Ed Latimore on Hard Lessons From the Hurt Business, Stoic Street Smarts, and His Writing Process

In this episode of Acta Non Verba, host Marcus Aurelius Anderson sits down with Ed Latimore, a heavyweight boxer, Army veteran, author, and physicist. Ed shares his journey from a challenging upbringing to success in the ring and beyond, discussing the lessons learned from boxing, overcoming adversity, addiction, and the power of personal responsibility. The conversation dives deep into mindset, writing, and the realities of life as a professional fighter and author.

 

Episode Highlights:

[1:40] Ed’s return to boxing at age 40 and health journey

[6:40] The impact of environment and relationships on life trajectory

[14:00] Ed’s experiences with adversity, education, and pivotal life decisions

[29:00] How boxing changed Ed’s life and helped him achieve sobriety

[36:00] Misconceptions about professional boxing and the economics of the sport

[51:00] Ed’s writing process and the making of his new book

Ed Latimore is a heavyweight boxer, Army veteran, physicist, and bestselling author. Sober since 2013, Ed is known for his candid writing on personal development, addiction, and resilience. His latest book, "Hard Lessons from the Hurt Business: Boxing and The Art of Life," draws from his experiences in and out of the ring. Ed is also a sought-after speaker and maintains a strong online presence, sharing insights on mindset, discipline, and overcoming adversity. Learn more at edlatimore.com.

 

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