Welcome to the rewire podcast. I'm your host Ryan Stouman 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.

So there's a well-known country music artist. It's known for partying and just being a man about good times, but he's also known for performing in front of 50 to 100,000 people on any given night.

Occasionally, thousand people on any given night. But occasionally this country star will find themselves going to an

alcoholics or a narcotics anonymous meeting around the country, maybe partied a little too hard the night before,

and needs to realign his thinking and get his mind right and everything else.

So occasionally, you'll find himself attending an AA or in a meeting.

Well there was this one particular meeting recently that the country star walks into and the whole room is doing the traditional hi I'm Ryan and I'm an

alcoholic and telling their story and it came down to the musician which maybe they knew it was him, maybe they didn't, but it came down to him.

And even though he's played and sang in front of 100,000 plus people, he was having a hard time talking to this group of six.

And finally there was an OG guy that had been sober for 20 years.

I mean he's been sponsored so many people help so many people who walked right over to the country

star and he said it's okay man nobody walks through these doors on a winning streak

if you don't know, that artist is Jelly Roll and that's the premise of his first

song on his latest album called Winning Street. And really man it got me to thinking when I heard

Jelly Roll tell the story on Joe Rogin. It really got me to think him. In order for

somebody to get better, they have to hit rock bottom.

In order for an alcoholic to quit drinking, they don't quit when they're on top of the world.

They walk through those doors on a losing streak, they've lost enough and there's been enough

pain associated with whatever that addiction was that got them in that position they've had had enough of it. They're not walking

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