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EP367: Andrew Gauthier - From Disaster To Real Estate Multi-Millionaire · Respark Your Life

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  Andrew Gauthier: Life is so valuable for anybody listening.
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  Andrew Gauthier: Anything is possible.
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  Andrew Gauthier: You just keep pushing, never give up, and enjoy every moment.
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  Raymond Aaron: Yes, dear listener and viewer, this is Raymond Aaron once again with a fascinating interview.
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  Raymond Aaron: You will grow to love and admire this gentleman.
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  Raymond Aaron: Listen carefully. He's a real estate investment developer who started at 21. That's amazing.
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  Raymond Aaron: By buying a duplex with his brother and steadily scaled his portfolio while working long physical
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  Raymond Aaron: hours as a marine welder. That blue collar origin and self-funded growth gave him instant credibility
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  Raymond Aaron: with investors and partners because he literally built his portfolio from sweat and risk, not
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  Raymond Aaron: inheritance. Then suddenly, very recently, he survived a catastrophic workplace accident
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  Raymond Aaron: when a 10,000 pound pipe struck him, causing severe head trauma and significant memory loss.
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  Raymond Aaron: Through disciplined nutrition, intensive rehab, and an almost obsessive commitment to recovery,
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  Raymond Aaron: he rebuilt his cognitive and physical capacity to the point of completing, get ready for this,
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  Raymond Aaron: a half marathon just nine months after his injury. That comeback shifted his focus from just
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  Raymond Aaron: accumulating doors to building a life anchored in freedom, family, health, and purpose. And he's now
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  Raymond Aaron: gone on to purchase and develop larger and larger pieces of real estate. But acquiring
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  Raymond Aaron: multi-millionairehood through real estate, though good, admirable, amazing, isn't as amazing
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  Raymond Aaron: as coming from that head disaster to amazing success. So dear Andrew Gauthier, you are our
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  Raymond Aaron: guest, not because of your success, but because of your recovery from a horrible state, which for
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  Raymond Aaron: others might have lasted their entire lifetime. So please tell us about this accident. Tell us how
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  Raymond Aaron: that day started and exactly what happened so we can experience your amazing recovery.
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  Andrew Gauthier: Yeah, for sure. Thank you so much, Raymond, for having me. And yeah, the story is,
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  Andrew Gauthier: it's a difficult one, but it's one of perseverance and a lot of strength. So
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  Andrew Gauthier: yeah, that day, just like another day, I was working out in Windsor, Ontario,
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  Andrew Gauthier: I was working out on the lake and I was driving some pipe piles and I went to cut a piece of steel free.
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  Andrew Gauthier: And at that moment, the steel kicked back.
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  Andrew Gauthier: It hit me in the side of the head and it sent me flying into a beam that was in the middle of the lake.
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  Andrew Gauthier: So at that point, I was barely conscious.
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  Andrew Gauthier: Nobody was around.
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  Andrew Gauthier: And my odds were very unlikely of survival.
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  Andrew Gauthier: So at that point, there was an inspector.
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  Andrew Gauthier: He came by boat.
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  Andrew Gauthier: He found me in the beam.
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  Andrew Gauthier: He brought me back to shore and got me to the hospital immediately.
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  Andrew Gauthier: So essentially, he saved my life and started a journey that I couldn't wish upon my enemy.
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  Andrew Gauthier: But it got me to a point of amazing success and strength and growth.
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  Andrew Gauthier: So from that day on has been a battle, a struggle, and one of the biggest fights of my life.
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  Andrew Gauthier: But I'm here now and I feel very blessed to be here.
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  Raymond Aaron: Before we go on to your struggle, what was the moment, or maybe there wasn't one, but I've interviewed other people and they tell me there was a moment.
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  Raymond Aaron: Like they were lying, semi-conscious in the hospital bed, and they overheard a doctor say to a nurse, he'll be a vegetable for the rest of his life.
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  Raymond Aaron: And in his unconscious state, he said, no, not me.
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  Raymond Aaron: So was there a moment like that for you?
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  Andrew Gauthier: So I remember very, very little.
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  Andrew Gauthier: To be honest, I have a two year memory gap from before the accident.
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  Andrew Gauthier: The accident is a little bit of a blur.
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  Andrew Gauthier: I remember bits and pieces kind of getting to the hospital, my friends from work, you
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  Andrew Gauthier: know, being obviously very terrified trying to get me there.
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  Andrew Gauthier: So, but yeah, the memory is very, very low from that, that, that accident.
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  Andrew Gauthier: But yeah, it's.
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  Raymond Aaron: Andrew, what gave you the courage to say, no, that's not going to be my life.
