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Business guy who happens to knock people out… 🥊

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Many men wish death upon me… taken in New York City by @loic.boxing

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Food tasted better when we had nothing to our name. taken in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania by @loic.boxing

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4 years ago

“Bravery is funded by hope.

A fearless character operates without funding. Without fuel.

Simply the learned ability that FEAR WILL NEVER HELP YOU.

If I have no chance to win. It’s okay. KILL ME THEN.”

- Anonymous

This is my mentality in business & athletics when faced with certain defeat but an opportunity to expand capabilities. Also serves as a barometer of where you are in relation to the levels above you.

Also, I cannot be killed. Just a reminder for you idiots that are getting any ideas from this post.

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5 years ago

Don’t set goals based on what you’d receive...Set goals based on the person you have to become on the journey to achieving them.

If someone were to hand me all of my goals today, I would immediately refuse. No hesitation.

But that’s the type of person I am... It’s way deeper for me...

In my experience, achievements mean nothing unless you feel fully worthy & deserving.

You could trick your mind or justify the achievements however you’d like, but the subconscious will always know.

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As highly ambitious people, I believe we all have a deep rooted desire to know that we could do it again if we had to start from zero...

Comment your thoughts on this. by @loic.boxing

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True horror is what lies beneath the mask.

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Photo creds: @nochillcaro taken in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania by @loic.boxing

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Set unrealistic goals and fully commit to them as if they are realistic. & then convince your mind & daily internal dialogue to fully believe that you’d be a loser & a fraud if you don’t hit the target.

Try this & you’ll see what happens...

When done correctly, there should be a level of discomfort & resistance to commit. This is good. If there is no discomfort, then either your word means nothing to you (very suspect. Fix that immediately) or your target is not unrealistic enough.

Once fully committed, this discomfort will gradually disappear & will lead you into abnormal levels of action.

There is only fear & discomfort when you are half committed in your mind.

That is why people say it is better to have your back against the wall while a lion is charging at you than to be in the middle of an empty plot of land while a lion is charging at you.... think about that for a sec... visualize both scenarios for a sec...

I have a piece I wrote about the power and mental process of full commitment coming soon that expands on this... Stay on the lookout.

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Unrealistic is highly subjective & comparative... I would even argue that having that word in your vocabulary limits you. But that’s an argument for another time by @loic.boxing

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5 years ago

Don’t blink… by @loic.boxing

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6 years ago

Solid warmup. Now time to commence the workout. by @loic.boxing

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6 years ago

Humans of sufficient means tend to fodder their livestock more strategically than they fodder themselves… taken in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania by @loic.boxing

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6 years ago

I would say this city is mine but no one benefits from being informed that water is wet..

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Photo creds: @thomaskcosentino taken in Penn Park by @loic.boxing

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6 years ago

Your ego is your most important weapon when in battle, but in preparation it must be completely destroyed. Destroyed until you think nothing of yourself. Destroyed until you are formless...Like water...Like Bruce Lee...

Many of you know the ego from its formal definition:
“a person’s sense of self-esteem or self-importance.”

However, it is much deeper than that. The ego is deeply rooted in your subconscious mind to the point where we are unaware of how it overpowers our thoughts and actions. The most interesting part about the ego is that most of us don’t know when it appears.

We were never taught to identify it.

It disguises itself as very logical narratives that we can buy into to justify beliefs & ultimately actions we decide to take or not take.

“I don’t have to go train today because I went yesterday” Ego.

“I don’t have to complete my to-do list in its entirety; I already did a lot today plus no one is watching” Ego.

“What’s the difference between 14 reps and 15 reps anyway” Ego.

“I don’t need to read that book or listen to that podcast because I already know everything I need to know about that subject” Ego.

“I can probably get the same results with less effort and by not following that blueprint EXACTLY how it is designed” Ego.

“I’m not going to implement or try that at all; what I’m doing is good enough” Ego.

“I’m not gonna reach out to that person because they didn’t reach out to me” Ego.

“I’m not asking for any favors or any introductions because I don’t want a mf thinking I owe them” Ego. (still working on this one)

“I don’t wanna start lifting because I don’t wanna look like Schwarzenegger” ...Dawg what? That’s like saying yea man don’t wanna get into basketball cuz I might fuck around & turn into LeBron lol maddd disrespectful to those actually in the trenches for their respective craft. I digress but you get the picture.

There are people who are further along in the journey who don’t think like that... who think the exact opposite of that actually...
What makes you think you’re so special that you get to skip all that shit? Oh you didn’t get the results you wanted this past year? I wonder why. taken in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania by @loic.boxing

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6 years ago

I need to stop sleeping at the Ritz Carlton... I’m the fresh prince but really I’m living like Carlton...

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Photo creds: @jcnei taken in The Ritz-Carlton, Philadelphia by @loic.boxing

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