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Leveling Up Your Mindset & Fitness with: Matthew Silva
Let's talk about time and its pressure-inducing
nature. Time can often clash with our priorities, and how we choose to organize
the events in our lives depends on our mindset and approach towards life. To
achieve our goals and attain prosperity, we need to figure out the mindset and
lifestyle that work best for us.
Although the answer to this is different for
everyone, it is intended to bring us closer to the idea of collective
excellence. Building new habits and changing our lifestyle can take anywhere
from a few weeks to a few months, depending on how ingrained the behavior is
that we wish to change.
Matthew Silva, a former United States Marine Corps
veteran, served his country with dedication. When the government started
getting unreliable due to Covid, he left the service. He wasn't sure how to be
successful, so he worked as a bouncer at a nightclub for a year.
However, when his father was diagnosed with ALS, he
realized that family was the most important thing. So, he moved to Florida to
be with his parents and reset his mindset by reading books and seeking wisdom.
He found his passion in helping others through loss (as his father passed away five
months ago) and through fitness and mindset shift. He joined me this week to
discuss his story.
If you want to learn more about him, you can check
his Instagram account: @readyevolve.
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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Let's talk about time and its pressure-inducing
nature. Time can often clash with our priorities, and how we choose to organize
the events in our lives depends on our mindset and approach towards life. To
achieve our goals and attain prosperity, we need to figure out the mindset and
lifestyle that work best for us.
Although the answer to this is different for
everyone, it is intended to bring us closer to the idea of collective
excellence. Building new habits and changing our lifestyle can take anywhere
from a few weeks to a few months, depending on how ingrained the behavior is
that we wish to change.
Matthew Silva, a former United States Marine Corps
veteran, served his country with dedication. When the government started
getting unreliable due to Covid, he left the service. He wasn't sure how to be
successful, so he worked as a bouncer at a nightclub for a year.
However, when his father was diagnosed with ALS, he
realized that family was the most important thing. So, he moved to Florida to
be with his parents and reset his mindset by reading books and seeking wisdom.
He found his passion in helping others through loss (as his father passed away five
months ago) and through fitness and mindset shift. He joined me this week to
discuss his story.
If you want to learn more about him, you can check
his Instagram account: @readyevolve.
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices