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I have no idea how well my book will do, but I know one thing: Telling the story of my life and my experiences was the right thing to do. It reads like fiction, but it's real, entertaining, and full of heart. Information is everywhere, but stories are unique. If you've gotten value from my content or I've made you laugh, you'll love 'Hard Lessons From The Hurt Business. ' There are crackheads, hood stories, boxing, physics, and forgiveness. A once-in-a-lifetime story. DM your pre-order receipt for some bonuses. https://lnkd.in/gHbJ6c-U

Most people lose the fight long before they ever step into the ring. And the truth is, the most important battle you’ll ever fight isn’t against another person. It’s the one happening inside your own mind — every day. Over the years, I fought in the streets, in the boxing ring, and in the fight for my own sobriety. What I learned, through all of it, was simple but brutal: 👉 If you can’t master your mind, your emotions, and your focus, you’ll lose — no matter how hard you work. That’s why I’m hosting a private live workshop next week: 🥊 Hard Lessons Live: Winning the Fights That Matter 📅 May 4th, 2025 @ 9:00 PM EST 📍 Private Zoom (link sent after registration) 🎁 Bonus: Hard Lessons Mindset Map PDF + 48-hour replay access In 75 minutes, I’ll teach the battle-tested mental toughness strategies that helped me: ✅ Survive growing up in the projects ✅ Become a professional heavyweight boxer ✅ Graduate with a degree in physics ✅ Publish multiple bestselling books ✅ Stay sober for over a decade ✅ How to stop fighting battles you can’t win ✅ How to stay dangerous in a chaotic world ✅ How to control your mind, not just your circumstances 🎯 Tickets are $97 — or 50% off if you preorder my new book, Hard Lessons from the Hurt Business (out August 5th). 📘 Just send me your preorder receipt (DM or email) and I’ll send you the discount link. ⚡ Seats are limited. Replay available for 48 hours only. If you’re ready to stop being controlled by chaos — and start mastering yourself — Join me. https://lnkd.in/gX-SFeUi

After this fireside style type chat at the Learning Leader Conference with Ryan Hawk last week in Scottsdale, an audience member wrote me to say that his biggest take away from the interview was an idea I shared and is something I live by: "The difficulty of a task is irrelevant if it's vital to your success."

The more you learn, the less eager you are to give advice. It's truly a sign of aged wisdom when you're able to consider: -The weight of your words -What's required to implement your suggestions -The 2nd/3rd order consequences of listening to you