SAVAGE Entrepreneur Podcast - Is Success Without Health Really Success? | Savage Sunrise

Is Success Without Health Really Success? | Savage Sunrise

07/31/23 • 5 min

Join me in exploring the hidden battle between health and success. I'm sharing the tragic story of a dear friend of mine to demonstrate the REAL COST of neglecting health in the pursuit of wealth and entrepreneurial success.
Together, we'll confront one of life's toughest challenges.
If you've ever wondered, "Is Success Without Health Really Success?", this episode is for you!
Let's challenge the norm, shift our focus, and start building healthier, balanced lives.
Buckle up, get ready, and remember - each sunrise is a gift, not a guarantee! ☀️
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SAVAGE Entrepreneur Podcast - Is Success Without Health Really Success? | Savage Sunrise

Transcript

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One morning, a few years ago, my cell phone rang at 4 AM, kind of a prelude to the grim news that was about to come. One of my childhood buddies, in the prime of his life, at age 51, had suddenly dropped dead from a heart attack. His wife, Marie, was the bearer of this tragic news. A sickening wave of sorrow washed over me at this moment, not just for the excruciating pain Marie and her three children were bracing for, but also because it echoed a per