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we have a guest. So we have a professional pro wrestler, pro strong
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man, I have BB Pro Bodybuilder and let me tell you something right now.
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Because of him, I've been out, I was able to meet Nick,
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I was able to join the crew, I was able to branch out
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into so many different things. But John Anderson is with us. Thank you
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so much for joining us on the Best Experience. Absolutely, thank you guys
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for having me. This the timing was perfect. I was available all actuality.
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We were just doing another one actually in all actuality. Well, we'll
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talk about this now for something for you guys to look out for coming up
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pretty fast. We John and I and even Ben are doing Elite Ageless Mindset.
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Now. John is one of the most driven people you were meet,
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very well put together, knows what he's doing, very organized, and he's
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got ways of setting things up. And he's one of the most successful businessmen
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you will ever see. He's all self made. So it's kind of interesting
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to pick his brain on my show this time you always see see what motivates
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you, what drives you, How did you come up with all with with
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your training, business and everything all the way around, because people don't really
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realize just how successful you are at this. Well, it's kind of a
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I think if you were to boil it down and look at the one thing
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that allowed all this to happen would be for progression. Because I'm I'm I
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guess I'm as you said, I'm driven, and I'm happier moving than sitting
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still. And sometimes when you're moving, you're moving the wrong way, but
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you're still finding opportunities or you're maybe you're moving the wrong way, but you
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get bounced back the right way. But if you're sitting still, nothing's going
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to happen. And so I mean, goodness, I've had my first real
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win as an entrepreneur. I created a business and sold it for a half
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million bucks in my shit, my mid twenties. So you came out of
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college. I mean I went to college. I have a most people don't
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know. I have a major in theology and a minor philosophy from the University
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of Theologyology major in my philosophy. Not to be confused with Portland State.
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This was a small Catholic school up in Portland. And so I guess there's
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just people tend to look at us being big, strong dudes, but they
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don't understand that there's a lot more behind it, you know, damning anybody,
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because there are so many strong dudes who ended up trading their lives to
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be a big strong guy because they didn't have They didn't take that drive and
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put it into all airs and the lives. They just kept it in the
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gym. And that wasn't me. I would be you know, I took
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that basically, that drive for the gym, and I turned it into everything.
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Now what gave me that drive? I was basically a challenge little guy
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wopping wopping learning disabilities, as we always joke, we got dyslexia, Nick,
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And there's probably more to it than that was besides dyslexia. But in
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those days, they didn't have all these names and you know, so CD
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and all this shit. They just said he's slow. Put him over there.
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And so I was in, I'm sure you've double the same thing,
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brother, you know. So basically I was I had to learn I didn't
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as a little guy. The last thing you want to do is be exile.
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All you want to do is be like everyone else. And then you
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quickly learned you get older, you don't want to be like everyone else.
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But I was you, you're trying. I'm trying to fit in. So
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I was b busting my hump just trying to get back into normal classes.
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And so I had to learn to work I say, twice as hard,
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so I would probably even say three times as hard of different elements to get
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to where I could actually be with the rest of my classmates. And I
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mean it was like I told my mom going to junior high, I said,
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listen, I said, get me out of those classes. I said,
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I'll find a way. I don't want to go into junior high and
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put into that room again. And so she went and talked to them and
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basically forced them to put me into normal classes. And it was a hell
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of a shock, but I was able to use that work ethic keep my
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head above water. Just barely, but I did it. And that right
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there is my biggest blessing I ever had, other than my kids. But
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if I hadn't actually shit, I might even have my kids if I didn't
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have this early blessing. So but that was it. It was like that.
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So for all of you guys that think, oh, man, your
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story is, oh, I'm this way because of that. Now you got
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to flip that script. Because of that that challenge that should be a strength
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because you learn to overcome it, which makes you stronger, which makes you
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better at moving forward. So your story needs My story is, yes,
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I was a pathetical little sin of a bitch. That's why I am who
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I am today in a good way. Don't let that story be oh,
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I was a pathetical little son of a bitch. That's why I have this
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job I don't like and I'm not happy with my life, blah blah blah.
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No, no flip that shit. It's not a crutch you can lean
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on. It's something to motivate yourself exactly, long term, exactly. So
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basically, from there, I discovered weightlifted and quickly realized I was better at
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weightlifting than I was the sports I was playing. And but the main thing,
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I was finally good at something and that just for me, that was
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it, and it was like everything just started falling into place. I was
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taking that work ethic and I was applying it in the weight room and getting
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started happening for me. I was I was. I guess I was.
