Dr. Josh Axe

I don't have one because it's something I recommend often because I'll tell people that one of the greatest things that have transformed my life and helped me personally grow is having mentors and people that sewed into me. And I'm always looking to do that to others.

I don't have one because it's something I recommend often because I'll tell people that one of the greatest things that have transformed my life and helped me personally grow is having mentors and people that sewed into me. And I'm always looking to do that to others.

And of course we can do it at a distance by John, listening to your podcast and my podcast or reading John Maxwell or other spiritual or leadership and personal growth leaders, but But it's also really powerful to have those people in our lives in person.

And of course we can do it at a distance by John, listening to your podcast and my podcast or reading John Maxwell or other spiritual or leadership and personal growth leaders, but But it's also really powerful to have those people in our lives in person.

And of course we can do it at a distance by John, listening to your podcast and my podcast or reading John Maxwell or other spiritual or leadership and personal growth leaders, but But it's also really powerful to have those people in our lives in person.

And I want to mention this real quick because I think it's so interesting. So because I had my dad who was an old military guy and he taught me a lot of discipline, lifting weights, constantly challenged me. And it was more of that sort of masculine like growth.

And I want to mention this real quick because I think it's so interesting. So because I had my dad who was an old military guy and he taught me a lot of discipline, lifting weights, constantly challenged me. And it was more of that sort of masculine like growth.

And I want to mention this real quick because I think it's so interesting. So because I had my dad who was an old military guy and he taught me a lot of discipline, lifting weights, constantly challenged me. And it was more of that sort of masculine like growth.

And then my grandfather did it in such a, as you mentioned, it was like a softer, more gentle, patient way with a certain level of wisdom. And I think it was just part of it was maturity. Some of it was personality, but it was beneficial getting sort of those virtues, different virtues from different people.

And then my grandfather did it in such a, as you mentioned, it was like a softer, more gentle, patient way with a certain level of wisdom. And I think it was just part of it was maturity. Some of it was personality, but it was beneficial getting sort of those virtues, different virtues from different people.

And then my grandfather did it in such a, as you mentioned, it was like a softer, more gentle, patient way with a certain level of wisdom. And I think it was just part of it was maturity. Some of it was personality, but it was beneficial getting sort of those virtues, different virtues from different people.

I mean, this was like it was for you. It was a life-altering moment. And everybody has had this moment. I want you to think about what was your moment where you've had something like this happen?

I mean, this was like it was for you. It was a life-altering moment. And everybody has had this moment. I want you to think about what was your moment where you've had something like this happen?

I mean, this was like it was for you. It was a life-altering moment. And everybody has had this moment. I want you to think about what was your moment where you've had something like this happen?

have you ever recovered from it so i was in freshman english class freshman high school and a teacher asked me to stay after name was miss noble i stayed after class she says josh what do you want to do after high school and i said i want to be a doctor and the reason i said that john was the year before my mom was diagnosed with breast cancer she went through chemotherapy she lost all of her hair she almost died and so seeing my mom suffer like that it just really pierced my heart and i said to myself

have you ever recovered from it so i was in freshman english class freshman high school and a teacher asked me to stay after name was miss noble i stayed after class she says josh what do you want to do after high school and i said i want to be a doctor and the reason i said that john was the year before my mom was diagnosed with breast cancer she went through chemotherapy she lost all of her hair she almost died and so seeing my mom suffer like that it just really pierced my heart and i said to myself

have you ever recovered from it so i was in freshman english class freshman high school and a teacher asked me to stay after name was miss noble i stayed after class she says josh what do you want to do after high school and i said i want to be a doctor and the reason i said that john was the year before my mom was diagnosed with breast cancer she went through chemotherapy she lost all of her hair she almost died and so seeing my mom suffer like that it just really pierced my heart and i said to myself

I want to help people like my mom. And I want to find a better way to help people heal. And so I decided I want to be a doctor at that moment. Well, the English teacher, I said, I want to be a doctor. And she literally laughed out loud. And she said, Josh, listen, with your GPA, you'll never get into med school. She says, my own daughter has a three-point GPA. She barely got into med school.

I want to help people like my mom. And I want to find a better way to help people heal. And so I decided I want to be a doctor at that moment. Well, the English teacher, I said, I want to be a doctor. And she literally laughed out loud. And she said, Josh, listen, with your GPA, you'll never get into med school. She says, my own daughter has a three-point GPA. She barely got into med school.

I want to help people like my mom. And I want to find a better way to help people heal. And so I decided I want to be a doctor at that moment. Well, the English teacher, I said, I want to be a doctor. And she literally laughed out loud. And she said, Josh, listen, with your GPA, you'll never get into med school. She says, my own daughter has a three-point GPA. She barely got into med school.