If there is one thing that I love and admire, that is a person that has figured out their passions in life and is letting nothing stand in their way. Daniel Debrocke is a wonderful man with a fantastic story. I didn't go into the same amount of depth I go into with my guests in the studio but getting an hour with Daniel was a great experience and I'm sure we will be hearing from him about more of his journey sometime in the future. Daniel and I discuss his regime and day to day life. He tells me what he likes to focus on, what goals he sets out for himself day to day and long term. He tells me some of the difficulties he has overcome in life that has placed him into the path in life that he has chosen for himself with such love and passion. He tells us how he stays motivated, and in reality, he tells us that if you love what you're doing, you don't need to stay motivated. Some of the things that I picked up from the conversation were to question everything. Put your happiness FIRST whatever you do. If it doesn't make you happy, if you aren't being fair to yourself, stop doing whatever it is and find something that's more relevant to you and your life. Each time you fail you get a chance to self-reflect on all of your choices, see all the things that can be improved and you can grow from, which in your journey you will realize that only failures breed success! One of the things that really stuck with me and made me recall an important part of MY life and gave me some energy and a good reminder is that "Once you wake up one part of your life, it will have residual effects on the rest of your life" because you prove to yourself that something you once thought was impossible is looking at your face, being conquered by YOU. After you accept that, you ask yourself what else have you been wrong about and what ELSE are you capable of. You truly find your strength when you accomplish something you once deemed out of your talents, out of your grasps. 

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