In today’s episode, I share something real, raw, and unexpected — the kind of moment that forces you to take inventory of your entire life.
I had just left the VA hospital with some of the worst news I’ve ever received, the type of diagnosis that would stop most people in their tracks. The kind that makes you think of terminal illness, time running out, and everything you still haven’t done.
But instead of crying or breaking down, something different happened inside me:
Clarity. Urgency. Execution.
I sat in my car and asked myself one question that changed everything:
“If I only had one year to live… how would I move?”
This episode is about that exact mindset — the shift that happens when you stop assuming you have more time. I walk you through:
Why crisis can activate your highest purpose
How urgency sharpens your vision
Why your family’s future depends on your actions TODAY
What changes instantly when you accept your mortality
How to prepare the people you love for a future without you
And most importantly… the truth about why we wait too long to live the life we actually want
This isn’t sadness.
This isn’t fear.
This is activation.
If you’ve been drifting, hesitating, or moving slow… this episode will snap you back into focus. Because all of us — you, me, every man listening — will eventually get news that forces us to see life clearly.
Don't wait for that moment.
Choose urgency now.
If this episode hit you, inspired you, or made you think differently — share it with a friend who needs this message today.
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