Today we’re speaking with Joe Buckner, the Owner of Beautifully Savage Boxing in Fort Collins Colorado, a Father, Speaker, Brand Ambassador, and an OG Happy Human, based in Denver Colorado. Joe intentionally leaves people places and experiences, better than he finds them, and always inspires more love in his communities and the world.
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In this episode you’ll learn about:
- Joe’s story of getting to where he is today
- Joe’s experience in prison boot camp (being one of 14 to finish, out of 42)
- Joe’s story rebuilding his life from being a 4 time felon
- His experience with going from homelessness to being a 6 figure earner in 18 months, and then opening his gym Beautifully Savage in another 18 months.
- Turning the worst things into the best things through transformation and growth
- Using discipline to create freedom
- Cultivating confidence through continually showing up for yourself and doing things to the best of your ability
- How confidence can come off as arrogance when people don’t have that level of self love
- Connecting with our ancestors
- Focusing on those who believe in us and proving them right (vs. focusing on the doubters and proving people wrong)
- Reframing the idea of fighting to understand you have to fight for the things you want in life
- Moving through life with awareness and response rather than fear
- Instead of feeling bad about our privilege or guilt, we can DO something about it. Taking accountability for ourselves to fix things. Saying yes this is a situation, I’m aware of it, here’s what I intend to do about it
- Focusing on what we’re going to, rather than what we’re going through
- The difference between winners and losers
- How to focus on empathy and understand that we’re all seeing life through our own lens
- Learning to respect people who think differently than us, without trying to change their mind, or expecting them to change their mind
- Honoring people’s light AND darkness (instead of demonizing anyone who doesn’t think the same way you do)
- Caring more about our relationships than being right
- Loving ourselves so much that we have overflowing love to share with others
The links we’ve mentioned in the show:
- Lulu Lemon short film: https://vimeo.com/315719826
- Joe’s story of meeting Bethany: https://www.instagram.com/p/CA31rmsjMny/
- Better humans podcast: https://ryanmunsey.com/muted/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=muted