Life has had some drastic changes for me but all is for the better. With my situation. It’s not easy, but I won’t quit. Fast forward into the story, to a point to where I wasn’t able to make ends meet. I will be going back to the powersports dealership I did very well at a couple hours away from where I currently am at. I will be moving soon to work there soon. Most money I’ve made, I loved that job and I know people there so I am excited that it’s an opportunity I have to support and raise my daughters. Where I am currently there weren’t jobs paying enough to support being full time and affording a nanny. That’s why I had to leave my last job, become a stay at home dad and work hard on the weeks when I didn’t have them. Did everything from DoorDash, sold items around the house, bartended at a ski resort, built all of my platforms for training/coaching/legacy brotherhood, online training, videos for a fitness company. Whatever it took to get by. Right now I’m at a point to where I need to be more financial support while I get my training business and platforms up off the ground and marketed. Struggling financially with normal finances has halted finances going further into the marketing and business. This powersports business will allow me to do so and I’m excited for that, but also to still be hungry towards the dream and true goal of supporting helping others fight the fight and come out a stronger, happier and more present man. So this isn’t the end of the legacy brotherhood, or the fit legacy method. This is more of a massive turning point for us. Life wants to throw shit at you in every way it can. Dodge that shit, take that shit, keep on trucking one step after another with a smile on your fucking face. Being scared lets me know I’m alive. Thrive with it

Work hard, play harder. Enjoy the life you have built. I don’t get to see my family often but I’m so happy I get to spend a few days with my brother and dad snowboarding. What’s your favorite go-to hobby?