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Yo guys, check this out. Bride just rolled from her wedding. Got to be at least 300 lb. Smash that like button. Where too? Nowhere to go. Then we'll just drive. My daughter got bullied too. Said she didn't want to live anymore. I told her the hell with dying. The people who hurt you want you dead. You got to live. And

you got to live so well it makes them sick. How much do you weigh? >> 330. >> Lose it. Not to look pretty. So the next time someone shoves a phone in your face, you've got the strength to smack it right out of their hands. >> Where's the nearest gym? >> [music] >> First time

start with 30 minutes on the treadmill. Speed four. [music] >> Are you a trainer? >> I own this place. [music] >> Drop it to speed three. [music] >> I'm fine.

3:30. >> What time do you open tomorrow? >> 24 hours. We never [music] close. >> What's your name? >> My name is Mia.

>> [music]

[laughter] [snorts]

>> Nutrition plan, a food journal. Handwritten. >> You're worth the effort. [sighs] [music] [music] >> Give me two more months. >> Day 42. How much have you lost? [music] >> 9 cm off the waist. >> Not enough. >> Let's try it today. >> Engage your core. Retract your scapulas. [music] >> I can't do it.

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>> People don't need assistance. They need to be pushed.

See, >> I can. >> You always could. [clears throat] >> Why are you helping me? The nutrition plan. Six pages, handwritten, everyday animated. >> When I was 13, I fell off a cliff, broke my wrist, 40 stitches in my back. There was a coach who came to the hospital every day to force me through rehab. He

said, "You can lie in that bed or you can get yourself back on your feet. The only difference is what you do today." He wouldn't let me call him coach. He said he was a pusher. Pusher. >> Pusher. >> A coach helps you do what you want to do. A pusher forces you to do what you

can't. Then you're my pusher.

[snorts] >> Mia, it's me. I've been looking everywhere for you. Are you Are you okay? I know what happened that day really hurt you, [music] but Mia, I love you. It was just a moment of weakness. >> Fine. >> Really? 3 months from now. [music] Blackwood iron. Let's meet. >> 3 months. Why wait?

>> You owe me. >> 3 months. That's all I need to prove everything. >> You said met again, not forgive. >> How [music] do you know? >> Your knuckles went white holding that phone. It's not the grip of someone offering forgiveness. >> 3 months. [music] I want him to see what I've become. You've lost 70 lb. You

won't be looking at the same person. [music] >> Not enough.

You were speaking German. You said Blackstone. >> You're [music] an investment banker. >> I was. Not anymore. >> Then what are you now? >> A guy who runs a gym. I took over the family fund at 23. By 25, I was top three on Wall Street. At 26, I realized I had nothing but money.

No friends, no life, no one worth waking up for. So I walked away and opened this place in Brooklyn. >> I wanted to see beyond money and power what a person could become. >> And have you seen it? >> I'm watching it right now. >> Teach me. Not training, business, negotiation. The way you were on that

call, that wasn't negotiating. That was informing them. Are you sure? >> I'm meeting someone in 3 months. I don't just want to be tin. I want him to regret. I want him to regret into his bones. Lesson one. The most important thing at the negotiating table isn't what you say, [music] it's whether the person across from you

believes you deserve to be sitting there. We start tomorrow. 1 hour after training every day.

You're hitting a person, not a bag. A bag doesn't move. People dodge. You need to predict where he'll move and send your fist there. [music] >> Miss Mia, your quote is 15% below market. Give me one reason. >> Our product has ongoing optimization potential. Wrong. That was an excuse. [music] Business people don't give excuses. They

give terms. Again, >> 15% below market because at [music] that price, Blackwood Capital gains an exclusive strategic partner. And I'll put the exclusivity clause in writing. >> Go on. [music] What do you think destroys an arrogant man the most? >> Failure. >> No. Being ignored. When you completely ignore him, he becomes nothing more than

a footnote in your life. For a man like him, that's worse than death. [snorts]

[snorts]

No. Making you come to me, that's letting you off too easy.

