Hey, what's going on guys?

Welcome back with the Jeremy Skep Fins podcast, a radio show.

Coming to you on August 13th, the day before my birthday.

And over the last few years, I have wrote a blog on my birthday,

dropping what I like to call some real life knowledge bombs

that I think can help you guys live a more meaningful life.

And so I'm going to read through my show notes if you're watching on YouTube or IGTV or Facebook or wherever we post this. I'm going to dig into it because it's a lot of stuff to go through. And like every year to say, you know, 2019 didn't go 100% exactly as planned would be an understatement. Some of it went much, much better than I thought, and some of it went, as you can

imagine, much, much worse.

But I guess that's, you know, what life is about, you know, kind of taking your problems

head on and kicking the shit out of them and in turn becoming a better version of yourself.

And so every year on August 13th, as I'm doing today, I always scroll through my life on social

media and see the places that I've been, the cool things I've done, and the people that I've

got to meet in the past 364 days.

And it still amazes me, you know, to see how badass my life really is and how blessed I am.

And that really doesn't even you know begin

to do it justice because I'm thankful for every single day that I get to wake up and live this life

and my hope is that all of you listening will be able to do that in your life as well and in one

form or another just to be happy as fuck every day when you wake up and uh finally, you know, being able to live my life on my own terms, you know, I've died for this opportunity, you know, to be the master of my day doing what I want, when I want, and how I want, all what giving back to others is the life that I live now. And to me, that's what success is. And I started thinking about all, you know, the mistakes that I've made in my life and the lessons that I've success is and I start thinking about all you know the mistakes that

I've made in my life and the lessons that I've learned in the past you know I guess you know 35 36 years

at this point it makes me want to share them with you and maybe you know just maybe it'll help you

through some obstacles some tough times or just let you see the world you know through different eyes

for a minute and you know my eyes, you know, through different eyes for a minute and, you know, my eyes, if you will, you know, for better or for worse. And the reason I feel like I can speak on a lot of these things is because I fucked up a lot and I've made a lot of mistakes in my life with, you know, people and money and opportunities and different things. And I think I was lucky enough, and I, my preference by saying lucky enough to do it at an early

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