Sean Whalen

When I talk to entrepreneurs and business owners and people, I'm like, dude, you're a better father when you feel better. You're a better mother when you feel better. You're a better everything when you feel better. Lying doesn't feel good. Lying is scary. It's do they know? Do they know? Do they know? Where you just fucking tell the truth and you got nothing to worry about.

When I talk to entrepreneurs and business owners and people, I'm like, dude, you're a better father when you feel better. You're a better mother when you feel better. You're a better everything when you feel better. Lying doesn't feel good. Lying is scary. It's do they know? Do they know? Do they know? Where you just fucking tell the truth and you got nothing to worry about.

When I talk to entrepreneurs and business owners and people, I'm like, dude, you're a better father when you feel better. You're a better mother when you feel better. You're a better everything when you feel better. Lying doesn't feel good. Lying is scary. It's do they know? Do they know? Do they know? Where you just fucking tell the truth and you got nothing to worry about.

So it's like, if this is the recipe for me connecting with people and me feeling better, then I'm just going to keep doing it. And at the time, five years ago, and not that I was the only guy sharing shit on social media, but very few people are talking about real raw shit. You know, it's just airy fairy political things, reshares of this.

So it's like, if this is the recipe for me connecting with people and me feeling better, then I'm just going to keep doing it. And at the time, five years ago, and not that I was the only guy sharing shit on social media, but very few people are talking about real raw shit. You know, it's just airy fairy political things, reshares of this.

So it's like, if this is the recipe for me connecting with people and me feeling better, then I'm just going to keep doing it. And at the time, five years ago, and not that I was the only guy sharing shit on social media, but very few people are talking about real raw shit. You know, it's just airy fairy political things, reshares of this.

And so I just went on a mission, like I'm going to share me. And I, since then I've literally have almost a billion views on my videos, millions of followers. I mean, literally hundreds of millions of engagements on my posts from Instagram to Facebook. I mean, some of my videos have reached 150, 160, 170 million views of one video and, which is just mind bending to me, right?

And so I just went on a mission, like I'm going to share me. And I, since then I've literally have almost a billion views on my videos, millions of followers. I mean, literally hundreds of millions of engagements on my posts from Instagram to Facebook. I mean, some of my videos have reached 150, 160, 170 million views of one video and, which is just mind bending to me, right?

And so I just went on a mission, like I'm going to share me. And I, since then I've literally have almost a billion views on my videos, millions of followers. I mean, literally hundreds of millions of engagements on my posts from Instagram to Facebook. I mean, some of my videos have reached 150, 160, 170 million views of one video and, which is just mind bending to me, right?

But that's what I found is my own little kind of recipe. And I felt better. The marketplace resonated with it and I just kept fucking running it.

But that's what I found is my own little kind of recipe. And I felt better. The marketplace resonated with it and I just kept fucking running it.

But that's what I found is my own little kind of recipe. And I felt better. The marketplace resonated with it and I just kept fucking running it.

I don't know. Nobody's ever asked you that. Thinking back on life, my parents split up when I was an early teenager. I was actually a really quiet kid. I was really reserved. I was a chubby little kid. I was a pretty good baseball player, but I wasn't popular. I wasn't the class valedictorian. I was really, really quiet, really reserved.

I don't know. Nobody's ever asked you that. Thinking back on life, my parents split up when I was an early teenager. I was actually a really quiet kid. I was really reserved. I was a chubby little kid. I was a pretty good baseball player, but I wasn't popular. I wasn't the class valedictorian. I was really, really quiet, really reserved.

I don't know. Nobody's ever asked you that. Thinking back on life, my parents split up when I was an early teenager. I was actually a really quiet kid. I was really reserved. I was a chubby little kid. I was a pretty good baseball player, but I wasn't popular. I wasn't the class valedictorian. I was really, really quiet, really reserved.

And I think for me, when looking back at it, when I went on a Mormon mission, I went on a two-year Mormon mission, that was where I really started to kind of find my voice. I mean, you're out basically selling God. We were going door to door. pitching God to people. And it was something I was really passionate about. It was something that like, I didn't grow up in the Mormon church.

And I think for me, when looking back at it, when I went on a Mormon mission, I went on a two-year Mormon mission, that was where I really started to kind of find my voice. I mean, you're out basically selling God. We were going door to door. pitching God to people. And it was something I was really passionate about. It was something that like, I didn't grow up in the Mormon church.

And I think for me, when looking back at it, when I went on a Mormon mission, I went on a two-year Mormon mission, that was where I really started to kind of find my voice. I mean, you're out basically selling God. We were going door to door. pitching God to people. And it was something I was really passionate about. It was something that like, I didn't grow up in the Mormon church.

I grew up Catholic. And so it was kind of a recent convert to the church. And I just started realizing that people love to connect. People love to talk. And I was really good at it. I was good at just talking to people. And I know that sounds really weird, but like there really is an art form to communication. There's an art form of being able to not just talk. So, Hey, how's your water?

I grew up Catholic. And so it was kind of a recent convert to the church. And I just started realizing that people love to connect. People love to talk. And I was really good at it. I was good at just talking to people. And I know that sounds really weird, but like there really is an art form to communication. There's an art form of being able to not just talk. So, Hey, how's your water?