. Because the Internet rewards those who take a risk. Who try to be unapologetically themselves. Those who work hard to share ideas that make people stop and think. Do this, and you will get what you deserve. Perhaps not immediately. But you get what you deserve. If you haven't started writing online yet, do. If you have, give it your all. Resist the urge to sell your soul to the AI-fappers telling you that Claude will write a month's worth of content for you. Nobody can create the connection you need to build a business around your ideas like you can.

“Tell me if I got this right. People can work 40 years and still not afford retirement.” “But politicians can work for 4 years and retire for life.”

All humans are descendants of Adam and Eve.

When I get bored, I pretend to put a VR headset on and take over my friends lives. I look at all the obvious mistakes they're making and start fixing them. Once I've got clear on what they're doing wrong, I say "gotcha" to myself. It was an exercise to find my own mistakes. I assume I'm actually making the same theme of mistake as them, but it's easier when you're analysing other people than yourself. Try it.

I never thought I’d see our society come to this. Many liberal politicians today struggle to define what a woman is. Today, I respond to this shift and expose the real motivation behind it.

The hope we have in Jesus

God created marriage as recorded in Genesis 2.

9. Someone who makes her life easier, not harder: she doesn't want to manage another person. She wants a partner who looks for ways to lighten the load and give her breaks. She needs someone who's focused on giving her time to rest and recalibrate.

8. Someone apologizes and repairs: she grew up not hearing "I'm sorry." She wants a partner who owns it, tries to do better, and admits when they're wrong. She wants mature adult love that builds lifelong trust.

4. Someone who claims her, proudly: she's been the invisible child who was forced to play small. She wants to be loved out loud. She wants someone who lights up when she walks into a room and lets the world know she's taken.

3. Someone who is capable: she's done it all herself without help. She wants someone who take initiative, and who relieves her from having to make all the decisions all of the time. Her love language is: "I already took care of that for you."

2. Someone who protects her: she was never protected, and craves it. She wants someone who confidently puts people in their place when they disrespect her. She wants to take a deep breath and relax knowing she's taken care of, fully.

This is the partner the "angry daughter" wants:

Serious lifehack: Stop doom scrolling. Start boom scrolling. Use X whilst walking incline on the treadmill. Heart rate 130 beats per minute. Scroll past all noise. Find links valuable to friends. Send them. Check in on friends. Mute the algo when it gives you slop. Look for posts nobody is paying attention to. DM interesting people you find. Burn 500 calories in a rabbit hole. We’re all on the newsfeed — but some of us are looking at the stars.