The Awakening: How Losing It All Led to Finding True Wealth w/ Kyle Carnohan

When we are achieving most of our goals and dreams in life, and it seems like nothing could go wrong, we tend to be complacent. Our focus has shifted, and we have not realized that the people who were there with us, our loved ones, are taken for granted. We only realized it when something happened that made our eyes see it through.  Kyle Carnohan shares his life experiences, from having everything to being back at square one. How he got into firefighter paramedic, continued skateboarding, and fixed his marriage and life. How the changes he made motivate his colleagues to make changes as well. Tune in as Kyle Carnohan divulge the realization and lessons he had in his journey. Such as what he values most in life, what helped him become the better version of himself and more! Quotes: “You always have to be at war with yourself.” – Kyle Carnohan “Keep your mouth shut now and be patient. ” – Kyle Carnohan “Even if you're at the bottom of the barrel in whatever you're doing. That's an exceptional place if people are killing it around you, and you're the worst. You're in the right place.” – Kyle Carnohan Takeaways: Always push yourself, whether it's to improve yourself or find new ways to contribute to society and make a difference. When you have not proven anything yet, hold your tongue. Be patient and put your time into showing up more consistently, with more effort and focus than anyone else, and you will rise. Instead of hating the people around you and being highly competitive when you are at the bottom, appreciate the opportunity to be in the presence of greatness. Because you have nowhere to go but up, it is not every day to be surrounded by people like them. Conclusion: It is hard to appreciate the things you have when you have everything. When everything is going into place, everything is exhilarating. You tend to take for granted everything, even your loved ones. You will not realize it, not until everything is scrambling right in front of your eyes. It would be an eye-opener that wealth is not everything in life. It will make you realize many things, and it will make you ponder. An eye-opener, and it will make you back on the right track. It will make you see your loved ones again and realize what matters to you most. Also, surrounding yourself with the right people is a big help. They will make you become a better version of yourself.