юааformerюаб юааproюаб юааboxerюаб юааedюаб юааlatimoreтащsюаб юааcourageюаб юааto Fightюаб юааaddic “braving the unknown. facing the unknown and the uncomfortable. if you can do that — if you can be courageous there, i guarantee you, you can figure that par. Once upon a time, i was a professional boxer. now, at the age of 40, i’ll be fighting again. in this essay, i explain why i’m boxing and what i hope to accomplish this time around. ed latimore. writer, retired boxer, self improvement enthusiast. let’s start this newsletter with a brief summary of my past.
Get Better At Boxing With These Boxing Workout Tips From Ex Heavyweight Ed latimore. i’m a writer, competitive chess player, army veteran, physicist, and former professional heavyweight boxer. my work focuses on self development, realizing your potential, and sobriety—speaking from personal experience, having overcome both poverty and addiction. follow me on twitter. Addiction and identity. sober since 2013, ed latimore tells the story of his painful battle with his addiction to alcohol. after having lost his shot as an olympic boxer, he came to understand that his battle was just as much with identity as it was with the dopamine reward system. ed shares that attempts and relapses to overcome an addiction. Describing edward latimore jnr feels like describing three, maybe four people. the 35 year old american is a retired professional heavyweight boxer, a physics graduate, a former member of the us. Ed latimore is a former professional boxer turned writer and creator. after retiring from 7 years of boxing, ed turned his attention towards writing about personal development: he openly shares his recovery journey from addiction, and his knowledge on building mental resilience.
Ed Latimore Former Professional Boxer Author Southern Utah University Describing edward latimore jnr feels like describing three, maybe four people. the 35 year old american is a retired professional heavyweight boxer, a physics graduate, a former member of the us. Ed latimore is a former professional boxer turned writer and creator. after retiring from 7 years of boxing, ed turned his attention towards writing about personal development: he openly shares his recovery journey from addiction, and his knowledge on building mental resilience. Ed latimore. i’m a writer, competitive chess player, army veteran, physicist, and former professional heavyweight boxer. my work focuses on self development, realizing your potential, and sobriety—speaking from personal experience, having overcome both poverty and addiction. follow me on twitter. Former heavyweight boxer (13 1 1) from the hood with a degree in physics | videos teaching how to manage risk, build relationships, and face reality.
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