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  Raymond Aaron: What was it?
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  Andrew Gauthier: What happened?
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  Andrew Gauthier: Well, so yeah, I was in the hospital for a couple of months after the, after I was released
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  Andrew Gauthier: from the hospital, I started rehabilitation very, very immediately.
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  Andrew Gauthier: The pain, the memory gaps, I maybe had 10% cognitive function.
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  Andrew Gauthier: I was unable to remember most things in my life.
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  Andrew Gauthier: So once I started rehabilitations and the doctors were explaining to me the significance
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  Andrew Gauthier: of the injury, they put it this way.
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  Andrew Gauthier: They said, this recovery with brain injuries, there is no set guidelines on how this is
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  Andrew Gauthier: going to go.
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  Andrew Gauthier: You could recover 1%.
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  Andrew Gauthier: you could recover 100%.
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  Andrew Gauthier: It'll be based on how hard you work,
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  Andrew Gauthier: how much you give towards this.
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  Andrew Gauthier: So we need you to do everything you can
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  Andrew Gauthier: if you want to have a chance of a normal life again.
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  Andrew Gauthier: So at that moment, it gives me chills
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  Andrew Gauthier: just thinking about it because your whole life,
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  Andrew Gauthier: it turns so important.
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  Andrew Gauthier: How hard can you fight for the things you love, right?
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  Andrew Gauthier: for my family, for my memory, for my life, everything I've built to that point. Now the
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  Andrew Gauthier: battle has begun. It's begun. It's, it's started. And at that point I decided there is nothing I
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  Andrew Gauthier: wouldn't do. And I will fight until the very end to get what I worked so hard for. So. Wow. Now I
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  Raymond Aaron: want to, I want to go deep into that sentence. Yeah. Think back to your childhood. Was there an
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  Raymond Aaron: incident in your childhood that was similar to that when you were playing a game or you were in sports
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  Raymond Aaron: or you were in school studying for an exam and you said darn it I'm gonna succeed no matter what
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  Andrew Gauthier: was there an incident like that yeah a couple couple maybe not to that extent but I played a
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  Andrew Gauthier: high level soccer growing up I you know I competed in a lot of academic achievements and
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  Andrew Gauthier: And yeah, just that drive, that fight, that the chance of failure was zero in my mind.
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  Andrew Gauthier: And everything I can do, I would give it.
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  Andrew Gauthier: So I feel like it was kind of born or it was, you know, taught to me from a very young age that, you know, giving up isn't an option.
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  Andrew Gauthier: You know, I'm going to succeed.
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  Andrew Gauthier: I'm going to do everything I can.
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  Andrew Gauthier: I'm going to be my best self.
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  Andrew Gauthier: And yeah, there was no difference for this situation.
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  Andrew Gauthier: So, yeah.
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  Raymond Aaron: So you were an achiever from youth.
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  Raymond Aaron: There was something inside of you that said, I'm not going to fail today.
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  Raymond Aaron: We're going to win this game. Soccer is my sport.
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  Raymond Aaron: Whatever subject you were studying for, you put your all into it.
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  Raymond Aaron: And that was a dress rehearsal for this 10,000 pound pipe hitting your head.
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  Raymond Aaron: For gosh sakes, that's a five ton pipe hitting your head.
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  Raymond Aaron: And you didn't have a helmet on, right?
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  Andrew Gauthier: I had a helmet on.
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  Andrew Gauthier: The helmet went about 50 feet into the lake.
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  Andrew Gauthier: All the doctors are saying they were, they're so surprised I was alive.
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  Andrew Gauthier: They said nine out of 10 times I would be dead or at least paralyzed.
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  Andrew Gauthier: They said, it's a miracle I'm alive.
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  Andrew Gauthier: And to regain my cognitive ability, my physical ability, the way I have is a modern day miracle.
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  Andrew Gauthier: So I don't take that for granted.
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  Raymond Aaron: So I don't have a clear picture.
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  Raymond Aaron: You are a marine, what?
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  Raymond Aaron: A marine?
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  Andrew Gauthier: So a marine application welder.
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  Andrew Gauthier: So I focus primarily on water applications.
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  Andrew Gauthier: So at this point we were driving, we were doing a ferry dock wall extension.
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  Andrew Gauthier: So we were extending the ferry dock wall so they could put in a new ferry to access one
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  Andrew Gauthier: of the private islands out in Windsor.
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  Andrew Gauthier: So I work on the water.
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  Andrew Gauthier: Most of my career on the water, in the water, kind of just, yeah, all over Canada, long hours away from family, just kind of, you know, making as much as I can.
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  Raymond Aaron: Paint me this picture.
