On episode #175 of Kickoff Sessions we sat down with Luke Barnatt, former UFC Middleweight who's now making waves in the online business world.

In this episode, we explore ego and overconfidence in fighting and its impact on business and life, drawing lessons from the UFC. Luke discusses his journey from sleeping on the gym floor, developing a strong mindset, and transitioning to entrepreneurship.

We also touch on becoming a complete man, the importance of communication and networking, staying vigilant against complacency, and finding and realigning one's purpose. Luke's perspective on money, success metrics, and the influence of building leverage media adds depth to our conversation, all while emphasizing that the journey itself holds greater value than the end results achieved.

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(00:00) Preview and Introduction
(02:54) Transitioning From Fighter to Entrepreneur
(07:12) Battling Ego As a Fighter
(14:11) Seeking Help vs. Going Solo
(16:50) Lessons from Andrew Tate
(21:47) What is the War Room’s Objective?
(26:11) Adjusting to the Entrepreneurial Lifestyle
(31:11) Choosing Health over Wealth
(38:47) Luke’s Journey to UFC Success
(50:00) Luke UFC Debut 
(53:14) Reverse Engineering Goals
(01:02:55) Surrounding Yourself With Successful People
(01:07:32) Why Having Mentors is Important
(01:12:37) Taking Action Is Key
(01:15:40) Is Comparison Counter Productive?

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