Jack Grey Speaker, Award Winning Author, Life and Business Coach.
Jack was born in religiously divided household. His father was a Catholic and his mother a Jehovah's Witness. He followed his mother's faith for 36 years. In 2013 he started questioning his faith which lead to his exit few years later. Due to large family being Jehovah’s Witnesses and his position as an elder it was extremely difficult to leave. Today he is a proud father of two daughters and a happy husband. He owns businesses and real-estate at the same time teaches people how to become financially free. However, he found passion in helping ex Jehovah’s Witnesses rebuilding their life after they exit. If you wish to contact him please write to empoweredmindstm@gmail.com
How loss of identity became the biggest gain of freedom
by Jack Grey
“The strongest force in human psychology is to stay consistent with how we define ourselves.”
~Tony Robbins
I locked the front door and checked it twice. I went downstairs to my basement and I locked the door to my office and covered all the windows. My heart was pounding as sweat covered my body. I looked at my hand and it was shaking uncontrollably. Fear was controlling me, and I didn’t know how to calm myself down. Why? Most people might think that someone was going to attack me or break into my house. Was I doing something illegal? Did the fear of being caught kick in? No, not at all. I was planning to read a book.
What? Read a book? How can anyone be that afraid to read a book? That sounds insane. Yes, it does. It definitely is insane. I just didn’t know that yet. What could possibly drive a grown man with a wife, children, multiple businesses, many real-estate properties, a man who has travelled the world and goes rock or ice climbing for fun to be afraid of reading a book? Allow me to explain...