Welcome to the rewire podcast.

I'm your host, Ryan Stumann,

and I'm here to rewire your mind for success.

You were put on this planet for success.

You were created to succeed,

but the force of average is after you every single day,

my brothers and sisters,

and this podcast is the one thing that's designed

to help you fight the force of average and excel in every

area of your life. We're glad that you're here.

I think one of the most powerful things that you can do as a human being is to be conscious

of your weaknesses and shortfallings. I think the guys that know and the ladies that know that

they're not perfect, that know that they're flawed, they know they have their issues, they're self-aware about it.

I think they're some of the strongest people in the world and they don't get enough credit.

What I mean by that is if we know our weaknesses, then we know what we need to work on.

You know, for six years I've been working on my emotions from prison and growing up abused. And, you know, I respond to violence. And what I mean by that is like when David Goggins was coaching me, David was always violence, violence, violence, screaming, yelling, fucking push, no fuck's giving. Like, that's how I respond. Like, I'm a big fan of andy furslla that's a violent aggressive

way to deliver a message that's what i need to hear no frills no fluff hey motherfucker go get it

done that's how i talk to myself that's how i listen not everybody is cut out that way and i know

it's a weakness of mine because I enjoy talking to myself that

way. That's what motivates me, but it seems very condescending and degrading when I talk that way

to other people. It's weird. If Goggins does it, everybody's like, yeah, but, but it's somewhere

in my communication, I understand that I have a weakness. Maybe Goggins says people and I might say you. And I work on these things. This is the

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