Welcome to The Knowledge for Men's Show. Your life will never be the same. Your level of success will

seldom exceed your level of personal development. I want to die empty of regret. I want to die

empty of my best work. We don't understand who we are. Instead, we're living out somebody else's narrative.

But one man can do, another man can do. If it's been done, it can be done again.

Being yourself and being your truest, most authentic self in every do. If it's been done, it can be done again. Being yourself and being your

truest, most authentic self in every moment, if it scares you or makes you a little afraid, do it,

follow your heart and your gut. The first stage, I think, is finding you, like finding out who I am

today. Stuff will not work. You will have things that fail. Success is when you're a happy,

fulfilled person. How do you define success? It's your life and you are the creator of the movie script

that is your life story. All right, guys, welcome to the show. I'm here with Mark Gobloski.

He's an Air Force veteran, career martial arts professional, author, podcaster, and entrepreneur. He's on a

mission here, guys, to help others overcome the obstacles in their life based on his own experiences.

Mark, I'm happy to have you here on the show. Well, I'm honored to be here. Thanks for inviting me.

Absolutely. And so, Mark, as you know, we start off every show with a favorite success quote or some

sort of saying that's helped you on your journey.

So what do you got for us?

This is absolutely my favorite.

It's most people overestimate what they can do in one year and underestimate what they can

do in 10 years.

And that's Bill Gates.

All right. And how does that connect with you

in your story? You know, for me, you know, there's just this huge temptation to be lured in by

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