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I dropped out of high school to become a pro athlete. That pursuit would lead me to realize my dream of becoming a pro athlete but it was a journey no one could ever have imagined. I overcame the first brain tumor when I was 21, at the peak of my career as a Freestlye-BMX athlete. That experience inspired a deep audit into the implications of my choices and how I needed to change if I wanted to be my best, both on and off the bike. What started as a means of survival morphed into my calling, and BMX was the stepping stone. In 2020, I decided to walk away from my childhood dream career for 2 reasons: 1️⃣ to preserve my health and the psyche of my wife and family. 2️⃣ to pursue my calling - guide & support others to improve their performance and quality of life, personally and professionally. Being able to live my dream did some profound things for me: ✅ literally saved my life ✅ connected me with my wife (my former athletic trainer) ✅ brought me to Iraq and other countries around the world ✅ introduced me to a mic & stage, speaking in front of thousands of people ✅ was the catalyst for my passion & obsession with my work today as a performance coach. I now channel my competitive drive and grit into my work as a performance coach and speaker. My clients want to be their best at home and work. I get to assist my clients in refining their mindset to use challenges as opportunities for personal and professional growth. My life has shown me all human beings perform, regardless of their career, age, or role in their communities. From the busy executive to the doctor, from the stay-at-home parent to the artist, from the athlete to the teacher, from the dentist to the accountant, from the retired to the youth. Everyone performs in their role and needs support to maintain and increase their health so their performance doesn't suffer. Not only do their livelihoods count on it, but the people in their lives do, too. I do what I do so others can condition their mind to be greater than their circumstances and avoid unwarranted suffering. Josh P. 💚🧠✌🏼