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You could say I was happy because I was making progress. It was an
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actual tangible way for me to see I was making progress versus all everywhere else
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in my life. I was busting my ass, and it was it was
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harder to see the progress because it was busting my ass just to just to
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keep my my head above. I'm busting my ass and I'm actually like it.
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Became the second junior in my high school squad four five, and that
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was that was big. That completely changed my status. Walking down the hall
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overnight, it was like I'm still just as there. I was just the
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same, It's just now everybody viewed me differently because all of what nobody could
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see what I was doing finally came to the forefront. I was like,
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WHOA, I can get used to this. It's pretty neat. It's pretty
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neat when that change happens in high school too, they went from everybody picking
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on me to everybody like, we're not doing that, And it was like
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it was just like for me, it was like I had this feeling I
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had never experienced before, and all I wanted was more of that, and
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it was it was you know, I'm not drug user, but I can
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only imagine that there's there's there's nothing that feels as good as basically getting credit
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for something that you've worked so hard for. And the best part about it
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is is you just the more that you want to get call it high of
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your own feeling, the better your life gets. As to we all know,
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drugs make your life worse. So for those of you that are in
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pursuit of hi, the in pursuit of a high that your brain will give
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you from busting your ass because the drugs, the drugs that your brain gives
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you are far better than the one you can buy on the street or get
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from the doctor. And so so that basically that's the drive. That's where
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the drive came from. And and so I went to college with the idea
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that I knew that I wanted to be a big, strong dude and didn't
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have any clue what I wanted to do. Besides that, I just knew
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that that was my calling. I was like, I really didn't care about
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anything else. I was still eighteen nineteen, so the reality of having to
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make money really hadn't said in yet. Well I go. I check into
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college about one eighty, I come out about two sixty five. It was
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five years. So I was relentless. Though keep in mind my day was
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designed around my training. I didn't drink. I mean, most college kids
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spend most of their lives drunk. That was not me. I was focused
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from the jump. And so basically I graduated college. I have no intention
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of getting a job. I never did. I was like, it's not
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what I want. I don't want to get in a car and go sit
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in traffic and go to some job I don't want to do. I was
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I was living my passion. I didn't want to give that away. And
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so I graduated college and I thought, well, I guess I need to
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try to start a business because it'll give me the time I need to continue
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to do what I want to do and pursue my dreams. And I knew
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I want at that point. I knew I thought I wanted to be a
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pro bodybuilder at that point because that was what was just the magazines. It
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was easiest to see what was going on, you know, a strong man
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wasn't as visible. There was no magazine. You could catch it weird times
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on the end. Plus, as a as a youngster, my mom I
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didn't have TV because she knew it would make my problems worse. So I
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never I didn't really start watching TV until Jesus later in high school and you
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just had a bedtime and the World's Strongest Man was always on these wee hours
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in the morning. So I never even saw the TV show till I was
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probably I never saw the TV show till I was probably twenty two years old.
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Wow. Anyway, so I got basically started a few businesses and they
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failed. But even my failure was something I had learned to pursue. I've
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been told I couldn't my whole life, So there's no difference when adults started
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telling me, I've been my kids have been telling me that my whole life.
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And of course it was rough failing, but you just realized I got
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to get up and do it again. And so my first business I came
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back to. Funny enough, one of the first ones was actually a food
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prep business, way ahead of his time, way ahead of its time.
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I was bundling up in the little things the whole deal, was making them
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myself. I didn't care what I had to do. I just didn't want
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to go get a job. It was actually successful, it did really well,
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but the logistics killed me driving around dropping these things off the gyms.
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I was selling it, and the problems they were spoiling too quick. So
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I was like, that's what killed me, you know, is it was
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all fresh, real food anyway, So that failed, and I was like,
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well, I guess I better go. I'm at this point I don't
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have any money. Just to demonstrate how much money I didn't have, you
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know, I was living with friends and I had no money to eat,
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so I would go into literally Safeway was the grocery store that was prevalent in
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where I lived, and I would walk around and I would eat, and
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then I would leave the store. I didn't have I didn't carry anything out
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of my pockets. I would just eat it. I would just the only
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thing I was carrying out of there was in my stomach. And so I
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did that for you know, I'm trying to do it everything. It was
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always looking for ways to find food, but that if I had sixty cents
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in my pocket, was walking across the way to eat it safely because there
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was one right across from where I was staying anyway, So that kind of
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demonstrates where I was. And I was like, well, I guess I
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better start a business with something I have a little little bit more experience with.
