The Optimal Life with Nate Haber
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Roy Dean is a 4th degree black belt in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and also holds black belts in Judo, Aikido and Japanese Jujutsu. He joined me to talk about living a jiu jitsu life and the emotional rewards that come with. Learn more at https://roydean.com Subscribe to Roy's popular YouTube channel ROYDEAN - YouTube Connect
Tum Voorn is a black belt in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and the owner of Energia Martial Arts, a group of martial arts schools based in the Netherlands. He joined me to talk about his personal Jiu Jitsu journey, what to expect at each belt level and the impact social media is having on his brand. Connect with Tum on Instagra
Lauren Murphy is a Brazilian Jiu Jitsu (BJJ) black belt and UFC fighter who fights in the womens flyweight division. She joined me to talk about how BJJ saved her from the depths of despair of drug and alcohol addiction, and how it led to a life of fulfillment, happiness and her eventual signing with the UFC. Connect
Allison Seller is a Vancouver-based personal & transformational coach, philanthropist, former competitive bodybuilder and business strategist who helps coaches and consultants grow their businesses using value-based approaches. Learn more at https://healthacademyinc.com and https://successbusinesscoach.ca Connect with
Mark and Margaret Fairbanks are the founders of Islands of Brilliance, a learning experience developed specifically for autistic children and teens to help increase their likelihood of independence as adults. They formed the non-profit organization in 2012 after their son, Harry, was diagnosed with autism in 2001. He
Adarsh Senthilnathan is a 15-year old, high school junior who joined me to talk about employing a 'mamba mentality' and doing the 'dark work' to ensure the highest levels of success. Contact Adarsh for podcast appearances and speaking engagements at AdarshSenthilnathan@gmail.com You can Buy Me a Coffee to support our
