Podcast Appearances
I found a thing very early on that I could excel at that was scary. And I've realized through that thing, you can get good at anything. You just have to put your attention and focus to it. And, well, when do you put your attention and focus to something the most? Well, when your literal health relies on success. It was so scary that you couldn't half-ass it, which is like –
I found a thing very early on that I could excel at that was scary. And I've realized through that thing, you can get good at anything. You just have to put your attention and focus to it. And, well, when do you put your attention and focus to something the most? Well, when your literal health relies on success. It was so scary that you couldn't half-ass it, which is like –
I found a thing very early on that I could excel at that was scary. And I've realized through that thing, you can get good at anything. You just have to put your attention and focus to it. And, well, when do you put your attention and focus to something the most? Well, when your literal health relies on success. It was so scary that you couldn't half-ass it, which is like –
I have a problem with things that involve too much personality and charisma where they could mask truth. And I think this is the problem with evangelical preachers. This is the problem with politicians. And rock stars. And it could be anybody. But it's like there's this siren call that will lead you to the rocks. And it's believing your own bullshit. Right.
I have a problem with things that involve too much personality and charisma where they could mask truth. And I think this is the problem with evangelical preachers. This is the problem with politicians. And rock stars. And it could be anybody. But it's like there's this siren call that will lead you to the rocks. And it's believing your own bullshit. Right.
I have a problem with things that involve too much personality and charisma where they could mask truth. And I think this is the problem with evangelical preachers. This is the problem with politicians. And rock stars. And it could be anybody. But it's like there's this siren call that will lead you to the rocks. And it's believing your own bullshit. Right.
Fighting was – it didn't matter what your personality was. It didn't matter.
Fighting was – it didn't matter what your personality was. It didn't matter.
Fighting was – it didn't matter what your personality was. It didn't matter.
Yeah. Nothing mattered. It didn't matter how many people liked you. If you get kicked in the head, you get fucked up. And on the flip side of it, I used to love when I would go to someone else's hometown and they had all these people beating – like cheering for them. All these people like, you're going to fuck them up. All these people cheering in the corner. I would love that.
Yeah. Nothing mattered. It didn't matter how many people liked you. If you get kicked in the head, you get fucked up. And on the flip side of it, I used to love when I would go to someone else's hometown and they had all these people beating – like cheering for them. All these people like, you're going to fuck them up. All these people cheering in the corner. I would love that.
Yeah. Nothing mattered. It didn't matter how many people liked you. If you get kicked in the head, you get fucked up. And on the flip side of it, I used to love when I would go to someone else's hometown and they had all these people beating – like cheering for them. All these people like, you're going to fuck them up. All these people cheering in the corner. I would love that.
It was my favorite thing. My favorite thing. I was like, they can't help you.
It was my favorite thing. My favorite thing. I was like, they can't help you.
It was my favorite thing. My favorite thing. I was like, they can't help you.
Fuck you, I won't do what you tell me.
Fuck you, I won't do what you tell me.
Fuck you, I won't do what you tell me.
Well, it gets in the way of clear thinking. And I had this guy named Yuri Prohaska on the podcast recently. He's a brilliant fighter who's in the UFC, who was the light heavyweight champion at one point in time. and is still one of the top light heavyweights in the world. And we were talking about anger and rage and that it leads you down a bad path of decision making when you're fighting.
Well, it gets in the way of clear thinking. And I had this guy named Yuri Prohaska on the podcast recently. He's a brilliant fighter who's in the UFC, who was the light heavyweight champion at one point in time. and is still one of the top light heavyweights in the world. And we were talking about anger and rage and that it leads you down a bad path of decision making when you're fighting.