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  Raymond Aaron: You're on the water.
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  Raymond Aaron: Yep.
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  Raymond Aaron: This giant pipe hit you in the head and your helmet flew 50 feet into the water.
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  Raymond Aaron: Yep.
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  Raymond Aaron: But you didn't land in the water.
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  Raymond Aaron: Where did you land?
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  Andrew Gauthier: So we had platforms.
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  Andrew Gauthier: We had little beams lined up beside the pipes.
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  Andrew Gauthier: in order to walk on them so we could set the pipes.
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  Andrew Gauthier: So luckily I landed in the beam, the walkway beam.
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  Andrew Gauthier: Because yeah, at that point, if I was in the water, I'd be dead.
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  Andrew Gauthier: There's no way I would have survived.
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  Andrew Gauthier: So another blessing, you know, everything, all the stars aligned to keep me alive that day.
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  Andrew Gauthier: And yeah, it's been an incredible journey.
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  Raymond Aaron: So there's all this water around you.
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  Andrew Gauthier: Yes.
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  Raymond Aaron: this gigantic great lake around you.
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  Andrew Gauthier: Yep.
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  Raymond Aaron: And you landed on one little beam of water.
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  Raymond Aaron: Yeah.
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  Andrew Gauthier: Yeah.
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  Andrew Gauthier: Yep.
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  Andrew Gauthier: Very, very lucky.
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  Raymond Aaron: You wouldn't have had the cognitive ability to,
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  Raymond Aaron: to will yourself to swim.
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  Andrew Gauthier: There's no way.
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  Andrew Gauthier: Yeah.
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  Andrew Gauthier: Yep.
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  Andrew Gauthier: Wow.
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  Andrew Gauthier: That would have been it.
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  Raymond Aaron: And then you ran a half marathon for God's sakes.
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  Andrew Gauthier: Yeah.
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  Andrew Gauthier: Yeah.
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  Andrew Gauthier: So,
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  Andrew Gauthier: well,
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  Andrew Gauthier: about six months,
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  Andrew Gauthier: seven months in,
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  Andrew Gauthier: They told me, you know, you can start getting outside, trying to walk, trying to do a couple
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  Andrew Gauthier: things like so they they told me I got I got a smartwatch monitor your heart rate when the
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  Andrew Gauthier: symptoms become severe, the cognitive impairment, the pain when it gets severe, slow down.
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  Andrew Gauthier: So at first they said, go outside, start with a two minute walk.
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  Andrew Gauthier: At that point, obviously being me, I pushed it to five minutes.
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  Andrew Gauthier: The next day they said, go for a 10 minute walk.
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  Andrew Gauthier: I pushed it to 15.
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  Andrew Gauthier: And then eventually, as they were guiding me along my rehabilitation, I just kept pushing and pushing.
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  Andrew Gauthier: And all that was in my head constantly was the neurologist when he told me that, like, this is about you, what you have inside of you.
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  Andrew Gauthier: You need to give everything you have. So in my head, I'm not giving up.
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  Andrew Gauthier: I'm pushing through the pain. And yeah, nine months later, I ran into the Hamilton half marathon and just crossing that finish line from the.
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  Andrew Gauthier: The year I had prior was the best moment of my life.
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  Andrew Gauthier: Like I broke down in tears and it was just, yeah, it was an amazing event.
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  Andrew Gauthier: And yeah, it just kept me pushing forward.
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  Andrew Gauthier: So, you know, gave me that momentum and that, yeah, that great feeling to keep pushing.
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  Raymond Aaron: I need my subscribers to understand something.
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  Raymond Aaron: I personally have run three marathons. I started running after I was an extremely successful cross-country ski racer. Not just a cross-country skier, but a cross-country ski racer. I was in fabulous shape. And it took me nine months to get ready for my first marathon.
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  Raymond Aaron: yeah for him to come from almost no cognitive ability and possibly having stayed there and be
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  Raymond Aaron: a vegetable for the rest of his life and suddenly do a half marathon in nine months that oh my gosh
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  Raymond Aaron: you have to be a marathoner to know how big that is because you can say it in a sentence nine months
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  Raymond Aaron: later i ran a half marathon yeah it's as easy as saying i sucked a lollipop you know yeah sentence
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  Raymond Aaron: but the effort behind it oh man that is a miracle yeah no it was uh it was fantastic yeah it was a
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  Andrew Gauthier: great experience and I kept my running journey started going so I've been running almost every
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  Andrew Gauthier: day since and I just completed my first marathon actually so I'm excited about that and it's
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  Raymond Aaron: Tell me what your time was.
