#018 | What a Day in Prison Taught Me About Freedom

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#018: Did you know I went to prison earlier this year? Don’t freak out! Trust me, just listen to this episode, I’ve got a great story for you, about my last trip to America. 

MAIM TIME Update for July 4, 2020.
121 days of no drinking, 80 days of meditation!
Congratulations to those who stuck it with me for the last 30 days!
Now on my birthday, I shall toast my first sip to all my listeners!
To you and your freedom!
Thank you for sticking it with me this far. 

"Nothing can bring you peace but yourself. Nothing can bring you peace but the triumph of principles.” - Ralph Waldo Emerson, Self-Reliance 

“Discipline equals freedom.” - Jocko Willink 

Happy birthday America! And happy birthday to me! Every year at this time is a reflection of the past 12 months, a heartfelt appreciation of the past and an exciting anticipation for the future. Every year, the birthday message to my friends is the same. To believe in oneself and seek freedom from within through personal actions and integrity, and just being the best person one can be. Freedom is about having control over one’s own life, living on one’s own terms and manifesting the deepest expressions of one’s own heart. 

For many years, I felt so hopeless, disconnected and alone. I hated the world and myself, I now love the world and every fiber of my being and feel more connected than ever. 

I want you to feel that love, that peace, that joy, as much as I do. 
My desire is to share that deep joy with as many people as I can day in and day out.
I hope you find your freedom, whatever that means to you. 
THANK YOU! 

Hustle 2.0 Website: https://www.hustle20.com/

Jordan’s article on his Hustle 2.0 experience. Listen to the Jordan Harbinger Show, it’s one of the best podcasts I’ve ever listened to: https://www.jordanharbinger.com/what-i-learned-spending-the-day-in-a-maximum-security-prison/

An article by Raj Jana, who also gave me inspiration for this episode: https://www.entrepreneur.com/article/332764

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