Coming off the tournament it was like it was great because I had a lot of positives

but I'm like it was Jake Herbert I got to give him a shout out he gave me a great

saying he was like grateful but not satisfied we can endure anything and adapt

and pivot and change wrestling gave us that ability I would say nothing in

life is impacted me or the things Raps and his taught me in terms of self

reflection resilience toughness some guys have it some guys don't adversity

100% how to pick myself up and be a man after I failed and everything that

is shaped my life and what I'm at today would not be there without the values

and basically the lessons I've learned to the sport of wrestling for me you

wrestling say in a life because it allowed me to focus and channel my energy

with fortune if you wrestled because if you wrestled natural talent helps but

it's it's 5% of the ingredient it pales in comparison to heart and technique and

effort it humbled me taught me humility nothing can hit humble you more than

wrestling I think it's the learning to adapt right you learn you learn how to

adapt you learn how to solve problems you know if I look back my time that's

the rest when you forgive me one thing more than anything else it's not toughness

ladies and gentlemen welcome back to the wrestling change my life podcast it's

your host Ryan Warner coming to you from Chicago I L getting you our Monday

episode a little bit later today but it's for good reason we have Miles

Amin on the show Miles recently won a bronze medal at the 2023 world

championships which qualified him for the Paris Olympics next August Miles the

past Olympic bronze medalist five time all American for Michigan if you're

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