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So that was paint. I painted in college, and basically it was
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just me walking up to houses that need a paint job. Hey, the
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door to door, I'll paint your house for fifte hundred bucks and you could
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do it in a week. So for a college kid a couple hundred bucks
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in paint and make the twelve hundred bucks in a week, get a buddy
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of mine to help me do it. I was like, OK, it
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was great in college. Well now let's turn this into a business. So
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I started knocking on even more doors as a business. First year completely illegal,
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I didn't even it was. I had literally nothing. I borrowed some
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money from my mom and I had this little Beater truck and that was the
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business right there and anyway, so I knew what I could do. I
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knew that I could get a couple of houses on my belt. I at
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number one, I could start eating, or two I could get a place
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to live, and basically come that up. Five years later, year two,
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I was completely legit. And five years at the five year mark,
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end of five years, twenty employees, and I was told the son of
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a bitch for half of the bucks. Yeah, that was my first real
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win, and like the universe was lining up for me because my training is
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I'm just a beast at this point, I'm still don't have the confidence of
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my physical ability because I carried that forward. And one of my buddies said
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to me, was one of my early training in the GM and no one
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could touch you. He said, listen, I know you're afraid to go
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compete, because I'm very honest with him, and he's like, if you
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won't do it for you do it for me. He goes, I'm not
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strong enough. And I worked and he worked hard and worked hard together.
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He's like, we worked hard together, and I was like, God,
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damn it a bit, She's right. So I signed up for my first
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drama contest and so I traveled to New Mexico. Boom won that contest and
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then uh one in between and won my pro card my third drama contest,
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which was the Azelia Fest. Then that's where I came to Las Vegas Nick
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to do my first, my fourth ever contest in Las Vegas, Mark Phillipy's
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show there, and that got me into story Man and I was scared to
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death man, scared of death, but thank god they started off the contest
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one of my strengths. So it was a cleaning press for reps overhead and
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I won the event as a as a rookie in the and I was like,
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Okay, that gave me the confidence I needed to boost off and place
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in wellnoughs, qualify for nationals, and the rest is history. And so
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basically that work ethic, I mean that drive. You spoke about just everything
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and from there went from brom in to wrestling, wrestled Japan, little Mexico,
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two, a little in the US by primarily Japan. Then, you
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know, in forty two, I was like, well, ship, what
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am I going to do? Now? Still got that thing in me though,
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you know. So I came home I said, well ship, man,
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I'm goause theody a bodybuilding to try. People. Are you forty two?
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What are you out of your mind? I said? Listen, I
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said, I've been told that stuff in my whole life. You know you're
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right, but I'm gonna give it a crack. Well in my first client.
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Keep in mind, at that point I'm showing up in into bodybuild.
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I'm already I'm a three hundred pound dude. You know, It's like all
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the building is over. I just need to pick up some weak spots and
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learn learn the craft of getting really lean for the stage, and so win
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my first contest, qualify for nationals, go to the second one. Win
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that one boom, I'm pro and two contests which put me in a really
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small school of people who had ever won their pro their pro card and two
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contests. I believe I'm one of five. And my third ever bodybuilding contest
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was my pro debut, you know, and of course it was a little
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rattling, but you know, she's been kind of doing this ship my whole
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life in terms of you know, jin I mean, my my fourth ever
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strong man contests as that's in Vegas and I'm competing against guys that I've been
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watching on television, you know, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah yeah.
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I mean, and then and then the same thing with with wrestling.
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I didn't you know, I had about wrestling. I just basically, you
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know, and I got my first contract in Japan, like my second match,
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and which was really because the way I look, you know, you
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know, a little forthcoming with what I said, my experience was. Then
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I got in there and I got butts out of the seats, you know,
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ed up what I did, but I did so I got you know,
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off, So you know, it was singing with bodybuilding, yeah,
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a little daunting, but I've been you know, I was used to being
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the new guy with no experience, and so I just did off I went.
