Guys, I think it's safe to assume that most of us have ambitions for the future.

If not all of us, I don't think you'd be listening to this podcast if that wasn't the case.

But unfortunately, a lot of us have a tendency of getting in our own way and sabotaging ourselves in the pursuit of the ambitions that we have.

Today, I'm joined by New York Times bestselling author and repeat guest Gary John Bishop to talk about how hardwired into us, the self sabotage really is.

What the three greatest saboteurs are, how to balance the idea of certainty in our lives and aspirations, the myth of quote unquote truth, and how to finally end self sabotage.

It's who you are. This is who you will become. At the end of the day, and after all is said and done, you can call yourself a man.

But reclaiming and restoring masculinity to a place when we were strong and bold and proficient and capable.

And there are certainly men who exhibit those characteristics and those traits.

But I see in society today a downward trend, a downward spiral into mediocrity, complacency, softness, weakness, and I think it's a detriment to society.

If not society, it's certainly a detriment to ourselves and our own ambitions and a detriment to those we have a responsibility for.

That's our family, our employees, our employers, our community members, neighbors, friends, et cetera, et cetera.

So it's my job to give you the tools and the guidance and the direction and the resources and specifically within the context of this podcast, the conversations that each and every one of us need to step up more fully in our lives.

We've had conversations with warriors, jocke, a willing, Tim Kennedy, Dakota Meyer.

We've had conversations with entrepreneurs like Grant Cardone and Andy for Silla.

We've had New York Times bestselling authors on scholars, any man out there who has a story to share who has some ideas about what's worked and what hasn't.

And has been relatively successful in their life.

It's my job to get these men on the podcast so we can have these incredibly powerful conversations that help all of us step into masculinity and manhood in a way that serves ourselves answers those that again, we have an obligation and responsibility for.

So I've got a great one lined up for you today with a repeat guest.

I'll get to that here in just a quick minute.

I do want to mention very, very quickly the idea of supplements.

I've talked about this quite a bit in the past, specifically over the past, I don't know, I'd say five, six months.

But before that, I wasn't using very many supplements, but I've started using over that time, five or six months, origin supplements.

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