033 - Adam Lamb

from Friend Request · host Justin Lamb

Adam Lamb, a former body builder, entrepreneur, and father of two, discusses growing up with divorced parents, and how money has played a critical role in building his identity and determination. Adam, who is Justin's older brother, also goes over how his wife inspired him to get his stuff together and find new levels of success. He also talks about being a father and how he found out a few years in that he is much better at raising a girl than he is a boy, not having a father role model of his own. Facebook and Instagram: @FriendRequestPod Twitter: @FriendRequestJL

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