If I wanted to be a soccer player or a football player, I would have learned from David Beckett.

If I wanted to be a business person, I would have learned from one buffer of Bill Gates for Mark Zuckerberg.

But I wanted to learn how to master the mind, and I wanted to learn how to master myself.

And there's no greater master in that thought process than the monks.

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It will mean so much to me. Today, I'm letting you in.

I'm going to tell you about the full story, the three reasons why I decided to become a monk for three years.

Now, you may have heard me tell this in different places, in interviews, maybe in bits and parts, etc.

But in this podcast, I'm going to guide you through my decision making so that you can get a deeper understanding

behind why I did what I did, how I did it, and what it looked like.

So, I want you to get ready for those three reasons why I decided to become a monk for three years.

And what I want this podcast to do is I wanted to help you become more clear about your decision making.

I wanted to help you to get more clearer thoughts on your values.

I want to help you get more clarity on the choices in your life.

We all have to make tough decisions, tough choices, and they're always challenges in our way.

But this thought process that I'm going to guide you through right now is going to help you make the biggest decisions of your life.

If that's something that you've been thinking about, if that's something that you've been challenged by, then you're in the right place.

I was born and raised in London, obviously you can tell by my accent.

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