Building HumanOS | Helping 18-35 year olds go from directionless to designed | Prison → Father of 2 → Teaching personal operating systems | Building in public
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Most people inherit their operating system from their parents, schools, and especially society.
Mine crashed completely by age 20.
Here's how I rebuilt from scratch and why I'm teaching others to do the same:
@SherieSimpson@LewisHowes Could you imagine not being able to live a normal life?
I wouldn't mind being recognized occasionally by locals, but crowds and hearts of people constantly bothering you while you're out and about?
No thanks.
You breakthrough your limitations by intentionally reinventing yourself.
Discover what it is you want to do, decide what you’ll need to overcome to achieve it — then go do it.
Discover.
Decide.
Do.
@simonsquibb To be debt-free and help people become the best version of themselves.
I've been homeless, spent 5 years in prison, have lost both parents before age 27. I've come out from darkness into the light and want to use my framework to help others do the same.
No matter what’s happening, as long as we woke up today and everyone around us is alive and healthy — we’re having a good day.
It’s all about perspective.
“This too shall pass.”