For those of you who don't know...

I had brain surgery exactly 5 weeks ago from the time this episode was released. It was, by far, the worst thing I've ever experienced. In this episode I dive into the story behind that surgery and how this surgery has affected my life, ultimately forcing me to choose a plan B for my life (which was not figured out).

I was faced with some major adversity because of this surgery, but I needed to get it done... Should I sit here and pout? 

Fuck no.

Adversity is a major part of our lives as human beings. In order to make it through life, we need to figure out how the fuck to overcome all these challenges that are thrown at us. Without learning how to deal with shit, we get depressed, anxious, and shut down. If we've never faced any real adversity in our lives, we'll never evolve and grow. 

Adversity is a good thing... as long as you let it be. We must embrace adversity with open arms. 

"No man is more unhappy than he who never faces adversity. For he is not permitted to prove himself." - Seneca

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Today, I discuss 10 principles of leadership that I adopted during my time in the Marine Corps. Marines are widely known as some of the best leaders in the world, and that isn't exclusive to the battlefield. Many Marines and other service members alike, do their time in the Military and go on to become extremely successful members of society, leaders of their community, workplace, and homes. Leadership is arguably the single most important factor in a Marine, and I'd even go as far as saying in anyone, being successful in the Marine Corps or in society. Without it, you're left to everyone else's choices, doing what they want you to do, and inevitably putting yourself in undesirable positions that wont lead you to where you intend to go in life.

Leadership is extremely difficult, and few have mastered it. I'm not so naive to think that I have it all figured out, because I definitely don't, but I try by hardest to be the best leader that I can possibly be. I was fortunate to have some amazing leaders in front of me that helped pave the way and mold me into who I am today, and these ten principles are what I've learned from them.

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