When you're going through things and whether they're hard or difficult or scary or create uncertainty in your life, nobody wants that.

Nobody wants to feel it. Nobody wants to feel left behind. No one wants to feel unloved. No one wants to feel unloved no one wants to feel broke criticized I truly believe at this age of 51 years old

been blessed to do some pretty incredible things been had massive failures

Life really does happen for us, not to do. Hi, I'm Greg Gunn, and welcome to the future podcast. Today's guest is a New York Times best selling

author, real estate investor, and successful entrepreneur, but it didn't come easy.

He learned how to transform a tumultuous childhood and to fuel for personal growth and business development.

In this episode, he and Chris talk about how each of our unique experiences shape who we become

and why it's important to identify, question, and even

change the beliefs that we hold.

His path was windy, riddled with self-doubt, and included plenty of mistakes along the way, but you don't become business partners with

Tony Robbins by giving up.

Which is why I really admire a phrase that you'll hear a lot during this episode.

Life happens for us, not to us. Please enjoy our conversation

with Dean Graziosi. All right, so I was just listening to your interview with Evan Carmichael

and I know that was done, I think last year and there's been some time since then but you said something that

Struck a accord in me and I want to follow up with that which was you were reluctant to share personal things about your life.

And it came from a place of, you knew that you were going through a divorce and you didn't want to talk about that.

And you said you're going to make an effort because people seem to want more of that from you. So I just want to start off with this. And I think this may set the tone for the rest of the conversation, I'm not sure. But you are a product of divorce, your parents split up kind of early on in your life, and you grew up poor and you had some hardships.

My question to you because you were super sensitive about that with your own children and your ex-wife was, do you think that experience made you who you are today?

That part of your resilience and your spirit and your drive come from having to figure it out yourself.

Yeah, first off man, thank you for, thank you for setting this up.

It's a pleasure to chat with you.

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