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Ed Latimore | Creating Freedom Online | It's Not That Deep Podcast #41
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June 15, 2020
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52:52Now PlayingThis week’s guest is Ed Latimore, a retired American heavyweight boxer, author, blogger, influencer, and veteran of the U.S. national guard.
A prolific writer and bona fide Twitter god, @EdLatimore has been authentically growing his audience and following by sharing the stoic principles that have guided him along his self-improvement journey. Having studied physics and written two books: 'Not Caring What Other People Think Is A Superpower' and 'Sober Letters To My Drunken Self', Ed’s general theme of realizing his potential and becoming a better version of himself really stuck with me.
In the episode we talk about the lessons he learned through his boxing career. We also dove into the role sobriety, discipline, and self-awareness played in creating the life of freedom and happiness that he experiences today.
I invite you to join me on this journey of levelling-up by heading over to my website ItsNotThatDeepPodcast.com and signing up for Deepak’s Deep Dive news letter, where I’ll be sharing with you some of the lessons I’ve learned from guests and throughout my journey to success.
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