Degradation, loneliness, tedium, hunger, and pain. In this episode I talk about the book “I’m no hero” by Charlie plumb. A story about a pilot who was shot down in north Vietnam and locked away for 6 years. I break down his mentality and how he survived all of the torture. Listen In, Learn how you can use this philosophy to overcome similar situations in your day to day life.

In this episode I talk about the human beings millions of years ago. How we were specialist at survival and how we can use that mentality to master what we do.

Question everything, it can save your life. In this episode I talk about what influenced the American education system, the weak minded, mind control, cult leaders and how desperate human beings get taken advantage of.

What’s the meaning of human existence? In this episode I talk about why those with out purpose are just living life waiting to die.

In this episode I talk about awareness, taking responsibility, how you’ve been given a philosophy, growing up in (the system), making the choice to lose, deciding to ignore the truth and much more!

In this episode I break down the about it life mission statement, I talk about the price you have to pay for ambition, and why you will fail if you are in the game for the wrong reasons.

In this episode I talk about my dog lady and why she is changing my life right now, avoiding responsibility, why average people are okay with living a mediocre life, hustling in ikea, why you shouldn’t be afraid to fail - you should be afraid of complacency. And much more!

In this episode I talk about being careless, what it can lead to and why you should start taking ownership of your life.

In this episode I talk about why right now is the time to go all in on what you want to do. Why the summertime is the perfect opportunity for you to separate from the pack. Taking risk and making sacrifices to get to that next level.

In this episode i talk about overcoming your insecurities. The battle that goes on in your head. Me doing business on the train, my experience calling 500 people and the one moment in a swimming pool that changed my life.