Episode 20 - Opportunities, Gratitude, And The Stagnation Of Entrepreneurs

Today we’re talking about finding ways to have a better perspective when it comes to opportunities all around us. Justin recounts some of his time in the military and how those experiences shaped his perception of opportunity, as well as a driver-less car invention that he almost patented but (regretfully) passed on. Show Topics: 1. Opportunities around the world (0:55) 2. Gratitude and Building from the Bottom (7:00) 3. Happiness and work selection (18:20) 4. Missed opportunities for driver-less cars (34:30) Announcements: 1. Dan Bell, head coach for Rubber City Weightlifting, will be holding a USAW Level 1 Weightlifting coaching certification on February 27th – 28th. This will be held at Unrivaled Strength in North Canton, Ohio . 2. Be on the lookout for Justin’s 52-week template for Powerlifting which will be available in the near future. If you’re interested, please email the gym for further details on pricing. 3. Justin will be holding a Squat Seminar at Unrivaled Strength (Date TBD). Follow us on SoundCloud, Spotify, and iTunes. Leave us a review and let us know how we’re doing! Your Hosts: Justin Oliver is the owner of Unrivaled Strength and Fitness (established in 2015). He is a coach with over 10 years of experience in the fitness industry and has dedicated himself to bringing the best to his clients through evidence-based training. Justin is currently a competitive powerlifter with an International Elite Total of 1857 at 242. He has an incredibly diverse background of training which allows him to bring special insight to everyone he encounters. His purpose for starting this podcast is to have platform to share his knowledge and experience in fitness, life, and business. Dane Lee is a Sports Massage Therapist and owner of Elite Recovery Sports Massage. He has been working with powerlifters, Olympic weightlifters, and collegiate athletes since 2015. He is the inventor of Nervous System Management and Recovery Programming. His work is primarily based in Accumulative Fatigue Theory for athletes