Regardless of your station in life, I think it’s safe to assume that every single one of us has a desire to transform our lives in some way. There is a myriad of reasons why a lot of people aren’t able to make that transformation happen: lack of motivation, discipline, drive, etc.
Today, I am joined by former Navy SEAL, Remi Adeleke to talk about how he went from a son of a wealthy and powerful man in Nigeria to growing up on the streets of the Bronx, to becoming a Navy Seal, and eventually a Hollywood actor and screenwriter, and ultimately, how he transformed his life.
Show Highlights
- Writing a book to inspire
- Treating people appropriately
- Turning anger into positivity
- Doing the hard work
- Overcoming mental deficiencies
- Succeeding at all cost
- Appreciating fear
- The importance of your mind
- Searching out father figures
- The progression of a criminal life
- Transitioning into the military
- Never giving up on people
- Surviving Hell Week
- Completing BUD/S
- Stepping into fatherhood
- Life after the Seals
REMI ADELEKE
I had the opportunity to sit down with an incredible man last week. His name is Remi Adeleke.
You may know of him as a former Navy SEAL and Hollywood actor but what you might not know is how this man was born to a chief of an African tribe in Nigeria, lost his father at age 5, ended up moving to the states with his mother, brother, and not a penny to their name, starting selling drugs and running scams to make some money, getting into the Navy under some questionable circumstances, and eventually becoming a Navy SEAL and Hollywood actor.
Guys, you are going to be absolutely blown away with this human and his inspiring story. So, sit back, take some notes if you want, and be inspired to make more of your circumstances and transform your life.
IRON COUNCIL
When I say the term, “Wild Man,” I think we all have some ideas of what that individual may look like and how he might behave. Most of us, as men, have been conditioned to silence the “Wild Man” within us and while there are times that certainly should be the case, there are other times where it may be required to .