#73 Bedros Keuilian - Discipline, Motivation & Wisdom that Made a Multi-Million Dollar Empire

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Sep 4, 2023

In this discussion, Bedros Keuilian, a serial entrepreneur and founder of Fit Body Boot Camp, shares his incredible journey from being an immigrant escaping communism to building a multi-million dollar empire. He highlights the importance of mentorship and community support for young men, reflecting on resilience and personal growth through childhood trauma. Bedros also dives into the significance of discipline, effective leadership, and redefining masculinity in today's world, offering powerful insights for aspiring entrepreneurs and anyone seeking transformation.

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Escaping Communism

Bedros Keuilian's family escaped communist Armenia when he was six, seeking a better life in the US.
Their quality of life decreased, living in Section 8 housing and dumpster diving for food.

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Childhood Violence

As a child, Bedros was bullied and beaten by gangs in his neighborhood.
His father gave him a flathead screwdriver and instructed him to stab the biggest attacker.

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Life of Crime

Bedros got involved in carjacking and home robberies as a teenager.
He was the getaway driver in a robbery that became a home invasion, leading to his friends' arrests.

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