Health & Fitness
This is one of the most powerful episodes we've ever recorded. Tony's honesty and self reflection creates an unforgettable message. He inspires hope into so many based off of the experiences and suffering he's gone through to get to where he is.We're going to let Tony do the majority of the story telling, so this description is going to be brief. The entire interview is filled with resiliency, turning bad choices into opportunities, and so much more. There are a few times in the show where Tony gets a bit emotional explaining some "Ah-ha" moments he's had through his life mainly involving his children.Tony's lived an incredibly unique life and now has 4 children who are all grown up (currently between the ages of 26-30). To sum up Tony's life, he knew he was gay since he was about 10 years old. He came out when he was deployed overseas in Guam with the Air Force. When he got back to the States, he met a woman who was his soul mate. He always wanted kids and they actually ended up getting married and having their 4 children together. Tony dives deep into this throughout the middle and end of the podcast.We cannot thank Tony enough for sharing all of the information he did. We think this episode is going to help a lot of people out especially if you're someone who's suffering from something that happened to you in the past. Tony is courageous. He talks about his philosophy on life and how that led him to becoming a Buddhist too. Tony, your openness and honesty are envious. There's so much to be learned in this episode, and we hope you can take away just one thing from Tony's experiences.