Noah Neiman
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160 appearances
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1 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard Nov 2024
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No, but also, you know, throughout the work, I would run into the bathroom and I'd be calling my family, like crying, like, this is not what I'm destined for. I can't be destined to, you know, take the L to the F train and the F train all the way up to 46th Street and 6th Avenue in New York and get out and sit in a cubicle and have to go to Wilmington, Delaware and count mattresses.
So I always had this potential energy and I felt it. And there was always a disconnect between where I could place that energy because I'm a creative at heart. I'm a storyteller at heart. But as you know, an accountant is very data-driven, analytic. There's not much room for creativity.
So through a series of misfortunate and fortunate events, I ended up almost ODing on drugs, which my family will say is the best thing to ever have happen to me. And I know that that's dark and I know that's kind of privileged to say because I – had a great support system to help me get out of that hole and to help me support my fight. And I ended up in New York City.
A friend asked me if I wanted to go to this boot camp to kind of get out of my own head. He knew I was going through it, suffering with these depressive and anxious states coming out of that situation where I almost died. So I went and I remember going through this class for the first time and looking at the mirror and smiling.
And that was the feeling right there, being in that dark state and looking at myself and getting lost in the music and the workout and the physicality of what I was doing and finding salvation in that moment. I knew that that was my purpose from that moment on and I knew that I had to scale that and bring that to as many people as possible.
So that got me actually working at that space for a few years, five years as I built up my own brand through, I was very fortunate. It was right around the time where Kim Kardashian was talking about her favorite workout and all the celebrities now, it was cool to talk about working out and training.
So I built up my brand with them and Vanity Fair and Harper's Bazaar and Bravo gave me a show just because I had this boundless energy powered by knowing that this was my purpose that saved my life. And I know that there's others like me that are probably going through what I went through.
And if I can create that environment that I know I'm going to be giving something back and instead of taking things, which was kind of my career trajectory before, what can I take? What can I consume? What can I buy? As opposed to my favorite Ali quote is service to others is our rent for our room here on earth. So building up my own brand within the constraints of another brand,
left me a little unfilled as well. So I was posting all these Facebook videos of me boxing while I'm still at this other space. And my now business partner, who the co-creator of Rumble, Eugene Rem, who I'm sure you know from catch restaurants and from some of the most iconic nightclubs in New York City, he created 10 June, which is,
any given sunday you'd see you know jay-z grabbing the mic this is pre-instagram when you know clubs were actually fun and celebrities and people let loose then yeah you weren't on your phone like this you were more just like you know trying to shake um he came to me he was like listen do you want to start something
And I had already known in my heart of hearts what my version of a group fitness experience was going to be. So after a few back and forths of me initially saying no because I was scared, I ended up locking down with him and starting Rumble. And you asked for a two-minute bio, and that was about 17 minutes. So I apologize. Brevity is not my strong suit, but I'm trying to get the story out.
It's important.
Thank you guys for listening to Money Monday. That was the whole podcast. I'll see you later. Okay, rumble boxing rumble boxing when it's always be Brandon.
Here it is.
I love it.
There's my dog Oz This is version one of a new retail drop and actually new company that I'm dropping correlating with rumble called knuckle therapy knuckle therapy That's my dog. So this is version one Reed Hastings famously said if you're not embarrassed by your version one of your product you've launched too late CEO co-ceo or founder of Netflix and
um and this is not what it's gonna look like but this is kind of a prototype unleashing it here first i like it unseen from the world yet what is knuckle therapy so knuckle therapy i told you that moment where i looked in the mirror and i was going through such mental anguish and i was suffering panic attacks and i was doing everything that i thought to get out of that space i was talking about it all the time and i was
What I didn't know is through talking about it, I was actually reinforcing how I felt about myself and I was putting out into the universe how depressed I was, how lost I felt. So, you know, there's a famous stoic quote that says, I train the body rigorously so that it's not disobedient to the mind. So, and that works as a one-way street. You know, you can't will yourself into a healthier body.
But when I took control of my physical body and I became present with that rigorous physical effort, I was able to better control my mind and I started thinking clearer, my creativity came back, my wit came back, my soul came back into my body.
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