Hope everyone had a wonderful holiday and Christmas!

Today you get a special treat as I am sharing an interview I did on my friend Erica Lippy's Passion Love Pursuit podcast. Hope you enjoy!

Summary from Erica:

Returning to the show, Doug Bopst shares his transformative journey from incarceration to personal growth. He discusses how adversity can be an advantage, emphasizing the importance of accountability and radical responsibility in overcoming challenges. Doug highlights the significance of building aligned relationships and maintaining a strong work ethic, particularly through fitness, as essential components of his success.

His story serves as an inspiration for anyone facing difficulties, illustrating that change is possible with the right mindset and determination. In this conversation, Doug Bopst and Erica Lippy delve into the complexities of mental health, the importance of acceptance, and the transformative power of faith. Doug shares his insights on overcoming adversity, the role of relationships in success, and the necessity of self-compassion in the face of failure.

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