All of us have heard from men who wonder if it's too late to start in life.

Many of them believe that they may have missed the one shot they had to make something of themselves,

or they've wasted too much of their lives. My guest today, founder of Not Dead Yet, Matthew Vincent,

makes the case that it's never too late to start as long as there's air in your lungs

and blood pumping through your heart. Today we have an extremely fascinating discussion

on so many different topics, including several that we don't see eye to eye on.

Specifically, we talk about the scarcity versus abundant mindset,

the value of hate and love, the danger in what he calls hedonic treadmill,

connecting with others as a powerful motive for overcoming destructive behavior,

and the immense liberty found in becoming completely aware of yourself.

This is your life, this is 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.

Gentlemen, what is going on today? My name is Ryan Mickler. I'm your host and founder of the

Older Man Podcast and Movement. Welcome here today and welcome back. If you're new, we're

interviewing incredible men, Matt Vincent, founder of Not Dead Yet, and two-time Highland Games

champion is one of those men. We've also had guys like Jocco Willink and Andy Fricilla and Tim

Tibo and Tim Kennedy and David Goggins and Ben Shapiro and Matthew McConaughey and Terry Cruz and

an incredible Dave Ramsey, John Deloney and just an absolutely incredible lineup of guys joining us,

sharing their wisdom, sharing their insight, imparting that upon us so that we can take this

information and apply it in our own lives. We are not at a loss for information, we're on a loss for

maybe too much information but how we apply that information into our lives for maximum efficacy

and productiveness in our lives. So glad that you're here. Make sure you subscribe,

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