Gary Brecka

And I just took radical responsibility for everything.

And I was like, you know, I can see why divorce is my fault.

I can actually see why I ended up in bankruptcy.

I can see why that partnership went wrong because I acted like an asshole.

And it was both a very difficult point in my life, but a very liberating time too.

And it was very shortly after that that I just, you know, quit that industry and started a functional wellness clinic without even being a doctor.

And that was the first time I did something without even having a plan.

Like I didn't have any expectation for it.

I didn't have this dream of success.

And now that I look back, like it's,

You know, from the outside looking in, that's been the most successful, that part of my life from then.

Yeah.

At least socioeconomically and impact wise.

And I haven't really unpacked like what I did or how I got to that point or why it was so impactful to me.

And, you know, a lot of what you talk about, I actually wrote one of these down, the muscle of radical self-honesty.

And-

I wonder if you'd unpack that too, you know, because I think if people had a mechanism to stand up and go through these kinds of realizations, I think instead of letting 10 or 20 years just kind of slip by and they could get ahold of it now and do something about it.

If you know me, you know I don't recommend anything I haven't personally tested.

That's not a marketing line, that's just how I operate.

I've been on the road my entire career, different time zones, brutal schedules, no margin for days off, and so I'm constantly testing what actually works in my own body.