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Dr. Joe Martin an award-winning international speaker, author, and educator. He is the founder of Real Men Connect, his Christian coaching and mentoring program for men. His uses his unique life story, which he summarizes as going from "rags, to riches, to ruin to redemption" as the foundation upon which he serves men and helps them win at what matters most in life. Joe and I were introduced by a mutual friend, and I sure am glad that we were. Turns out he actually lives right down the road from me here in Chattanooga. Joe is an amazing and inspiring guy with an undeniable enthusiasm and passion for his faith in Christ which I really appreciate. He is an incredible man, husband, and father, and it was an honor to host him on the show.
DISCUSSION POINTS
- Growing up in the projects and barely making it out
- Physical and sexual abuse as a child
- Suicide & a deal with God
- Success isn’t about IQ, it’s about I Will
- Male vs Man
- Serial infidelity and porn addiction
- The power of the right mentor
- Go make disciples
- Trauma is like a beach ball, you can’t drown it
- How to win at what matters most
- What a real legacy is
- Legacy is about multiplication not addition
- What Joe wants his legacy to be with his kids
LINKS
@realdrjoemartin
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