Tell me about your vision, man.
Yeah, my vision, you know, since having kids really
has enveloped into a much different way of life.
So I have three little girls, eight, six, and four,
and I got a wife.
And just my vision in terms of what it means to be a man
has just completely shifted over the course of raising
these girls and just being a husband.
So my vision for my life, I have a mission statement
to empower and encourage others so I can leave
a positive generational legacy.
What that means, I just want to be a massive encourager
every day.
I want to go out with a massive amount of positivity.
And then how do I implement that?
Well, my main structures are through fitness.
I'm a big believer in when the body moves, the mind grooves.
So I believe in the ultimate strength
of how I can be a model for my children and my family
and be a model of health.
And then secondary to that is really,
once I get that in place, it comes in my faith,
is a main antithesis of that, and then
how I control my mindset.
And so what is that mindset?
And that's ultimately what I'm influencing,
putting in my brain the words that
are coming out of my mouth.
So I keep it pretty basic.
I think my mission statement encompasses,
what do I want to achieve on a daily basis?
Am I encouraging others?
Do I have a happy heart?
How am I parenting my kids first and foremost,
and my control was within my four walls?
But yeah, that's ultimately vision.
And then it goes outside of my four walls,
into my businesses, and then into the people
that I encounter on a daily basis.