I want you. I want you to chase me and then I'll personally destroy everything you have. >> Hi, my name is Stella. >> See you Friday. >> You want to get close to him in a way he won't recognize you? >> Not want. Already decided. You know the risks. If you lose control

emotionally in the middle of it, >> I won't. [music] >> 9 months ago, he looked at me like I was a piece of trash. [music] Now, he's going to look at the same woman. Beg her for a second glance. I don't just want him to regret. I want him to kick Ivy out himself. and

then realize he just threw away the only thing he had left. >> Then you need more than just a new look. You need a complete identity. Then you need more than just a new look. You need a complete identity. Social circle, posts, texting style. The more he digs, the more he'll believe.

Vincent, Friday night, 8:00. Come and chase me. [music] [music] What are you looking at? >> Nothing [music] here alone >> so far. [music] >> I'm Vincent. >> Stella. >> Stella. Goddess of wisdom. The name suits you. [music] >> Do you say that to every woman you meet? >> Vincent. >> Ivy. This is Stella. Stella, this is my

friend Ivy. Nice to [music] meet you. Vincent was just telling me about the history of this bar. Fascinating stuff. [sighs and gasps] Who are you?

[music] >> Vincet, it's 1:00 in the morning. >> Work stuff. Go back to sleep. [music]

He took the bait. >> Not yet. Right now, his attitude is worth a try. I need him at mustave.

And now he's hooked.

Vincet, what a coincidence. >> Stella, you come here, too? >> Every Tuesday and Thursday before training. So, about that fitness advice, what would you recommend for someone just getting back into it? >> That depends. Are you the type who quits after 2 weeks or the type who keeps showing up? >> I don't quit.

>> We'll see. >> What? >> Where are you? You said you'd be at the office by 8:30. >> I grabbed coffee first. I'll be there. >> Work always calling. You know, when a man keeps looking at his phone during coffee, it usually means one of two things. Either he's not interested or someone else has a leash

on him. Which one is it, Vincent? >> Neither. Next time, my phone stays in the car.

>> Where are you going? >> Client dinner. Boring stuff >> on a Friday night. Which client? [music] >> New energy sector account. You wouldn't know them. >> You've been different lately. >> You're imagining things. Don't wait up. [music] >> The vault. >> [music] [music] >> Stella, I was hoping you'd be here.

[snorts] >> You okay, boss? Fine. Don't lose yourself in this, Mia. >> You know, I normally hate Fridays, but lately lately >> lately I find myself counting down the hours. >> Counting down to what? >> To this to seeing you. >> So, what's your story, Stella? A woman like you, there has to be a story.

>> Everyone has a story. Most people just don't know how to tell it. >> Join me. [music] >> I used to be someone else. Someone who let people walk all over her. [music] Someone who thought love meant saying yes to everything. Then someone taught me love can also mean being thrown away like yesterday's

trash. [music] >> Whoever did that to you, he's an idiot. >> [music] >> Is he? >> I mean it. I would never >> never what? >> Never let someone like you go. >> Can I see you again? Not just Fridays. >> It's complicated. >> Complicated usually means someone's waiting at home while you're here. I

told you before, I don't do second place. Figure out what you want, then come find me.

You look terrible. What's going on? There's someone else. Vincent? No way. He worships you. He used to. Now he worships his phone. He changed his lock screen password. He comes home at 2:00 in the morning smelling like a bar. Tracy, he said I was his friend in front of her. Who is she?

Some fitness coach. Calls herself Stella. Looks like a Greek statue. And I can't even I can't compete with that. You need to fight back. Find out everything about her. I've already tried. Her Instagram has nothing. No face photos, no location, no tagged friends. She's either a ghost or she knows exactly what she's doing.

>> Ivy's been checking your Instagram 17 times in the past 3 days. >> I know. I saw the story views. >> She's going to dig deeper. She might find something. >> Let her dig. Every hour she spends obsessing over me is an hour she spends pushing Vincent further away. Jealousy doesn't make her more attractive to him.

It makes her more exhausting. >> You've thought this through. >> I had 9 months to think. Every [music] rep, every set, every mile on the treadmiller. I wasn't just training my body.

>> Don't wait up. Might run late.

>> [screaming] >> follow that car. The silver Aston Martin.

