This is the three-time.

This is 15 minutes to freedom.

I'm your host Ryan Nidell and today's episode is The Three Peas.

So all the crazy stuff that I'm bombarded with all day in life.

I realize and had a conversation with my boxing coach this

morning that there is a massive deficiency in the way that we teach our youth.

And I don't get too philosophical on what we do, but Kevin, my boxing instructor, coach, whatever, professional

boxer that spends an hour with me every morning, helping me hone my skills.

Kevin is teaching his son and daughter about setting intentions to start each day

And setting before you go to bed actually having a plan for the next day with what you want to achieve when you're going to get up

What are the things you have to get done? What are the things you want to get done? What

do the timetables look like? And he's instilling that upon his

children now. His daughter's 13, his son I believe is, I believe is 10. I might be

wrong. Forgive me if I am. Nonetheless we're having this conversation

this morning I'm putting on my wrist wraps you know in and out of every finger

and we're talking back and forth to just the fact that you know Kevin is a early 40s gentleman.

I'm mid 30s.

This stuff was never taught to me in school.

It wasn't taught to me by my parents.

The whole self-help or Tony Robbins or this vertical and the way that I consumed information

as a young man was different. It didn't exist like it does now. But the fact

it exists is almost meaningless if you don't instill it upon the youth or even right now instill it upon yourself.

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