This episode: From Rock Bottom to Rebuilding Love: How Mitchell Osmond Transformed His Marriage, Mind, and Mission.   Here’s what you’ll learn about: Introduction and Purpose of the Podcast (0:03) Host Drew Deraney introduces the podcast and mentions that Mitchell is recovering from being sick. Drew thanks Jessica Velarde for introducing Mitchell to the podcast. Drew discusses the concept of life being linear until external circumstances derail it. He introduces the idea of three types of men: those who ignore adversity, those who see it as a barrier, and those who see it as an opportunity for growth. Mitchell's Turning Points (2:13) Mitchell shares his first turning point, a fight with his wife that made him realize he was on the verge of losing his marriage. He describes his struggles with depression, weight issues, and financial debt. Mitchell recounts a funeral he attended where he was inspired to live a life worthy of admiration. He reflects on his difficult childhood and how it affected his marriage and personal life. Commitment to Change and Seeking Mentorship (6:21) Mitchell decides to take ownership of his life, focusing on his marriage, finances, health, and spirituality. He seeks out mentors who have successful marriages and lifestyles to guide him. Mitchell creates a framework called the Iron Five, which includes a protector, provider, pusher, partner, and pioneer. His mentors help him set goals and hold him accountable for his progress. Starting the Podcast and Coaching Practice (7:28) Mitchell starts a podcast to share his story and help other men. The podcast quickly gains popularity, and Mitchell begins coaching men to reclaim their lives. Mitchell's coaching practice focuses on helping men in areas like finances, fitness, and emotional health. His mentors encourage him to use his platform to make a broader impact. Rebuilding His Marriage (14:28) Mitchell returns home from the funeral and has a difficult conversation with his wife about his past mistakes. He commits to changing his behavior and rebuilding his marriage over six months. Mitchell's wife initially doesn't believe him but eventually sees the changes in him.