Anthony ONeal | Biggest Failures 001

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[sharonr]

Anthony ONeal exemplifies what it means to be an adult. Accepting responsibility for past mistakes, learning from them, and becoming the man he is today.

[phyllishobson]

"The caliber of my future will be determined by the choices I make today." That is a very meaningful statement. I know it's been said that our lives are not one big decision but a lot of little decisions. This all really resonates with me.

[ymb]

Wow, thank YOU Anthony for that message! Already off to a great start Josh and Ryan #greatestlessonshere

[patdennis]

Thanks, Anthony for sharing your story and the lessons you learned!

[caspernomad]

Excellent lesson learned from an early failure!!
We live with ourselves every day and no one else does.

[DayswiththeLyons]

Just what I needed to hear in starting my day

[Debbiesdilemmas]

I wish all young people would realize this from a young age. I don’t care at all about what others think of me. Of course I like to be thought of as kind, loving, loyal, etc. but when it comes to what I have or don’t have I really don’t care. I’m sure I didn’t always feel 100% this way but it often comes with maturity. Of course there’s others that never learn and always are out to impress. Very good lesson and thanks for sharing.😊❤️🙏

[wplantz]

What a great message. Those that don't like you because you don't have X or don't do Y probably are not who you want to have a relationship with. Thank you, Anthony ONeal for sharing your biggest failure and the lesson behind it.

[RCFoodie]

Anthony, you're the best! Thank you for being REAL.

[financialbabysteps]

Ryan looks different today LOL I love when my favs cross paths! Great series guys, looking forward to it!

[Christinelife]

I used to be a people pleaser and attention seeker. I was also in debt.

You are not a failure if you learn from your mistakes. Grow from it and rise from the ashes!! 😁 😎

[ctseattle]

Anthony - your message is beautiful and so are you. As a young adult I didn’t try to impress others. My first couch was from a rummage sale for $35 dollars and another $10 to have it delivered. It was so not pretty. I also needed to learn to love myself and continue to learn how to do it more and better. I’ve come to the conclusion that what most people think of me is none of my business, smile. Thank you and also I appreciated your eloquence in your story. I’m curious if you ever told the person who was injured that you regretted what happened to them during the hazing? All the best to you!

[karenbjerkseth]

I loved this video. Anthony, you spoke to my heart. I am learning the same hard lesson. Thank you for your inspiration!

[jwallerify]

Wonderful idea for a video series! Looking forward to many more.

[brittanyarnold]

Your story was beautiful - thank you for having the courage to share it ❤️

[lorraineturton]

That is a wonderful personal story and offers such great advice, especially to young people who are just beginning to discover their own personal style. We are all unique. Be yourself. Love who you are. There is nobody else just like you.

[Ritinhah]

Absolutely fantastic new series, Joshua and Ryan. Love it very much! Thank you for your service. I really need to join you on Patreon, since I'm done with TV, Netflix, and all social media platforms. I'm focused on my books and your podcast.

[daphnevanoostrum]

That was so powerful! Wish everybody would see this..! Makes one think.. thanx

[jerryrobertson]

There's that saying about not being the smartest person in the room. I want to be in that room with Anthony. He's one smart dude!