On a Mission Podcast

The People’s Champion, Jordan Reynolds

On a Mission Podcast

Show Notes

This week, I'm joined by Jordan Reynolds, a professional boxer with an impressive record of seven wins in seven fights. We explore his journey from a troubled youth to finding solace and belonging in the boxing gym.

He candidly discusses the challenges he faced, both inside and outside the ring, and how he used discipline and determination to overcome them. We delve into the world of boxing, examining the differences between amateur and professional fights, various boxing styles of different nations, and the importance of mindset and resilience in the sport.

Jordan also opens up about his difficult upbringing, the trauma he experienced, and his desire to create a loving and supportive family environment. The discussion focuses on personal growth, spiritual practices, and why it’s vital to give back to the community.

TAKEAWAYS

Jordan recognised his potential in boxing early on, even with limited experience. His determination and grit were evident in his amateur fights, where he faced opponents with far more experience and still performed well.

You should always take your career seriously from the start. Jordan focussed on his diet, nutrition, and overall fitness, and was influenced by the professional boxers he trained with and aimed to emulate their dedication and commitment to their craft.

You’ll always encounter scepticism and negativity from some people who feel threatened by your ambition and drive. However, with a strong support system, you’ll always overcome the doubters.

In addition to his boxing career, Jordan has embraced various practices and experiences to enhance his personal growth and well-being. These include exploring spirituality, engaging in breathwork and meditation, and even participating in ceremonies involving ancient medicines like mushrooms. Jordan’s openness to different practices reflects his desire to continually improve himself and find balance in his life.

BEST MOMENTS

"People want you to do well, but not better than them."

"Life's hard, man. I've seen what it's done to people"

"I was in the gym from 10 in the morning till 10 at night. It was like I belonged there and maybe as a kid growing up I never had that at home."

"I've got to work, I've got to graft, man. 24-7 to get out of this."

VALUABLE RESOURCES

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