What happens when your “plan” stops fitting and you have the courage to pivot?

In this episode, I sit down with my old friend Jackson Pollock, who went from a homeschooled kid knocking doors to mow lawns… to building and selling a lawn business… to going back to school in his late 20s… and now practicing chiropractic in Maui, Hawaii.

We talk about the uncomfortable decisions that shaped his path: walking away from college when it wasn’t the right fit, rebuilding conviction one step at a time, and making a massive family move that meant “putting life into 11 boxes” and trusting the direction they felt called to go.

Jackson also breaks down how his view of chiropractic evolved beyond “neck and back pain,” and we get into the intersection of thoughts, trauma, toxins, and what it looks like to pursue a vocation with both conviction and open hands.

In this episode, we cover:

• How Jackson started a lawn business at 12 
• The mindset shift behind dropping out of college and later returning with clarity
• Selling a business, starting a new career, and leading a family through big transitions
• Chiropractic philosophy
• Why purpose and “fuel” matter when life gets hard
• The #1 thing Jackson would tell his 17/18-year-old self 

If you’re a student (or parent) navigating “What’s next?”—this one’s for you.

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Guest: Jackson Pollock / Abundant Life Chiropractic (Maui)

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