Find Your Hill

Find Your HillIt is easy to tell the story when you are the hero. Everyone is comfortable playing their highlight reel. But what is the value in just seeing the good parts? What do we learn when people only share the successes they have had? In order to derive value from stories of achievement, it is important we know the whole story. If we are to become the best version of ourselves, we must experience failure, learn to accept them, and leave them behind. Most of

It is easy to tell the story when you are the hero. Everyone is comfortable playing their highlight reel. But what is the value in just seeing the good parts? What do we learn when people only share the successes they have had?

In order to derive value from stories of achievement, it is important we know the whole story. If we are to become the best version of ourselves, we must experience failure, learn to accept them, and leave them behind.

Most of us assume we are too small or insignificant to help change the world. I never thought I was capable of having that type of impact. I was wrong. I helped create and lead a movement that started with a handful of people, ultimately growing to inspire millions around the country and the world.

I came into that power by accepting my failures, forgiving myself, learning that I was more than my mistakes, and promising myself a better day today and tomorrow. I am no different from you, and I changed the world.

You can too.

The aim of this book is to empower the individual to understand the capacity they have to positively impact the world around them.

“Find Your Hill” offers a first-hand account of Ian overcoming a tragic mistake, surviving prison, building a now world-famous gym, battling his state government, becoming a figure in the medical freedom movement, running for Congress, and the lessons learned along the way.