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EPISODE · May 7, 2019 · 17 MIN

Dan Hyman – world-class investment manager, jiu jitsu player, and former EIWA champion wrestler on why you should put in the extra work

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In this short podcast my good friend Dan and I talk about what he believes has helped him get success, first in wrestling and later in his brilliant finance and investment career.  We brought up the biblical quote ” those that have will be given more, those that have not even what little they have will be taken away.”  Dan gives some real world examples of how this quote works.  He also talks about getting through tough times. He discusses why you don’t have to be the smartest or most athletic  to get top results in athletics, finance, and life. Quick background on Dan: 2002 EIWA champion 133lbs Lehigh University Wrestled for ASU and Lehigh in College Started Jiu Jitsu in High School with Ceasar Gracie, went to Brazil in 2002 to live and train with Rolles Gracie Currently trains jiu jitsu (when schedule allows) at Cleber Luciano’s in Huntington Beach, CA One of the most respected finance and investment professionals in his field Helped to create Stout Training Pittsburgh – Team Renzo Gracie through support when the school started  board member for important non-profit organizations     The post Dan Hyman – world-class investment manager, jiu jitsu player, and former EIWA champion wrestler on why you should put in the extra work appeared first on Stout Training.

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