What's up, guys? So today on the podcast, Eugene and I, we, after experiencing few technical difficulties and the internet being a little sluggish, we got into a subject that was, I mean, it is jih Tjitsu related, but it has a lot of other implications, which is mentors.

I've had a lot of mentors in my life, and several of them came through Jiu-Jitsu.

And so we talk about mentorship and, you know, some of the things that are associated with

that.

Again, most of the mentorship sort of ideas that we're going to talk about are primarily

male just because I'm a guy.

And so it's what I base my experience on.

But obviously, mentorship for a female is important as well. Along with that,

we do a little Q&A at the end. And as is typical with Eugene and I, whenever we begin talking

on a subject, we start to go in all sorts of different directions with it. But hopefully the

podcast is entertaining and maybe you get something from it. Guys is always, if you guys want to support the podcast or you just want to get some of the

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guys, let's jump into the podcast and get started. What we're talking about today, guys, is mentors. And the reason this came

up was recently I got a message from a guy who on Instagram who has cerebral palsy and he's

legally blind and he's still doing jiu-jitsu. And I thought that was neat because obviously his

jiu-jitsu is not going to look like mine.

It's not going to look like Eugene's.

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