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  Andrew Gauthier: I did three hours, 54 minutes.
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  Andrew Gauthier: So not fantastic.
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  Raymond Aaron: Andrew, anything under four hours is a wild success.
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  Raymond Aaron: It's like a four-minute mile.
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  Raymond Aaron: For sure.
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  Raymond Aaron: Four-hour marathon, you're a success.
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  Andrew Gauthier: Yeah.
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  Andrew Gauthier: My first one was in Honolulu, Hawaii as well.
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  Andrew Gauthier: So the weather was in December, and it was very, very warm,
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  Andrew Gauthier: and the incline was pretty substantial.
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  Andrew Gauthier: So I was very happy with my time.
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  Raymond Aaron: another great experience. Wow, I'm so proud of you. Now, do you have any lasting impact or damage
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  Raymond Aaron: from that that hasn't healed? Yeah, so I still I do have a couple year memory gap from the before
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  Andrew Gauthier: the accident, maybe a year or two where my memory is very, very low. I remember some things,
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  Andrew Gauthier: Some things I was kind of advised just to like let them be the past.
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  Andrew Gauthier: I still have some psychological trauma.
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  Andrew Gauthier: I do have some PTSD symptoms.
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  Andrew Gauthier: I have some night terror and then some panic attacks associated with the incident.
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  Andrew Gauthier: So, you know, that's that's very difficult to deal with.
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  Andrew Gauthier: But from what I've overcome and the person I am today, all the blessings I've been given,
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  Andrew Gauthier: all of these ailments and issues I'm struggling with now,
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  Andrew Gauthier: it's easy to brush them off and still smile every single day and truly feel
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  Andrew Gauthier: blessed. The memory gap is, is difficult.
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  Andrew Gauthier: It's hard to look at pictures and realize things happened to me in my life.
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  Andrew Gauthier: And they're not really me, right? They're,
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  Andrew Gauthier: they're a different part of me that that still exists, but yeah,
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  Andrew Gauthier: the memory's gone. So it was very difficult to kind of accept that. But,
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  Andrew Gauthier: You know, with all my successes and all the amazing people in my life, I'm just I'm very, very happy to be alive and to be where I am.
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  Andrew Gauthier: So, yeah, it's it's a small, small price to pay for where I am.
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  Raymond Aaron: So sometimes it's the things that we think of as, quote, bad that are our greatest benefits.
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  Raymond Aaron: For example, in some tiny way, you would never have gotten to be a guest on my podcast.
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  Andrew Gauthier: That's for sure.
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  Andrew Gauthier: Yeah.
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  Andrew Gauthier: And I'm grateful for you, Aaron.
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  Andrew Gauthier: Raymond, sorry.
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  Andrew Gauthier: Yeah.
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  Andrew Gauthier: Yeah.
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  Andrew Gauthier: Yeah.
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  Raymond Aaron: Very, very impressed.
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  Raymond Aaron: Very impressed with you.
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  Raymond Aaron: And by the way, though I'm 81 years old, when I was growing up, my mother was quite a bully
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  Raymond Aaron: and she belittled my dad all the time.
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  Raymond Aaron: and she made fun of him. She would send him shopping. And when he came back, she would take
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  Raymond Aaron: the items out of the shopping bag, looking for mistakes, and then yelling at him for it. Well,
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  Raymond Aaron: this morning, I went shopping, and my wife gave me a shopping list. And bang, I was right there
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  Raymond Aaron: back being my dad, embarrassed that I would make a mistake. So that's 75 years ago, I remember
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  Raymond Aaron: my mother yelling at my father yes i still felt shame embarrassment don't make a mistake you're
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  Raymond Aaron: going to fail you better ask one of the attendants to make sure you're buying the right thing and here
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  Raymond Aaron: you are having a far worse trauma than i had mine was just psychological yeah verbal and yours was
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  Raymond Aaron: like gigantic physical and neurological and yet you've you've recovered in just a couple years
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  Raymond Aaron: with the minor things that you've mentioned, which, heck, those are minor compared to living a happy,
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  Andrew Gauthier: successful, wealthy life. For sure. For sure. And like, you go back and forth between feeling
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  Andrew Gauthier: blessed and cursed, right? Why me? What did I do? Why? Why is this happening? But the the percept,
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  Andrew Gauthier: the perception on on the way I'm perspective on life, the way I'm living now is impossible to,
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  Andrew Gauthier: to see unless you go through something major. So I'm very blessed to, to be able to, you know,
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  Raymond Aaron: be here and have what I have. So tell me if you can, you might not be able to answer this,
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  Raymond Aaron: a really tough question. Yep. What benefit did you get from going through this struggle?
