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Now let's jump into the episode. You are known these days as a

very successful content creator and business owner, but where did Sean Cannell actually start?

Have you always been like this? Partying, hardcore, you know, chase girls, smoke weed. I don't want to go to college. I don't want to do

anything. I have no vision. I don't have any ambitions. At this point, I have like no dreams. And in the

light ball moment, I also am like, this party life is not that cool. It was during that time that my mom and

stepdad said, uh, what if you, uh, propose the idea to Sean about going to Prairie Bible College? I called my mom and I was

like, hey, is there like a chance to get involved in like the youth ministry of this new church you guys

found? And that is when, that's when I got in a video. In today's episode, we're going to be sharing things i don't think you've really actually

shared anywhere sean a lot of this is something that we don't often talk about and so i am

really excited to get into this um you are known these days as a very successful content creator and business

owner. You run an eight-figure business. You're a family man. And personally, I know you as somebody

who is just incredibly wise and steady and just dedicated to growth in so many ways and dedicated to your work. And so I see you this way.

And I know that our audience sees you this way. But where did Sean Cannell actually start?

Have you always been like this? Yeah. Well, I appreciate your kind words. And I just turned 40.

So the journey has been wild, you know. But I definitely have not always been like this. And sometimes I feel like maybe the image that's portrayed on social media, while true to today, it's just so different because I've really gone through a lot of transformation. I had a great childhood, grateful for my parents, but really some aspects of a rough childhood.

My parents got divorced when I was three, so that was a very intense season.

My mom kind of, because of some kind of verbal abuse, some drug abuse by my biological father,

and her fearing for her own in my safety as well as just

not being a very good environment, left my dad and was a single mom working to support us.

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