Marcus Arredondo

Losing a title doesn’t just change your résumé. It forces a harder, more useful question: Who are you without the label — and what still works when it’s gone?

Justin didn’t force his next chapter after Society6. He gave himself time—and followed what genuinely held his interest. 👇

Society6 sold for just under $100M. On paper, it looked like the outcome everyone hopes for. 👇

Kids absorb beliefs long before they can explain them. Dr. Sarah McKay says early cues shape identity in ways we often miss. 🧵👇

Reinvention sounds dramatic. Dr. Sarah McKay makes it feel practical.

“Climate change is a global problem built on local histories.” Daniele Visioni breaks down why nations argue about responsibility.👇

“We can’t wait for perfect certainty.” Daniele Visioni explains why scientific progress requires courage—and why criticism can’t be a reason to freeze.👇

Rich Diviney has been a lacrosse player, Navy SEAL, husband, author. But he’s never stayed stuck in one title. His lesson? Identity is chosen, not assigned. 🧵

When life gets overwhelming, most people try to “push through.” Navy SEALs do the opposite — they shrink the goal. 🧵

We’re taught to collect skills. Rich Diviney learned something else in SEAL training— Skills don’t save you under pressure. Attributes do. 🧵

The hardest person to forgive? Yourself. Sister Pat Farrell believes self-forgiveness is the beginning of peace. 🧵

At 72 years old, Sister Pat Farrell entered her first powerlifting competition. She deadlifted more than her body weight — proof that reinvention has no age limit. 🧵