Strength isn’t just measured in the gym—it’s tested in everyday life. In this episode, I share how my definition of strength changed after my health crisis, and why real power comes from resilience, discipline, and identity. Athletes, coaches, and fathers will learn how to build lasting strength that goes far beyond muscle.

Surviving my time on life support was only the beginning. The real challenge came afterward—rebuilding my body, mind, and identity from the ground up. In this episode, I break down the Comeback Mindset: the framework I used to recover from a near-death experience and turn weakness into strength.

Whether you’re an athlete facing injuries, a father learning resilience, or someone fighting through life’s toughest setbacks, this episode gives you practical tools to rise again. You’ll learn why motivation isn’t enough, how to close the gap between intention and action, and how to turn adversity into fuel for growth.

This is more than a comeback—it’s a blueprint for becoming unbreakable.

This is the first episode of the podcast. It is unedited, no music, and simply raw.

In December 2024, everything changed. What doctors first misdiagnosed as an ulcer turned out to be bleeding in my esophagus. My body crashed, my blood count plummeted, and I spent nine days on life support. I shouldn’t have made it—but I did.

This episode is where I share the full story: the pain, the fight, and the perspective I gained from nearly losing it all. It’s the beginning of my comeback, and the reason I’m here today to talk about strength, resilience, and the will to keep going.