Rob Dial, welcome to I way, how are you?

Hey, I'm doing amazing. Thanks for having me no I'm thrilled that you're here I have normally been reticent to have anyone on this

podcast who talks around positive mindset or on this

positive mindset or you yourself are known as the mindset mentor

there is a huge like portion of the internet that is occupied by

people who are telling others that they can just

think their way through problems and a lot of the time the people get circulated the most

are straight white men and I sometimes worry that that will not be

relatable for my audience. But you kept on coming up on my feed because you there is a different strand the way that you talk about these

things and your own lived experience and what you have had to work your way through yourself

while not discounting you know social advantages. your

work while not discounting, you know, social advantages, I think is incredibly important, incredibly relatable,

and I think that the evolution of your work is something that has really

resonated with me and so that's why I wanted you to be here today but I wanted to just

address that straight up in case anyone's a bit dubious about this. I feel as though you have

very much so considered a way to make this conversation relatable for everyone because I do

think mindset if used in the right way is an imperative part of

resilience and an imperative part of life and I myself as disadvantages I've been some areas, I think I'm only alive because of the

resilience that's been built up by the discipline to do so.

So before we start, can I ask you to explain the incident in your life that you feel like sent you in this

trajectory? Yeah, I mean the biggest thing that the kind of have everybody understand my story is I was

raised with two parents everything I thought was great until I realized probably

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