>> You planned this. You planned every single moment.

What now? [snorts] >> Nothing. Take me home.

>> Stella, I know it's late. I've had three whisies and I should probably wait until morning to send this. But I can't stop thinking about what you said. Figure out what you want. I thought I knew what I wanted. I thought I had it all figured out. But every time I see you, everything I

thought I knew goes out the window. You're unlike anyone I've ever met. You don't need me. You don't chase me. You just exist. And that's the most terrifying and incredible thing about you. I know I'm a mess right now, but I'm asking, give me a chance to un mess myself for you.

You said almost the same thing to me 9 years ago. almost word for word. >> Maybe >> you're up late. >> He sent a long message. Drunk, emotional. Exactly the kind of message a man sends right before he dumps his girlfriend. >> And how do you feel? [sighs and gasps] >> I thought I feel I thought I'd feel

happy. I thought seeing him like this begging would be the best moment of my life, but I just feel tired. >> That's not tired. That's growth. You're realizing that winning against someone who was never worthy of you isn't actually winning. >> Then what is >> winning is when you stop keeping score. >> I'm not there yet.

>> I know. I'll wait.

>> Vincent, >> what the hell are you doing here? >> Client dinner. That's what you said, right? Some energy sector account. I wouldn't know. Let me guess. She's the client. >> Ivy, this is not the place. >> Not the place? Where is the place, Vincent? At home where you lock your phone. In your car where you delete your

messages. Where exactly is the place where I get to ask you why you've been lying every single Friday for a month? >> You are making a scene in public. Go home now. >> I'm not leaving until you tell me who she is. I think you have something to sort out. I'll go. >> No. Stay. You tracked and followed me

screaming at a stranger in a bar. Listen to yourself. You look completely unhinged. I said go home. We'll talk tomorrow or not. Right now, I don't want to look at you. >> That was cruel. She had no right. >> I'm not talking about her. I'm talking about you. The way you just spoke to

her, that wasn't anger. That was contempt. And contempt is something a man shows when he's already decided someone is beneath him. >> Stella, wait. You're not seriously >> right now. The woman you just humiliated in public is walking home alone. I don't date men who treat other women like that because one day I'll be the other woman.

Good night, Vincent. >> Happy now? You embarrassed me in front of half of Manhattan. >> I embarrassed you. You've been lying to me for a month. You called me your friend in front of her. You humiliated me in front of 30 strangers and you're worried about your reputation. >> You track my location.

>> That's what stalking crazy. Say it. You already said it in the bar. 3 years ago, I was her. I was the woman waiting at the bar while you were at your wedding. I wore that white dress to THE DRESSING ROOM. WHY NOT? >> IT'S TRUE. I HANDED MIA a room key and

smiled while doing it. And now someone else is smiling at me. And then you're >> Don't you dare bring Mia into this. That was just different. She was >> She was what? Fat, disposable like I am now. >> Where are you going? >> I don't know. A friend's place. Anywhere that's not here.

>> Ivy, >> do you love her? Stella or whatever her real name is. Do you actually love her? Or is this just the same thing you did with me? The thrill of the chase, the excitement of someone new, the satisfaction of taking something you're not supposed to have. That's what I thought. When she dumps you, and she will, don't

call me because unlike you, I actually learned from my mistake. >> You can stay as long as you need. He didn't even try to stop me. He just stood there. >> Did you want him to stop you? I don't know. I don't know what I want anymore. I spent 3 years making him my whole

life. Now I don't even recognize myself. Maybe that's the problem. You made him your whole life. When you do that, when a person becomes your everything, you stop being anything on your own. >> I used to look at Mia and thought she deserved it. Being fat meant being ugly, meant being unlovable. I thought love was something you earned

by being pretty and thin and perfect. But I was pretty. I was thin. I was perfect. And he's still,

>> rough night, rough life. Have you seen this one? This woman is a legend. Her fianceé dumped her at the wedding, so she lost like 200 lb and came back and destroyed him. Girl power, right? >> Yeah, girl power.

>> [music] >> Who are you really?

