What up, guys. Welcome to the Chih Tjitsu podcast, episode 3.74.

I've been, I don't know why I'd never made a fuss about the numbers until like we got into the 300s.

And now I'm just like every time.

Uh, uh, uh, um, welcome guys. Thank you. Thank you for being here. So today, me and Eugene are going to talk with you guys about some mindset ideas.

We started, we started rapping about, like, you know, we started talking one because

Eugene was like talking about when people come into our gym, it's a regular occurrence

now and they, they see me and, you know, they're like, oh, it's the world famous

chewy or something, right?

And they'll come in and their words, not mine, by the way, they will come in and they'll take pictures and so forth after training.

And Eugene's been around long enough to see me go from, you know, obscure black belt in Kentucky to, or actually brown belt in.

Brown belt.

Being a, you know, world famous black belt in jihitsu, right?

And for, and like, I'm, you know, essentially, I've obviously grown and mature just like we all do,

but I'm essentially the same guy, you know, and I don't, I don't for a moment sort of have that sort of my,

my, my, my, my, poo doesn't stink kind of attitude about anything.

And we started talking about this idea of detachment, which, you know, mental detachment,

which you can take that idea to jih Tjitsu, to your competitions, your business, whatever, right?

But then we also talked about other mindset tips, things that like,

again, go to jihitsu competitions, training life.

I mean, we get into the weeds with relationships, parenting, just mental mindset

tips that again, I think have been really beneficial to me.

Same thing for Eugene.

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