I am looking for Police, Firefighters, Military, and EMS who would like to get prepared for 2020 by doing some personal development work through the Mayhem Mindset process.

The path out of the toughest times in my life has always started with getting outside myself and focusing on somebody else’s needs first.

I had one of the most rewarding experiences to date coaching this group of men through the Mayhem Mindset Course.

There are many paths to purpose, and each one of them is filled with opportunity and adversity. Doing the work to be prepared for an opportunity or to grind through adversity is foundational to creating a vision for your life.

In the culture we live in, there are many great ways to get motivated. There are motivational people to watch, motivating books to read and motivating videos all designed to help us feel good, but I think so much of that motivation gets wasted.

Consider yourself challenged when Michael Mills asks, “what paralyzes you!?”

The understanding that becoming a better person means facing adversity can be difficult to embrace.

In your life's greatest moments of opportunity or in your darkest hour will you be enough? Are you prepared?

Socrates said, "the truly free individual is so, only to the extent of their own self-mastery." If you were lucky enough to be born free, then you must learn how to live inside this freedom.

Today people are hungry to talk about living a life that is meaningful and purposeful. While the pursuit of impulsive pleasure is still a cultural focus, so many more people understand we are morally obligated to accept responsibility for our own lives and that living a life of purpose will mean doing more than just the things we like.

Making a positive transformation in our lives starts with our thoughts. Our minds can be a chaotic place where thoughts can sneak in and out and rob us of our ability to be present and positive.

BEing good at anything requires setting your ego aside and being willing to learn. You must take purposeful risks and ultimately be willing to fail. Making mistakes while giving maximum effort is the foundation of mastery.

Dragons only exist in fairytales just as fear only exists in the stories we make up.

First, focus on the kind of person you were created to BE before choosing what to DO with your life. Knowing who you BE starts with defining yourself, understanding and organizing your values and talents then developing some personal philosophy that points you at purpose in your life.

When we get tired we will struggle to execute especially at skills we haven’t mastered. This picture of me is a great example.

Dr. Jordan B. Peterson said, “fundamentally life is about turning chaos into order.” I thought with every workout you pit the chaos in your mind against your body and what it can do.