Welcome to the rewire podcast. I'm your host, Ryan Stumann, and I'm here to rewire your mind for success.

You were put on this planet for success. You were created to succeed, but the force of average is after you every single day, my brothers and sisters.

And this podcast is the one thing that's designed to help you fight the force of average and excel in every area of your life.

We're glad that you're here.

It's time to rewire.

Every day I'm adding gas to your fire.

So you can get everything you desire.

I'm here to help you take your life higher.

But before you do that, you got to rewire.

Within every one of us, there's something we're insecure about.

With guys, it might be the size of your dick, right? It might be the girl that broke your heart. It might be a scar that you have. Your nose is too big. Your hair's too short, too fat, too thin, too skinny, too ugly. Need bigger boobs. Need a bigger butt. whatever it is, we're always insecure about something because we're always trying to be perfect.

We see somebody and we're like, oh, he looks perfect or she looks perfect. And really, there's no such thing on this planet is perfection. Matter of fact, if you're a religious person, you'd know that the only person that was ever considered perfect was hung on a cross and killed. But here's the thing. We deal with insecurity every day. Some people get so

insecure. They take their insecurities and they project them out on other people. They feel

like they have bad hair, so they might make front of a girl with bad hair. They feel like

they're prematurely gray, so they may make one of bald guys or whatever the case, but there's

really no perfect example of a human being. But what's power on

this planet is turning your insecurities into confidence. Once you can convert insecurities into

confidence, the game changes for you. Let me give you an example. I met a guy one time in a seminar.

And he grew up in a rough neighborhood. And at an early age, like when he was a teenager, young man, he had his arm shot almost off. He was shot like nine times in his arm. And he had like the day that we showed up to this seminar, one of the things that we had to do was we had to work out. And so he took his shirt off to work out. And I saw the scars on his arm and I was like, dude, those are fucking awesome, man. And he looked at me, said, man, you know, I'm embarrassed that we had to take our shirts off and get saw the scars on his arm and I was like dude those are fucking awesome man and he

looked at me he said man you know I'm embarrassed that we had to take our shirts off and get in

the ocean and work out of I've always been self-conscious and insecure about these scars because

I'm a business man and if someone knew that I came from a rough neighborhood where people shot each

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