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episode 224: 141: Live Life on Your Terms | Hunter McIntyre
There was a time in my life when I felt as if I was living for everyone else. I woke up to a marriage that was in shambles, a business that was failing, a bank account that seemed to be in the red more often than it was in the black, and a lifestyle I hated. That has all changed for me.
My guest today, Hunter McIntyre, although taking a different path, was also living a life other than what he really wanted. That was until he found Obstacle Course Racing and the passion for life you'll hear in his voice. Today, we're going to talk about how that discovery changed his life, how to identify where you need to grow most, the power that comes in trying new things, and how to life life on your terms.
SHOW HIGHLIGHTS
- Identifying where you need to grow most
- The value of meditation and self-talk
- Developing story lines that serve you
- How to refine who you are
- The power of trying new things
- Why selfishness isn't always a bad thing
- How to shine your light for others
- Discovering what the world needs from you
- Learning to let go of things that no longer serve you
- Cultivating the right attitude for life
- How to keep the your fire burning
HUNTER MCINTYRE
Guys, today I have the privilege of introducing to you Hunter McIntyre.
Hunter is a Professional Obstacle Course Racer, a two-time winner of Steve Austin's Broken Skull Challenge, and is one of the highest paid Obstacle Course Racers in the world.
What's even more interesting is that what we might recognize in Hunter today was nowhere to be found when he was younger. Most of his younger years were spent doing drugs and getting drunk, run-ins with the law, and several rehab stays.
Eventually, he found his way into modeling working with J. Crew and Abercrombie and Fitch. But, it wasn't until he found Obstacle Course Racing that he truly transformed his life. I just watched this guy compete in the Spartan World Championships in Tahoe. He is the real deal. He is loud. He's in your face. But, there is no doubt he thinks big and lives life on his terms.
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