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And then so this whole story leads up to your question about my current
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coaching business. Brother. So, and we're getting and we're getting close,
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baby, we're getting close. So anyway, so what are your pro bodybuilders?
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So what do you do you open a gym. That's what pro bodybuilders
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do. And I was like, you know, that was a dream.
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I always wanted to have a gym, you know, from this PLU guy.
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So opened my gym. It did really well and it was so perfect.
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It was like two mile house. It was. It was kind of
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for everything that it was. It was a gym, but we had you
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know, we powerlifters. You came there next you saw it was a little
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place, but people came there and the membership was spending because they were coming
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to specialize, which was perfect because I had all this experience and it was
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like, you know, it was it was just kind of a I had
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bodybuilders, you know, strong men and women, powerlifting people. There even
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had an Olympic team. We had an Olympic coach. He was at my
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Olympic coach because that's some really technical ship. But anyway, so it's going
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well and next thing, you know, Pizard to call the gym said hey,
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can you coach me? And I'm like, yeah, where do you
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live. I'm thinking they live across the Bay or something, you know,
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because coming from the East Bay to my place, they're like, uh,
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Missouri, Arkansas, you know, oh, okay doing this over the phone,
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They're like yeah, I said, okay. Well, quickly I realized
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that coaching from a more grand scale gave me the ability to get the people
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I wanted to work with. Also, it didn't limit me to a to
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a jig. As a gym, you're only going to get so far away.
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People aren't going to travel three hours to you. I mean they do
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it for like attrition here and there, but no with no regularity. And
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so I quickly realized, holy shit. I was like this, this is
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there's something going on here. Because I started, I just ran it through
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my gym. At first, I'm looking at the reports in the month,
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going God, damn, this is all from people that aren't even here.
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There's no overhead. And so I told my wife, I said, look,
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I said, you you take the reins on the gym. I'm just
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gonna tuck my ass in the office and see what I could do with with
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this, you know business. And but I say, I lean on it.
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You know. You know what I mean when I lean and I attacked
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it, you know, yeah, I mean basically evolved into a seven figure
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business really quickly. And I was like, whoa, And they keep in
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mind. It's you got to understand that a business like that does that not
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because you just try to sell a bunch of shit. You do it because
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changing people's lives. And I loved it because I was changing so many more
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people's lives. And you know, I mean I was from wives of the
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people that came into the program. I thank you so much. He's got
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more energy, he does his honeydew list, we have a great sex life
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again. So we're like, I'm bringing back quality of life to people that
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you know that they were over the hill. And it was like it was
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like, holy smokes. That's why. You know, when your people say
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the more value you bring to the world, the more money you're going to
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make, that statement is so true. You know, you tell a turd
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and expect you're going to get rich, But you might fool people at first.
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As soon as they figure out you sold them a turd, they're not
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coming back, you know. So basically, you know, when it comes
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to entrepreneurship, it's just you know, and of course that's that's my coaching
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business. There's offsprings and I've had plenty of the stuff that we're not talking
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about. But really, when it comes down to it. My creative side,
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it's that I love to create something I love to, you know,
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especially, and the theme is it's got to help people, you know.
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Clothing line. My clothing line is about, you know, basically saying no
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mental weakness. I'm not going to use the word. I'm not cuss on
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your show, you know, but it's like saying, you know, ask
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weakness excuses and it's just like that, the little things that can play in
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your head to help you get out of your chair. Yeah, I've got
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created an offspring of the coaching business and it's all about basically and you know,
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everything that we're dealing, which I'm really excited about because if you strip
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all of it away, the thing that's you know, their step in helping
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someone is all right here. Yes. So the fact that we're on our
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new adventure together, brother, we're attacking this whole thing that that really needs
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to be the first step. The hardest part is that most people don't realize
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that's got to be the first step, you know. And I mean,
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let long winded story would be a perfect example, and I'm not I developed
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that first step out of necessity just to survive, and because that became well
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I am. It's just like I'm gonna put it over here. I'm gonna
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put it over here. You know, they take that same stuff you put
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it in parenting, you put it into you know, your friends and family
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and your wife, and it just becomes you know, it's life is good.
