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A Disciplined Man With The Biggest Big Heart - Stephen Marlo
Stephen Marlo is a Black Belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Deer Hunter, and a man with a big heart.
Phronimos is a person of practical wisdom who consistently makes virtuous and well-reasoned decisions in real-life situations.
Timestamps:
00:00 Deer Hunting And Self-Sufficiency
06:00 BJJ: The Unfortunate Reality Of Being An Expert
14:39 Pain, Growth, and Consistency
35:36 Illusion Of Need, Break The Rules, Discipline, Saying No
53:53 Being Someone You're Not and Choosing to Be Better
01:00:02 Women vs Girls: The Downsides To Having Standards
01:25:01 Controlling Horses, Dressage/Western, and German Discipline
01:35:02 Steroid Olympics and the Amish
01:41:11 Martial Arts Mental Pressure
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Summary:
In this engaging conversation, Stephen Marlo shares his journey through bow hunting and jiu-jitsu. Starting with hunting during COVID, Stephen details his initial struggles, the euphoria of his first deer, and his path toward self-sufficiency. He reflects on achieving his black belt in August 2024 and the mental transformation required to progress in martial arts.
Stephen discusses how individual sports changed his life after college, teaching him that persistence and discipline can overcome any challenge. He explains his philosophy on training partners, the difference between "beasts" and "technicians" in jiu-jitsu, and why embracing discomfort leads to growth.
The conversation also explores making friends as an adult, adapting to technological challenges in his new career, and his hope to look back in five years and see someone with the same core values but improved skills. A thoughtful discussion about discipline, growth, and finding purpose through challenges.
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This video is for entertainment purposes only.
The focus is gaining clarity over agreement on different perspectives of various topics, with an emphasis on Continuous Improvement over Delayed Perfection.
The views and opinions expressed in this video are those of the individual speakers and do not necessarily represent the perspectives of Substratum 611, any affiliated third parties, or the personal/professional affiliations of the speakers.
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By Aren JayanthanStephen Marlo is a Black Belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Deer Hunter, and a man with a big heart.
Phronimos is a person of practical wisdom who consistently makes virtuous and well-reasoned decisions in real-life situations.
Timestamps:
00:00 Deer Hunting And Self-Sufficiency
06:00 BJJ: The Unfortunate Reality Of Being An Expert
14:39 Pain, Growth, and Consistency
35:36 Illusion Of Need, Break The Rules, Discipline, Saying No
53:53 Being Someone You're Not and Choosing to Be Better
01:00:02 Women vs Girls: The Downsides To Having Standards
01:25:01 Controlling Horses, Dressage/Western, and German Discipline
01:35:02 Steroid Olympics and the Amish
01:41:11 Martial Arts Mental Pressure
________________
Summary:
In this engaging conversation, Stephen Marlo shares his journey through bow hunting and jiu-jitsu. Starting with hunting during COVID, Stephen details his initial struggles, the euphoria of his first deer, and his path toward self-sufficiency. He reflects on achieving his black belt in August 2024 and the mental transformation required to progress in martial arts.
Stephen discusses how individual sports changed his life after college, teaching him that persistence and discipline can overcome any challenge. He explains his philosophy on training partners, the difference between "beasts" and "technicians" in jiu-jitsu, and why embracing discomfort leads to growth.
The conversation also explores making friends as an adult, adapting to technological challenges in his new career, and his hope to look back in five years and see someone with the same core values but improved skills. A thoughtful discussion about discipline, growth, and finding purpose through challenges.
________________
Website: https://www.substratum611.com
Shop Substratum 611: https://shop.substratum611.com
Social Media Links: https://www.substratum611.com/social-media-links
This video is for entertainment purposes only.
The focus is gaining clarity over agreement on different perspectives of various topics, with an emphasis on Continuous Improvement over Delayed Perfection.
The views and opinions expressed in this video are those of the individual speakers and do not necessarily represent the perspectives of Substratum 611, any affiliated third parties, or the personal/professional affiliations of the speakers.