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Welcome to Insight.

If you're new here, I'm Chris Van Fleet. I'm a four-time Emmy Award-winning TV host,

and I'm obsessed with finding out what makes successful people so successful. And on each episode of

the show, we have in-depth conversations and reverse engineer the habits and techniques of the

world's top athletes, actors, entrepreneurs,

you name it. If they are the best at what they do, I want to get their insight so we can apply it

to our own lives. And get ready to be inspired by T.J. Wilson, aka Tyson Kid. He had an incredible in-ring career with WWE, which, you know, I guess

happens when you spend most of your life around the legendary heart family. But that in-ring

career was unfortunately cut short from a devastating neck injury in 2015. He's actually lucky to be

alive. Most people don't survive this neck injury,

and the people that do survive are paralyzed. So, I mean, what a lucky, lucky guy. He's now transitioned

into a backstage role as a producer, and he says he's even better at that than he was in the ring, which is a huge statement.

And you know I'm all about positivity. And positivity just beams out of TJ. I mean, he could have

every reason to be a negative, angry guy. He could still be constantly living in the past of that

injury that happened all, you know, six years ago.

Instead, though, he focuses on what he has right now and what's in front of him, which I think is a reminder that we all need in our daily lives.

He also tells a great story of how going to school with a young Teddy heart is the reason that he's a

wrestler today. And if he didn't meet Teddy, who knows what he'd be doing? That's like the,

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