Attack Life Not Others Tim Hoover and Steve Mittman

"Always forgive your enemies, nothing annoys them so much." — Oscar Wilde

Tim and Steve reference Dan Millman and Jimmy V, both of whom have spoken about the importance of living life to the fullest. They emphasize the need for enthusiasm, motivation, and pushing boundaries to achieve greatness in all aspects of life, striving to make every moment extraordinary.
Discover how ordinary people can achieve extraordinary things in life through the inspiring story of Jimmy Valvano, the basketball coach turned motivational speaker. Embrace the idea that every moment has the potential to be extraordinary — and seize opportunities that come your way.
Join the journey of self-reflection and empowerment as you learn to appreciate the gift of life and strive to do extraordinary things, no matter how ordinary you may feel.
Key Takeaways:
Ordinary people have the potential to achieve extraordinary things
Embracing challenges and continuous self-improvement can lead to a fulfilling life
Adopting a mindset that seeks excellence can transform every aspect of life, making it extraordinary
Inspirations like Jimmy Valvano and Dan Millman provide frameworks to live passionately and purposefully
“I’m going to be EXCITED and ENTHUSIASTIC every day that GOD gives me on this earth.” — Jimmy Valvano

“We all have inner demons to fight. We call these demons fear and hatred and anger. If you don't conquer them, then a life of a hundred years is a tragedy. If you do, a life of a single day can be a triumph.” — Yip Man

Discover the power of cultivating happiness as a habit rather than a goal, inspired by a profound quote from Richard Branson.
Join Tim and Steve as they discuss the importance of being present, practicing gratitude, and embracing life's challenges as opportunities for growth.
Learn how happiness can be within reach for anyone willing to let it grow, even during tough times.

“Don’t be the reason someone feels insecure. Be the reason someone feels seen, heard, and supported by the whole universe.” — Cleo Wade

Tim encountered an 80-year-old man on the beach who was moving with incredible speed and determination using a walker. Despite his age, the man exuded vitality (he did not let the old man in). This is a reminder that age is just a number, everything is relative, and our mindset and attitude towards life matter more than the years we've lived.
Tim's conversations with the 80-year-old in Florida and the 40-year-old black belt underscore the idea that our mindset shapes our experience of life.