I'm not going to end up like this. I'm not. Ivy sent me a message. Who are you really? Four words and I don't know how to answer. >> You know exactly who you are. You just don't know which version of yourself you want to be right now. >> You're distracted. >> I saw her last night. Ivy at the bar. He

called her crazy in front of 30 people. He grabbed her arm and I just sat there watching like it was a movie. >> Wasn't that the plan? [panting] >> The plan was to make him suffer, not her. 3 years ago, she walked into my wedding dressing room and smiled while she destroyed my life. I hated her for 3

years. Every rep, every mile, every time I wanted to quit, I thought about her face in that mirror. But last night when he grabbed her arm, I didn't feel satisfaction. I felt sick. >> That's because you're not her. You never were. Then why does it feel like I'm becoming her?

I'm not doing this to become her. I'm doing this to become someone she could never be. To a man like Vincent, being ignored is worse than death.

This one is our latest collection. Rose gold conflict-free diamonds. Very popular with gentlemen buying for someone special. >> Do you think it says serious? >> It says, "I've been thinking about you." >> Good. Wrap it. >> What's this? >> Open it. >> It's beautiful. You said I needed to figure out what I

want. I figured it out. Ivy moved out. It's done. I don't want complicated. I don't want second place. I want you. >> I can't accept this. >> Why not? >> Because a gift like this comes with expectations. And I'm not ready for expectations. >> You just ended a three-year relationship. You need time. And I need

to know that you're choosing me. Not just choosing not her. >> Keep it. No expectations. Just a promise that I'll wait as long as it takes. [snorts] >> Who the hell are you?

That's your seventh set. Your program says five. >> I know >> you're not training. You're punishing yourself. >> He gave me a necklace today. $3,000. I sent it back >> and >> and nothing. It felt like a bribe. Like he was trying to buy his way past my walls. And the worst part is for a split

second, I actually liked it. Not the necklace, the feeling. The feeling of being wanted by him. >> Close your eyes. >> What? Just do it. >> Training gloves. >> You've been using the same gloves for 9 months. The padding is gone. Your calibers are cracking open. I can see it every time you deadlift.

>> You notice my gloves? >> I notice everything about your training. Your stance, your grip, your breathing, when you're about to fail, and when you're about to break through. That's what a pusher does. >> Why did you walk away from Wall Street? Really? Because I woke up one morning and realized I had 500 people working

for me and not one person who would notice if I stopped breathing. Money doesn't keep you warm. Power doesn't answer when you say you're scared. >> And now >> now I have a gym, seven locations, and one person whose gloves I notice when they're worn out. >> Arthur. >> Yeah. >> Thank you for the gloves and for

noticing >> always. I did it. Ivy's lease is in her name now. I paid the deposit. She's gone. How do you feel? >> Honestly, relieved. She'd become exhausting. Every conversation turned into an interrogation. Every glance at my phone was a betrayal. I couldn't breathe. >> And now you can breathe. >> Now I can breathe because of you,

>> Vanesser. What? >> Please, can we just talk? One conversation. That's all I'm asking. >> There's nothing to talk about. You moved out. It's done. >> 3 years and it's just done. Like I was a a lease you didn't renew. >> You want to know why it's done? Because you never trusted me from day one. You

were always checking, always doubting, always waiting for me to mess up. And you know what? That kind of energy, it's poison. It pushed me away. You pushed me away. >> I pushed you away by caring, by wanting to know where you were, by being scared of losing you. >> Goodbye, Ivy. >> That sounded final.

>> It was. Look, Stella, I've spent the last month chasing you, and every time I think I'm getting closer, you pull back. I don't mind that the chase. I actually like it. But I need to know, are we going somewhere or am I just running in circles? >> There's a place, the Hilton Hotel

downtown, the banquet hall on the third floor. I want to meet you there next Saturday, 7:00. Wear a suit. The best one you have. >> The Hilton? That's That's where >> That's where I want to tell you my story. The whole story. No more walls. No more pulling back. Just the truth. >> Saturday, 7:00. I'll be there.

