Welcome to the return of a new Men of Mindset themed episode! This is our sixth event hosted live from Scott's Man-zone Barn aka FUEL HQ. This episode includes multiple new voices at this sixth gathering under Scott's theme of the Men of Mindset. As a general overview for this special episode, they continued emphasizing the importance of mindset and personal growth.

They discuss the significance of spirituality, health, family, and business in personal success. Mike shares a heartwarming story about a former student who credited him with helping him graduate high school. The conversation highlights the need for human connection, the impact of technology on mindset, and the importance of continuous self-improvement and resilience. The discussion centered on the impact of leadership and service, emphasizing the importance of genuine care and positive pressure to perform. The conversation underscored the value of servant leadership, the ripple effect of goodwill, and the necessity of self-care before helping others. Key points included the significance of respect, the power of positive influence, and the need for mentorship across age groups. The session concluded with a call to action for continuous personal and professional growth.

~ Inner Strength: Mahatma Gandhi, it comes from an indomitable will, highlighting that resilience is a mental and spiritual trait.

• Mike (Mak) Makhoul, Former Educator, now a Commercial & Residential Real Estate Professional,https://www.linkedin.com/in/michael-makhoul-m-ed-bb995069/
• Chris Saraceno, Author of The Theory of 5,https://theoryof5.com/and Vice President of Kelly Automotive Group.
• Jesse Dugan, Founder and Chiropractor,https://www.pain2performancechiro.com/
• Ony Momah, Psychiatrist,https://onymomah.com/

ONY MOMAH:

1. The significance of mindset, particularly for men, and the importance of surrounding oneself with positive influences.
2. Discusses the concept of identity decompression, particularly for athletes and professionals transitioning to new roles.
3. Audience advice to be cautious about the people they allow into their lives and to take care of their minds.

CHRIS SARACENO:

1. The Theory of 5, involving spirituality, marriage, children, business, and health, and the importance of surrounding oneself with the right people.
2. The importance of leading by example and not needing a direct coaching role to positively influence others.
3. Greater appreciation for the importance of continuous growth at any stage of life.

JESSE DUGAN:

1. Emphasizes the importance of in-person connections and the benefits of activities like powerlifting and outdoor activities.
2. The importance of showing care and truly connecting while building trust with clients aka patients.
3. The value and role of greater trust in the profession of chiropractic care practices.

MIKE (MAK) MAKHOUL:

1. The importance of strong faith and keeping a spiritual connection to maintain a positive mindset.
2. The importance of setting standards and living by values, and the need for continuous self-improvement.
3. Mak shares a quote attributed to Saint Francis of Assisi about teaching and preaching the word of God through actions.

Honorable mentions of earlier visitors who had to depart before recording included:

• Justin Schenck, Founder of The Growth Now Movement and The Growth Now Summit LIVE,https://www.justintschenck.com/
• Rob Eschbach, Founder of F13 Performance,https://f13performance.com/and Resistance Strength,https://www.resistancestrength.fit/

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I've been using those quote for years: "We are the product of the five people we spend most time with." This is a translation from the famous Jim Rohn quote: "You are teh average of the five people you spend the most time with." This is about that psychological shift, when you start changing the people that are around you. I've said this years ago, it doesn't mean you have to cut them out of your life. Some distance is necessary when you are looking for growth. If they don't respect that, if you respect them enough, and you want them to respect you in return, and you must let them know that. If you do not, they will still continue to not take that seriously, then you need to give them a break. This is important when you're trying to grow, so you can help them in the future, or those around you, and it's like, hey guys, I need to take a pause.

There you go, ladies and gentlemen, great combo. I'm gonna sum this up. We're here to FUEL your health, business, a lifestyle. All the gentlemen did that tonight, so thank you for tuning in for a sixth Men Of Mindset.

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