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What else can I say? That's it, you know, long winded
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answer to a short question, but there you go. Baby. Oh yeah,
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because, like I said, the set in the example that you put
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off. Like I said, I've been working with John for man, it's
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got to be three years now, maybe a little longer, and just everything
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that I've learned from you, from being and your presence of how we communicate,
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how we talk, how we plan things, or how things are set
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up. It's like because like like I said, it's like, uh,
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a lot of us don't know what to do or how to do it,
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or how to speak, how to plan, or even how to project what
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you want. Like how you always talk about in the mindset like I knew
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do this, I want to do this, but we always have that mental
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block and a lot of those blocks have been smashed because just from the way
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we always handle things and the way things that are always taken care of.
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Like I said, it's you know, you put me on a new mental
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level of how I look at my life and how I want to do things
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as I've always had that same thing, where like I world is against me,
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it's stopping me, it's not letting me do anything. And I stop
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thinking like that, and I stopped trying to have that there, and it's
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like, no, this what I'm going to do. This is how I
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do it. I get up every single day, I write my ideas,
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I write my plans, I write my feelings, and I write exactly what
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I want to do out every single day because that's the only way shit gets
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done. Yeah, it's it's like program Our minds are like computers. It's
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like pre computers. I mean, that's what I did with my own journey
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and I and and I just kind of stealed it down to the simple formula
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that translates really well, and then you got to make it where people can
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remember. So the formula. If you guys ever join us on our on
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Nick and our show, Nick and My Show, where we're talking about strategies
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for for you know, message three ageless mindset, Yes's mindset. It's exactly
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it's three two one. I mean it's three is three things you're going to
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be positive about for today. The two things the two p's is your purpose.
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What are you how do you tend to behave to get closer to that
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goal? And the number one is my favorite, is the purse. What
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are you going to remove? And so when you wake up every day and
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you do what Ben's talking about and you format it in a way because we're
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not talking about to do list, to do list is great. This is
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how you actually are going to behave. This is how you're going to react
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to the world. This is how this is like a dare of mindset.
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You know, you can start a crack through you can crack through a to
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do list, you know, at the rest of your life and make the
23:40
same dumb mistakes you make every day and you won't make any progress. You
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know, Ben, I thank you for saying that, brother, because that's
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one thing, I mean is huge. So to hear you say all that
23:49
stuff makes me really happy because you know, that's one thing that I'm really
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focused on now is I've been so focused on changing clients, which is great
23:57
and I'm not going to stop doing that, but I'm definitely realizing that the
24:00
next layer of this for me is to change the lives of the people on
24:03
my team, and obviously been You're a piece of my team. So Nick,
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we're we're parted up in a business too, which is great, you
24:11
know, and there's nothing better than I'm not sitting here. Yeah, I'm
24:17
not saying I don't go to the World's Strongest Man. Ever. I don't
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go to IF's the world. I don't go to nationals. I don't go
24:23
to the contest to become a strong man. It was the contest that I
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saw you competing in, Yeah, that the Philippine put on that I was
24:30
just like, this is freaking cool. I'm watching you go. I know
24:34
how strong are because I think we did a power to meet together. I
24:37
want to say in Lovado, well we because we remember we crossed past very
24:41
first in uh and uh yes, Santa Rosa in Santa Rosa. Yeah,
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yeah, yeah, that's way way back way back early nineties. Yeah,
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like yeah, I say, ninety two, ninety three at the latest.
24:59
Yeah, yeah, you're the only dudes that had the ball because you're back
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in those days, you know, you eat powerlifting was not in the forefront
25:04
and you were wearing a suit in the gym and people had no idea what
25:07
to think of that. That's true. I did that, sure, I
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did. Now, that was exactly That's what made us is because we were
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focused. We knew what we're doing, we knew what we how we were
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going to behave, you know, and yeah, thank you guys for both
25:22
sent It's really cool, man, really really cool, you know, in
25:25
a in a joking I guess, factual joking, but kind of also heartbreaking
25:30
at the same time. When you went to IFSA Worlds the first time because
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I busted out my knee and Derek messes back, so you came up two
25:40
spots to go. But the beautiful part was I was like, he's got
25:42
to go do well if he's you know, And that was the coolest thing.
25:47
I was like, Dick, hell, gather for us, baby,
25:48
you know, cry now I'm holding it together. No, the crazy thing
25:55
was is we get to if the Worlds. In the first events, the
25:56
farmers walk out up your alley, bitch what you needed, you know,
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I mean, so new to the sport. It was like, yeah,
26:02
it was just like me having you know, for the overhead. It was
26:04
like, Okay, I'm swings. I feel like I should be here,
26:08
you know, for sometimes it does. And the first thing I do is
26:11
break the whold. Yeah, yeah, who's that? You know? Yeah
26:18
you were coming in. Man, you were a little undersized in the beginning,
26:21
but you were so fast. You know when I so undersized. Funny
26:23
enough, it's still like to eighty five. But you know, Abby,
26:26
eighty five, we all know that you got to get a little bigger than
26:30
to eighty five. So I'm talking strong man terms, you know, better
26:33
size. When I came in too, I came in about your same size,
26:34
and they're like, you need to put on about fifteen pounds on my
26:37
coaches. Try to do this my whole life, you know. But it's
26:41
awesome how all of our pasts intertwine and we're in and out of each other's
26:47
lives so much. And it's just amazing now at this stage of our lives
26:51
that we get to do things together and we get to influence other people in
26:53
a positive manner and make their lives better. And that's what makes things so
26:59
fulfilling for me anyway. I like making people's lives better. I like giving
27:03
them motivation. I just just a number, and so many people want to
27:07
pack it in and it's like, no, why, yeah, you're thirty,
27:11
you're not done. You know what about the Brothers. We are having
27:15
so much fun with our new project on a lead age's mindset because we're i
27:19
mean basically showing what we're kind of like a curtain like listen, I just
27:25
want to know what goes on to get there. This is the stuff that
27:29
you can't see. This is like, this is behind the training. It's
27:33
like, you know, my favorite TV shows was behind the Music where they
27:36
talked, where they talked about the people that the musicians' lives and how they
27:40
live day to day. This is like behind the strength, behind the training,
27:45
behind the eating. It's all the little things that go into making all
27:48
those things that that most people want to do possible, you know. And
27:53
it's just it's neat because it's extremely informative as well. Yeah, and it's
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a man, you know. It's just people don't understand just how far the
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basic philosophies if you follow them and you do them, and you execute them,
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and you stay on top of it, and you honor commitments that you've
28:12
made to yourself and you've honored and you take care of all these things.
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How it really just is if you do these processes, it all falls into
28:21
place. Yes, yeah, the press. The fourth P is progress,
28:25
and that if you get all three p's, you're always going to have the
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fourth P. It's that simple, you were always going to have progress,
28:33
and slow, methodical process progress over years time will put you so far ahead
28:37
of anywhere you could have ever gone before. You just don't understand. And
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it's that type of mentality that God is here that we're trying to teach.
28:47
Yes, you know, I try. I try to make it really simple
28:51
in terms of someone because what you just said it makes perfect sense. But
28:53
let's put it in like a singular one task that most people do every day.
28:59
They're going to brush your They don't have to think about it, they
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just do it. Well, that's one of a series of habits that you
29:06
put into place that you just start to do. And what Nick just said
29:10
comes it comes true because you've created a series of behavior patterns in your life,
29:15
your daily life, and you make progress every day. And like I
29:19
said, our show and our three piece is all about helping you program that
29:22
mind and implement the things you need to do to give what you want and
29:26
some people might look at it going, hey, I want to get big
29:27
and strong. Some people might look out of God, I want to get
29:30
big, strong and do's better with my relationships, with my business. It
29:33
applies everywhere, you know, every bit of your life, which is so
29:37
amazing. Yeah, and the fact that it helps everyone that encounters it is
29:45
just brilliant and I love that. So thank you absolutely absolutely well, John,
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Hey, we go on forever. Yeah, because all the time.
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But end the show and Nick has a say, and the saying is just
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it's just one of those things that people should always hear, people should always
30:07
know, you know, tell you you can find an Elite AGI's mindset on
30:11
Patreon. The link will be in our show notes. So if you guys
30:15
want to come in check that out, see what it's about, learn what
30:18
real mindset is and what it takes to possess it, you can easily do
30:22
that at Patreon slash them. Link will be in the note. So make
30:26
sure you guys check it out because you're gonna be able to get a deep
30:29
insight on some of the just like you said, behind the scenes of what
30:33
it takes to be an elite AGI's mindset. But Nick, take us on
30:37
that here and let the people know what they need to hear well as always
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