Hi, I'm Natalie Jill, fat loss expert turned high performance coach.

When odds are stacked against us, how do we shift and create everything from nothing?

How do we level up when we aren't feeling it yet or we've had a big setback?

On this podcast, I'll be talking to some of the most inspiring and courageous men and women on this planet who, at their

worst, learned how to achieve success greater than they ever dreamed possible, leveling up

and creating everything from nothing.

Jim Fortin was a name that I kept hearing over and over and over again from like everyone I admire pretty much.

He's the coach behind some of the greatest coaches. And after listening to over 40 hours of him on

his platforms, I had to know more. I had more questions for him. I wanted to know how the heck

does he know what he knows? Because every time I listen to him, I would have so many aha

moments. And I just think his way of teaching and what I've learned from him is brilliant.

So I mean, Jim Fortin, if you don't know who he is, he is widely considered the leader in

subconscious transformation. And he's helped countless people, countless from all over the

world transform their lives from the

inside out. And how the heck does he know what he knows? I wanted to know. So I reached out to him

direct and I had a candid talk with him today. So join in today and learn exactly how Jim Fortin

himself has leveled up time and time again and how he's now impacted millions along the way.

I am so excited today because I've got the one and only Jim Fortin on. And Jim, I cannot wait

to interview because I feel like we're friends even though you don't know me yet because I hear

you in my ear pretty much every day when I walk. You're like my go-to podcast that I listen to.

You've been my coach from afar. We have a lot of mutual friends. And so I feel like I already know you. Like we're best friends here. Well, let's be best friends then. Yeah. No, I feel like I know you because I'm very picky about people that I'm friends with. And I don't mean that in an arrogant way. It's that I choose who I'm around and who I have in my environment. And the people that you know, that we know mutually, that are mutual friends or people that I consider the most integral, heart-centered, loving, giving people. So I already know you. Yeah, thank you. You too. So I have so many questions. but for those of you that don't know, Jim Fortin,

it's going to be different than other interviews I've done. This is not coming, coming because I understood a specific hardship that he had and I wanted to know how he overcame it. This is because the way, I have those. Let me interrupt you. I have those and we can go there. I'm probably going to go there then, too, for sure. But the reason I really wanted him is you've really coached me from afar and you've changed my way of thinking about things. So I'm curious how you even got into that. So I wanted to go back because I know you're now considered, you know, this leader in subconscious transformation. And I want to know where that even came from. Like, did you know as a little kid, that's what you were going to be doing? Take me back. No, as a little kid, I had planned to be a politician, literally, as a kid. My mother said, I remember when I was six, my mother looked at my aunt and said, this kid talks so much. He's going to be a preacher or a salesman, and I don't know which. Because you talked a lot. Which is funny. I was a jabber jaw as a kid. And how I got here was in college, I was a political science, psychology double major. And this day and age, I don't follow any partisan politics, but I have worked in politics, and I have worked for an American president. But what happened is what got me here is in 1988, I was offered a job on United States Senator Lloyd Benson's staff. He was running for the vice presidency. And I turned it down and I went to work with an entrepreneur that I didn't know was a con man. Oh. I had money out of college and he conned me out of my money, and then he put a lot of my money into foreign trading. I'll make this story very quick. Lost it all, and it flipped my life upside down in my mid-20s. When I say lost at all, it'd be the equivalent of about 700,000 now, today's dollars. In your 20s. So that's traumatizing.

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