Mitchell Osmond

And so then I launched the coaching practice within six months.

That was a six figure coaching practice.

And dude, at the end of the day, that's all I do.

You know, I heard Ed Milet say, you are the most qualified to help the person you used to be.

And so that was me.

And I help men just like me every single day.

So that's my story, man.

And that's how I got here.

I would have been 32 when it all hit the fan.

Got married at 29.

And that was the problem, man, is my past just kept bleeding into my present, right?

The unhealed pain and the trauma from my childhood kept bleeding out into my marriage and my wife, and she was paying the price.

So, yeah, I was about 32.

Yeah, man.

The biggest thing that I, the biggest principle I applied was learning how to say no.

Learning how to say no to the things, you know, the needs versus the wants.

You know, this Amazon purchase, this going out, this vacation, whatever.

Is this a need or is it a want right now?

You know, Abraham Lincoln said discipline is...

choosing what you want most over what you want now, you know, something like that.