Darren Prince

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858 appearances 4 recordings 2 series first heard Feb 2025 last heard 10 Sep

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Living Your Legacy · How Darren Prince Turned Addiction into a Mission to Help Millions · 6 Feb 2025 podcast

Yeah, I mean, highly functioning until I wasn't. And then it just became this crazy facade and this double life. And, you know, I just know there's so many people out there that we know of and don't know of that are suffering from mental health and substance abuse. And it's just so beautiful that you guys have this platform now around the world, you know.

I know there's a stigma in certain countries still, and I think it's work hard, play hard, and don't complain.

Blue collar mindset. And if you're really crushing it, it's that white collar mindset. Oh, no, no, no. I got it going on. I don't have any problems. And the reality is we all do. Everybody struggles with something. You know what I'm saying? You could be struggling on the bottom of life and you could be on top of the mountaintop.

And the reality is unless you're working on here and in here and in here, you're not going to get the quality of life that you deserve, that genuine happiness to create that legacy that we're all trying to leave.

Johnson, Smokin' Joe Frazier, Pamela Anderson, and our prime, you know, Dennis Rodman, prime years with the Chicago Bulls. And, you know, everybody said, man, this guy's got it all. Everybody I grew up with, look at this life. You know, the woman wanted to be a part of it.

guys wanted to be a part of it everybody wanted to be rubbing elbows with me but you know i was hiding a deep dark secret and was it a pure you know you'd go home that day and that whole like week a month it would just be ongoing i wouldn't say it was 24 7 it was all throughout the day though like i would i would need my opiates to get my morning started and then somewhat in the afternoon always before an event but you know i'd be sitting here with you and i you know i tell these stories all the time it's just

Praise it to me, man, because 16 and a half years ago, I would have been in the bathroom first, snorting some Oxycontin, some Percocets, getting ready to sit down with you for this interview. I don't need to be that guy anymore. I put God first in my life. And I work on those traumas every day because we all still have them. And I try to just go deep into meditation.

And I think service to others is everything. I think when you put that hand out and you be kind to even be a stranger, I think things just manifest.

vibrate better in our life because the world is just so focused on success and money and that's good and great. Don't get me wrong, but it really doesn't give you that full genuine happiness, peace in your heart, peace in your soul.

there is sense of entitlement um you're treated differently at such a young age you're given everything at such a young age um you know even your own family at some point you know has to depend on you financially so now you're like the top dog yeah yeah at such a young age and who's gonna dare try to question your behavior when you're almost like the lifeline to them having the life that they have and you're not given a handbook

nobody ever gives me like that ain't give me and my teens my mom and my dad and be like hey you're gonna start a multi-million dollar baseball card company and sell it for a million dollars at 19 and then become one of the most respected agents in the world of sports and entertainment and uh yeah go go figure it out yeah yeah yeah you can't figure it out there was just the way I was treated.

And I believed it. I needed all that because I had that hole in my soul at such a young age. So I wanted to be the man. And as you know, look, I'm sure I went through it at young age. You had a remarkable career when you were young too, and it feels good. But you have to separate the two to understand, is it giving you that dopamine hit of feeling good? Or is it a validation that, okay,

I earn this, but I'm not going to patronize anybody differently because of the way I'm being treated. You give and pay it forward the same way those opportunities come up to you. That's a whole person. That's a person that's secure, that knows who they are, that can look themselves in the mirror and know that walking outside or going to a big event.

And I mean, I see you when you're at events right now, people flocking all over for photos, selfies in airports, all that. But You're a humble guy. You're at a place in your life where you know you earned it. You work eight days a week, 24-7, and you want to pay it forward to people. And at a young age, it's such a beautiful thing to see because you don't see it that much anymore. Sure.

I'm probably one of the greatest relationship builders the world's ever seen. And I don't take credit for that. That's my late father, Martin Prince. And my mother recently passed a couple months ago. And they instilled that in me from a very young age when I started working with athletes and celebrities. They were so big on wanting to meet everybody.

Not in a fan way, not, oh, they just wanted me to be different. My dad didn't always want me focusing on the money. Find that about their family, find out their hobbies, their dislikes, things that get them to take their favorite food. So when Magic's in town or Robin or Hulk Hogan, make sure their favorite food, even if it's not near the hotel, order it, have it brought to the room.

It's little things. Allowed me to develop deeper personal relationships to the partner now no matter who it is. It could be flare It could be Charlie Sheen Carmen Electra and Theron Columbia the Coleman this morning She's filming on a movie like everything, but every one of them is, you know, how's life? How's this? How's that?

You know every call ends with I love you, you know when you see them it's hugs. It's gratitude And you know that tip around for 30 years. It's very rare. Yeah in my position

yeah and it's something that i love and i cherish i love just having that personal side versus being that agent that entrepreneur just about the money the money of the money now if anybody's watching this and they're in sales uh consumer goods whatever it might be

focus on the friendship and the relationship first i think that's good that's what keeps that evolving yeah it's not six months a year it's years and years and years where you're coming to family functions you're coming to each other's birthday parties that's what gets you the business and i think it's because your mindset's in the right integral place

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