Hi, I am Coach J.C. and I went from $400,000 in debt, depressed, oppressed, and suicidal,

thrown away my story to helping people win all day and helping people build purpose-driven

lives and highly profitable personal brands. And I am one of the passionate few.

Interviewed today with Omar was absolute fire man Omar is the G of a podcast and interviewing and not only that he's a beautifully human being and he's a great great great person so I'm

honored I'm grateful to be on this show. Man, I believe that

people are going to create the winning mindset. They're going to learn how to create a new

story for their life throughout this episode. They're going to learn how to overcome their fear

story, create a fate story, and win in life. Enjoy. Hey, guys, welcome to this episode of the

passionate few podcast today. It's your host,

Omar, and today we get to sit down with the founder of the Win All Day movement, Coach J.C. He's not

only a speaker, author, entrepreneur, and he's not only helping people build their brands,

but he's even more passionate, but helping people win at life, however they define it.

His story's incredible because he went from being

just a regular Jonathan to inventing the man he is today, none other than coach JC. So thank you so much for encouraging the message of the Win All Day movement, brother. And thank you so much for being on the show today. Come on, baby. Let's go. Omar, I'm super stoked. I'm excited. First of all, I just want to say thank you.

I'm grateful for you who you are, the message all, I just want to say thank you. I'm grateful for you,

who you are, the message that you share, man, just who you are in the world, man. I love you, bro, like a brother. And, you know, I'm honored. I got to say this, bro. Like, I am up. I'm standing. I am not sitting this whole episode because you got to hear me, man. I am here today with the passionate few, the man, the myth, the legend himself, you, and the number one question

I get in life, bro, it's Coach J.C. How do you have so much energy? Why are you so passionate? Where does that come from? So I'm just super excited to be on the show with you today. And I'm honored and grateful. And I believe we have a message to share with the world that's going to change lives today, brother. Absolutely, man. And I want to go three part with you in this interview today. So number one, I want to talk about a little bit about your story, right? Your upbringing, how you came from, you know, kind of humble beginnings, that rough place, growing up very young, having to be a father when you're only 20. I want to talk about that. Number two, I also want to talk about, you know, the things you've done with your books. You've helped people from weight loss to business to mindset. And of course, number three, we'll get practical about, you know, tactical pieces of advice you can give to people to win all day in their life, too. So I just want to preface with that because I love your energy, but I want to know your story because the man you are today is incredible. You've got amazing energy, one of the best energies I've ever met from anybody. So I applaud you. You make me want to stand. But take me back, man. If we look back at your story, give the audience a little bit of context of the kind of beginnings you came from and some of the challenges you had to face before you became this high energy guy winning all day. Yeah, no doubt, Omar. You know, here's the bottom line, man. I'm a cat that grew up in New Jersey, you know, grew up raised by a single mom, and my mom raised us on great morals. She did an amazing job. It was me, my mom, my sister. We grew up extremely poor, laughed a lot from a monetary perspective. And I saw a lot of pain and suffering. grew up at a young age, knowing that my calling in life, I had no idea what it meant, Omar, but I knew at a young age when I was in a shelter, in a bunk bed, crying, weeping, looking down on my sister at the bottom bunk bed, and I just hated life at that young age. We suffered so much. We used food stamps. We visited local food pantries,

took public transportation. I couldn't have the Michael Jordan sneakers. And I knew at a young age,

man, that I was going to help people not be in a pain and suffering. And I had no idea what

that meant at the moment, but I knew it was my calling. And the other thing I knew, and I made a goal

of mine and I packed at that young age is I was going to be the man in the household, man. I was going to rescue my mom, my sister from that poverty stricken life. And that was my story. And I stuck

by it, man. I was going to go make a lot of money so that I could rescue them and pull them out. And they would never suffer again. I was going to show my dad and pay him back. Right. And so I was going to do that one in two ways. I mean, I was going to either, Jersey, you know, I was going to

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