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🗓️ 7 July 2023
⏱️ 38 minutes
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At 13, Carlos ran away from a toxic home into the streets. Carlos became homeless, addicted to drugs, and slept in an abandoned car. By 14 he had become a gang member and criminal causing destruction everywhere he went. At 16 Carlos’ best friend whom was like a brother to him killed himself in front of me causing him to develop PTSD and become a even more violent individual. He found himself in jail and a little after his ten years and was placed in solitary confinement for 3 years. Within his last 4 years of incarceration he educated himself and got a Degree in Psychology, Entrepreneurship, and became certified as a mentor helping transform the lives of men who had once lost all hope. Many of them are home today. I was released from prison about 18 months ago after serving 17 years. Today, Carlos is a an Entrepreneur, Motivational Speaker, Writer, Coach & Mentor. In 2021 (a few months after my release) he launched “How to Battle” (a coaching/mentoring business). Carlos has developed programs and workshops focused on personal development that he teaches to a plethora of people which includes: Psychology Masters degree students all the way to the underserved communities, Churches, and prisoners.
In this episode, Brad and Carlos discuss how he overcame obstacles of his childhood and his incarceration and how he motivates others to do the same.
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If it’s your time, it’s your time. Don’t let it hinder you from living your best life.
Carlos will come help you with whatever is hindering you from being the most successful version of yourself.
Learn more about Carlos at https://www.howtobattle.com
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0:00.0 | Listen up or run |
0:23.1 | What it is Bradley back again with another episode of drop bombs today in the studio folks as always |
0:29.1 | I got a real treat for you Carlos fast ques is in the house. What's up Carlos? What's up? |
0:34.9 | I thank you for having me about time. I know all right |
0:38.0 | So I met Carlos one time walking out of another podcast. He was on the podcast |
0:43.3 | We exchanged information. I'm like dude get on my podcast. That's some that's some deep shit. We can talk about yeah |
0:51.5 | If you ever you've listened to drop bombs. Yeah, so drop bombs basically, you know |
0:57.1 | Talking about problems and situations that listeners can perhaps get something from an avoid |
1:03.6 | Having pain and suffering or you know start getting richer and richer either one. You know, it's just bombs |
1:08.9 | We're just drop bombs. So you've probably got a million of them at 13 you were |
1:14.3 | You know runaway right from a toxic home. Why was it toxic? |
1:18.9 | Yes, so at 13 my dad left, you know, he went |
1:23.7 | He created another family in secrecy put to pull that sucker over there. Yeah, yeah, my dad left at 13 |
1:30.5 | Yeah, he created another family in secrecy |
1:33.2 | And you know my mother found out as she went into a depression was forced to take on multiple jobs to provide for me and my sister |
1:40.6 | Who shortly after so dad bounced yeah dad bounced |
1:45.3 | And sister got pregnant shortly after that and so |
1:48.9 | My sister my mother fighting every day like cats and dogs because because your sister's pregnant |
1:54.5 | Well, because they were blaming each other for why my father left |
1:58.9 | And it wasn't their fault, you know, of course, it's because there was nobody else to blame and nobody |
2:02.9 | We know where else for them too. It was because your dad didn't learn |
2:07.0 | Responsibility by that time right, and so you know, I ran away |
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