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It’s Fight Week.
First, props to @Gavin Dozier . He trained like a true professional but suffered a rib injury and won’t compete this weekend. The way he handled it — calm, disciplined, like a man — is something to respect. Now all eyes are on @Cash Chavez & Jordan Saturday, I’ll be in Biloxi with Cash while @Jake Bilbo is in Hattiesburg with Jordan. Cash is only 18 — but he’s fully locked in. His focus, his discipline, his commitment to the mission… it’s something we can all learn from. That’s what leadership looks like. That’s what it takes to win, not just in the cage, but in life. As men, it’s our duty to support the next generation — the “new guard.” These young men will carry the torch. They’ll lead. And how we show up for them matters. So wish them luck in the comments. Let’s get behind our guys. This is how we change the world — one man, one mission, one fight at a time.
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Revive and THRIVE!!!! Lets Goooo!! 💪🏻🔥💯 we are behind you
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Wednesday 9.24 Check Ins On this post
You can check in here on this post sometime today. Daily check ins build momentum through small wins. Pro Tip: If you can't find any extra time to engage with the mens group, maybe cut out the 9 hours a day on social media , haha. God's speed brethren!
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With my girlfriend back home I’m back in my morning meditation and reading. Two days off had the mind a little restless but nothing too unbearable. This morning’s meditation was peaceful…sometimes I like a guided meditation and similar to a podcast annoying @Kellen Dorsch i found I just wanted no chatter. Just silence is what I needed. I can see things more clear from the argument with my partner previously. Proud of how I stuck with it and we worked through it. Never got too out of hand or crossed any lines of anger. The demands of my business, family and training are certainly high right now. The morning peace is crucial for me to navigate the day and the social interactions that come with it. I will continue to work on not having an opinion. It’s not that I don’t care but I can see that opinions are just perceptions and those can change all the time with every new situation and person. It leads to lack of connection, lack of peace and the sneaky one is lack of compassion. I don’t need to be right because what is right anyways. Thanks @Jake Bilbo for your insight. Hope everyone is having a good week. Thanks @Alan Belcher for continuing to show up. I know the responsibility is high for you right now.
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Check ins
Check in 9/22 and 9/23 Been a couple days since I checked in. Had a “great” two night solo with my son. Second night was better than the first. Wasn’t able to get my normal meditations in during the morning but stayed present. Had the best run of my life yesterday on the beach and the training is picking up. Seeing some results I’ve never seen before. Consistency, nutrition and recovery are paying off. Was happy to get my girlfriend from the airport last night in New Orleans. We got in a little bit of an argument on the way home. Good ole politics. Baby was crying as we got home and we both went to bed kinda mad at each other. This morning after dropping my son off at daycare I asked her if she would be open to finishing the conversation. I didnt want to and was still upset playing all kind of arguments in my head. The voice just wouldn’t shut up but I knew I needed to stay calm and go back home. Glad I did. I think we better understand each other now. But man it kinda sucked. I think mostly in these conversations both our egos get in the way and we never really hear each other. Hate I missed the call today. Our son had a brutal fall at daycare from a swing and I needed to pick him up around 11am for the day and get him home then to my moms for the afternoon before work. Luckily he’s doing good. Vices are in check but the energy boat got rocked from that conversation.
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Don’t Take Yourself Too Serious (and Still Get Big Results)
On today’s call, @Jake Bilbo dropped a gem: “Don’t take yourself too serious.” Here’s the deal — perfectionism is ego.The ego says, “If I’m perfect, then I’m somebody.”But perfect isn’t even possible. Jesus taught grace. Buddha taught letting go. Being hard on yourself won’t make you better — it just traps you in the same loop. Real confidence is being cool with your flaws while still chasing growth. When you stop trying to look perfect, you actually get more real, more confident, and build deeper connections. So how do you balance it? Action List: 1. Laugh at yourself — humor kills ego. 2. Focus on process, not perfection — small wins stack. 3. Drop negative self-talk fast — get back on the horse. 4. Separate worth from results — you’re more than your current scorecard. 5. Make growth the game — not being flawless, but being better. It’s not about being perfect. It’s about being real, relentless, and willing to grow.
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Love it!! Hate I missed that Bilbo smile!! Thrive baby 💯
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Reflect on the week
Guys, my life has changed AGAIN in the last 2 weeks. I can honestly say I was a bit worried, but now I have my faith back. As I reflect, I realize that I've been in a transition to finally let go of fighting and to use my energy in another area. I had no idea how much I was looking for community and being lead to be a leader. Cutting out the chains, traps, behaviors and becoming more present and connected the last couple of weeks has given me super powers. YOU CAN DO IT TOO.. I've took so much action it's insane. I have been able to balance so many differnt things and I can tell you I'm not a juggler. Typically I can only do one thing at a time and that has cost me relationships in the past. I'm locked in and I see many of you right there with me or on the verge of getting there with me. It's a blessing. I have strengthened my relationship with god and I am protecting that. It's sunday and I will spen the rest of the day staying connected with my god first and my family. I urge you to draw a line in the sand and come onboard this energy train homies. Commit to cutting out the chains that steal from you and your future, commit to killing the ego and staying in line with your higher self. Constant awareness is what it takes to learn and grow. Who's with me? Below, reflect on the week even if you're not in the challenge, that's ok, I love you the same. If you're fasting w me , tell us about the experience so far.
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Yesterday check in: had my first day as solo dad. My girlfriend went out of town to Milwaukee for the weekend. This is the first time she has been a night away from our son. When taking her to the airport she said can you promise me one thing? That no matter how sleep deprived you are or how hard it gets at night please don’t get angry or take it out on Grayson. I’m grateful to be in a place where I could say I PROMISE. I’m thankful I’m sober and clear minded so she could make the trip and trust me to do so. That I could be the dad my son deserves. It was a hard night, he cried, I cried. I kept my promise And it was one of the most rewarding, confidence building nights I’ve ever had. The whole world looks different to me these days. Week reflection: Getting out of my own way has been the biggest relief but it’s a double edge. With that comes great responsibility and dedication. It’s all the small things each day that are adding up. Not getting mad a people (or at least letting it go shortly after), listening, admitting my mistakes, etc. Perhaps the biggest change was a few weeks before this challenge even started; I committed to strengthening my relationship with God over EVERY thing else. This has been something that has been put to the side so to speak for quite some time now. It only makes sense that I lacked connection, community, etc. it was all about ME. By dedicating the first hour and half of my day (5am-6:30) to meditation, reading, etc to strengthen that relationship everything around me has gotten better. Honestly I don’t think I would have even accepted this challenge without that coming before. I was always focusing on the external. Now I’m learning how to live between the lines of suffering and pleasure. I’m learning that’s where peace and joy hang out. I’ve had a wild life (I hope to share that story more in the future) and I’m sure yall can relate. This is the most whole I’ve ever been. I’m reluctant to even say those words yet I’m confident it’s true.
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@Jonathan Brown I see you brother. Lets keep the train on the tracks and see where it might go. 💪🏻🛤️🚞
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@austin-price-7187
Seeking to Know God, myself and connect with others. Identities: Father, Partner, Friend,Owner Revive & Thrive, AT thru hiker, marathon runner
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