A man describes how coaching with Tim helped him escape a victim mindset that was hurting his kids. He learned to manage his anger, take control of his thoughts, and invest in his mental health. He says the program made him the father and person he was meant to be.
I was lost, man. I didn't know which way was the right way. I didn't really have any direction. Everything was a struggle and everything. I was not in good shape at all, period, to put it shortly. My main goal would be a master of my own mind, be better for myself. I used to think everything happened to me, kind of a victim. Mindset and I was just tired of living like that. Being able to overcome that style or type of mindset, be better all the way around for myself and my children. And since I've been in the program, it's like one big aha, you know what I mean? It's every time we get on a call, whether it's with you or Tim, anybody, especially when Tim's in live group, he's got into my brain and he's like, pulling the script out of my brain and like putting it crazy. So I used to be a hothead. I mean, it's still there. I just manage it better, a lot better. Learn to stop, take time, think about it, understand what's going on, not just act on impulse. That's going to improve everything drastically. Just do it, man. It's the best thing. I didn't believe in really investing in my myself either. And as soon as I, as soon as I committed to the program, I wanted to throw up because I didn't grow up investing in myself. Money comes and goes. Your mental health is important. Your wellbeing is important. It's money. I know, I get it, but it's worth it. Every last penny, every last dollar, everything. It's worth it. Just do it. You'll thank yourself. I guarantee that you're going to be a better version of yourself. Version that you should have been, the version that you could have been a long time ago.