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  Raymond Aaron: What lasting gift has it given you? Yeah. So there's, there's been so many,
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  Andrew Gauthier: Like, honestly, yeah, yeah, it's just, yeah, my appreciation for my loved ones, my appreciation for for family, for friends, for for good people, for wealth, and just all the little things in life.
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  Andrew Gauthier: So when, when you lose most of your memory, you lose your life. So once, once, once my memory was coming back, I would be, I, I, I remember this one time when I first started, um, able first begin, uh, to go outside and walk and do stuff.
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  Andrew Gauthier: I went with my niece and nephew and we were walking through through this path and and it started raining and there was a rainbow.
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  Andrew Gauthier: And it was like it was like a deja vu because like in my head, I haven't experienced this before.
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  Andrew Gauthier: This is a new thing for me.
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  Andrew Gauthier: But I'm remembering all of these beautiful times and I broke down in tears.
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  Andrew Gauthier: And and and these moments have happened so much since.
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  Andrew Gauthier: It's just all of the beauty in the world, all of the great things that everybody experiences.
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  Andrew Gauthier: It's like they're happening again for the first and second and third time.
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  Andrew Gauthier: And being so blessed to be alive, they're not taken for granted.
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  Raymond Aaron: Oh, gosh, I'm tearing up right now.
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  Andrew Gauthier: Yeah, I'm so.
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  Raymond Aaron: Oh, my gosh.
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  Raymond Aaron: You saw a rainbow for the first time as an app.
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  Andrew Gauthier: Yeah.
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  Raymond Aaron: Oh, my gosh.
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  Raymond Aaron: What you said, when you lose your memory, you lose your life.
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  Andrew Gauthier: Yeah. I never realized that. Yeah. Everything that makes you, you everything. Yeah. That's why the fight was it's life or death. Like it's, do you have it in you to survive? What? Yeah. It's, it's a lot.
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  Raymond Aaron: Now, this is a silly question. Yeah. But when you came back from your memory, did you have to become a marine welder again? Like, did you have to try the test again? Or did they just let you keep going?
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  Andrew Gauthier: So, so right now, actually, so I still have pretty severe psychological trauma related to that incident. So I still haven't been able to return to that line of work.
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  Andrew Gauthier: Oh, my gosh. Yeah. So I because you can't remember the skills. No, but because the the the memory that the trigger is too big. Yeah. I can't put on the hard hard hat. I can't put on the boots. I'll have I have panic attacks. I drive by a construction site. So I'm working still with three therapists, psychologists, psychiatrists, neurologists.
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  Andrew Gauthier: I'm still working with all these people every single week to try to address some of these
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  Andrew Gauthier: traumas and triggers and hopefully one day overcome them.
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  Andrew Gauthier: But right now it's just focusing on trying to smile, be happy and see what's on the other
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  Andrew Gauthier: side of life if it can't be back to what I was before my accident.
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  Raymond Aaron: So, oh my gosh.
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  Raymond Aaron: Yeah.
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  Raymond Aaron: You and I are going on a cruise together.
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  Raymond Aaron: Yes, we are.
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  Raymond Aaron: Yeah, so please save a spot high up on your hug card for me.
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  Raymond Aaron: I can't wait to greet you, shake your hand and give you a big hug and congratulate you in person.
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  Andrew Gauthier: Sounds fantastic.
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  Andrew Gauthier: Yeah, I'm very excited.
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  Raymond Aaron: You gave us an amazing interview of resilience coming back from nothing.
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  Raymond Aaron: I could say nothing.
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  Raymond Aaron: Yeah.
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  Raymond Aaron: And noticing things that anyone would call ordinary because they've seen it a thousand times.
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  Raymond Aaron: and you see it for the first time.
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  Raymond Aaron: Yes.
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  Raymond Aaron: Oh, my God.
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  Raymond Aaron: What a fascinating interview.
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  Raymond Aaron: Thank you for all your insights
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  Raymond Aaron: and for giving my subscribers and me
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  Raymond Aaron: a greater possibility of overcoming
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  Raymond Aaron: whatever our next issue is
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  Raymond Aaron: because you overcame yours, damn it.
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  Raymond Aaron: You overcame yours.
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  Raymond Aaron: Congratulations.
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  Andrew Gauthier: Thank you so much, Raymond.
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  Andrew Gauthier: And yeah, anything is possible.
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  Andrew Gauthier: It's you put your mind to something.
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  Andrew Gauthier: life is so valuable for anybody listening anything is possible you just keep keep pushing never give
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  Raymond Aaron: up and enjoy every moment so my name is Raymond Aaron New York Times top 10 best-selling author
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