Ryan Michler: Family Man, Business Owner, Founder of Order of Man
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Most of you have watched MMA fights. From the casual observer, it simply looks like two guys beating each other mercilessly.
And, while violence is certainly an element to the fighting these guys participate in, there are so many lessons that can be extracted from fighting in the cage.
My guest today, Charlie Brenneman, shares with us how to be more disciplined, how to develop a perfect day, and what separates the winners from the losers.
[quote cite='Charlie Brenneman' align='none']"What gets you where you want to be is doing the little things every day that others don't want to do." Tweet That[/quote]
Meet Charlie "The Spaniard" Brenneman
Charlie “The Spaniard” Brenneman is a professional mixed martial arts fighter, speaker, mentor and author.
Following a successful high school wrestling career, Charlie took his talents to Lock Haven University where he achieved a top 12 finish at Division I Nationals and 1st Team All-Academic.
Now, here's where it gets interesting: After teaching Spanish for three years and winning Spike TV’s Pros vs. Joes, Charlie decided to leave his job to pursue a master’s degree and begin his professional fighting career.
In 2011, he was ranked as high as #7 in the world in The UFC, and in 2015, he published his autobiography, Driven: My Unlikely Journey from Classroom to Cage.
[quote cite='Charlie Brenneman' align='none']"I want to live, experience, and share with other people." Tweet That[/quote]
What You'll Be Learning
How to develop your perfect day
The one, simple step for creating the perfect life
How to transition to a new path in life
How to overcome a visible, public defeat
Key takeaways for life from the cage
What separates the elite from the mediocre
The power of starting your day off right
[quote cite='Charlie Brenneman' align='none']"Most people don't have the mental fortitude to remember 'why' am I doing this." Tweet That[/quote]
