The Champion Mindset: Mike Tyson, Canelo, and Jake Paul
episodePreviously titled “How To Think Like A Champion & Destroy Your Limits With Your Mindset” — renamed by the publisher on Aug 13, 2026
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Hey everyone, welcome back to the School of Greatness. Today we have a very special collection of episodes. And one of the biggest things people struggle with today in life is mindset. It's understanding their own mindset and how to go from a weak mindset that keeps people struggling in their career, their life, their relationships, into a strong, powerful, foundational mindset that allows you to overcome the obstacles that are thrown your way. And a great famous quote is that everyone's got a plan until you get punched in the face. That is from the iconic Mike Tyson, who we have an amazing excerpt from one of our interviews on the School of Greatness with Mike Tyson in this episode. But in this interview series, we've got three powerful boxing experts, and also business leaders. First, we have Canelo. Canelo is arguably one of the greatest boxers of all time, specifically in this generation.
I had the opportunity of interviewing him while he was preparing for a fight. And we talk about how he's learned to develop a mindset, a sustaining mindset of success for so many years. He's been in the game for a long time. and we go over really a little bit about his mindset and also we ask him a big question. Who do you think would beat you in the boxing ring? Mike Tyson or Jake Paul? And his answer and response was pretty interesting. I'm excited for you to see what he says based on that question and a big thing happening with both of those individuals fighting each other. Then we hear a clip from Jake Paul, who we had on seven years ago, before he got into boxing, before he became one of the most popular people on the internet, but also one of the most hated people on the internet. He was a Disney star. He left high school. He came to Los Angeles. I met him in those early years when he came to LA, and I got to know him behind the scenes. I got to see a little bit about
who he was, his character, his heart, his mindset. We played pickup basketball together. I went to his house when he had a whole house of creators that he was living with. I got to see him before all this stuff happened. I got to watch him practice boxing in the early days and I watched his evolution over many years. We talk about the mindset he had and really how he went from a high school kid making content to building a network of influencers and creating expansive content, to how he's learned how to persevere over challenges, developing self-belief in himself, and overcoming all the different things that he had to do. Now, love him or hate him, it's hard to deny what he's created for himself. And he's constantly reinventing himself.
And he talked about this idea of how can I continue to innovate and kind of continuous improvement on my content creation. That's what he talked about in part of this interview. And you see that through his evolution, how he spoke it into existence, and then he went and created it and is creating it now. It's pretty powerful to watch what he's created, whether you love him or hate him. It's interesting to see what he's created, his creativity, his dedication, and how he's taken his boxing career this seriously. He also talked about how he believes that by helping others, you eventually set up yourself for rewards down the line. So just note that when you're listening to the segment with Jake Paul.
And he also talks about his mindset and how it's at the center of everything he does. Then we do a clip from an interview that I did on the School of Greatness with the iconic Mike Tyson. Mike shared some powerful insights about the mindset required to be a true champion. And here's a kid who struggled immensely as a young adult, who had huge success and fame, and then it all came crashing down, who's had to reinvent himself over and over. And he talks about the mindset of a champion in this segment as well. Powerful stuff. I'm excited to see what you think. And I would love your comments and feedback below on what you think about each one of them with Canelo, Jake Paul, and Mike Tyson. Welcome to this special masterclass. We've brought some of the top experts in the world to help you unlock the power of your life through this specific theme today. It's going to be powerful. So let's go ahead and dive in.
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