>> Vincent, one thing. Whatever happens that night, remember you chose to come. I just came to get my things. >> They're already packed. >> You packed my things? You couldn't even let me do that myself? >> I have a busy week. I need the apartment cleared out. >> A busy week, right? Let me guess. She

finally said yes. Stella, the woman who looks like a Greek statue and talks like a philosopher master. She actually wants you. >> This isn't about Stella. It's about the fact that there's no trust between us anymore. You tracked my location. You went through my phone >> because you were lying. You said she was

your friend. The two of you at the bar. >> Ivy, do you really think you're in a position to question me? Think about how you got into my life in the first place. You know exactly what I mean. The wedding day, the dressing room. When you handed me that room key, were you

thinking about trust then? >> You're throwing that back at me now? You were the one who said she was too fat. You couldn't stand it. You were the one. >> Enough. >> Leave. >> You know what the funniest part is? Back then, I thought Mia had it coming. Now I've become her. No, I'm worse. At least

she got dumped at her wedding. me one suitcase. >> How does it feel? >> It's you. >> 3 years ago, the wedding dressing room, you whispered in my ear, "He chose me." So, who did he choose now?

Clean slate.

Sir, has your guest not arrived yet? >> She will. >> Tomorrow, 7:00, Hilton. >> You're really doing this? >> I've been doing this for 9 months. Tonight is just the last rep. [bell] You kept saying that every workout >> because every workout you could and tonight you can. >> Arthur, if I lose myself in there,

>> you won't. And if you do, I'll be outside.

>> Stella, why here? Why this place? >> You picked this place 3 years ago today. You stood at the check-in desk on the first floor. I was in the dressing room upstairs. My wedding dress wouldn't zip up. Your mistress walked in and placed a room key in my ear. >> No, it's impossible. You're You're Mia.

>> Hello, Vincent. 9 months. The look on your face just now. Were you expecting a kiss? You set this whole thing up from the beginning. The bar, the DMs, every single moment, it was all a setup. >> Yes. And every step of it, you walked in on your own. I didn't force you to dump

Ivy. I didn't force you to lie. I didn't force you to become the exact kind of man you despise. You once said, "I've always loved you." You said that on the rooftop. Now, I'm giving it back to you. I don't love you anymore. I don't even hate you. To me, you're just a chapter

that's finally over.

It was her the whole time. The bar, the coffee shop, every smile, every word. She was laughing at me from the beginning. She was laughing. >> Bad night, >> bad life. >> Woman, >> woman, business, everything. You know what it feels like to think you're the hunter, and then you turn around and

realize you've been the prey the whole time? I've been a bartender for 30 years. You know how many men have sat where you're sitting, saying exactly the same thing? Hundreds. You want to know the difference between the ones who got back up and the ones who didn't? What? The ones who got back up, stopped blaming

the hunter, started asking themselves why they were so easy to catch.

[laughter] >> Hey man, you okay? Need me to call someone? >> There's no one to call. She was right. You are a clown.

>> [music] >> All right, people. Today we're diving deep into the man being called worst scumbag of the year, Vincent Shaw. >> According to insider sources, three years ago on his wedding day, he cheated on and abandoned his then fianceé, Mia Chain, who weighed 330 lb. And then you've all seen the video, right? 9

months. 9 months his ex fiance comes back looking like that. And he had absolutely no clue who she was. Thought he was picking up a hot new girl. And she turns around and hits him with, "I don't love you anymore. I don't even hate you. >> It's him, Vincent. Vincent, any comment? How are you feeling right now? Guys, the

scumbag himself just appeared. Smash that like and watch him try to talk his way out of this.

Ivy, you were with Vincent for 3 years. Anything you want to say? What do you want to hear? That I'm a Fine, I am. I walked into someone's wedding day and handed her a room key. I thought I'd won. 3 years later, he handed me a suitcase. Karma, right? Go ahead and enjoy typing that in

the comments. But here's something you don't know. Vincet Shell Company in Romania. His mom's name is on the paperwork. [music] And I wasn't the only one on the side. Dig around. You've got at least a month's worth of material. [music]

>> Blackwood, the guy who owns the gym. Vincent, I was here when your father founded this company. I never imagined one day I'd be the one handd delivering his son's resignation letter to legal >> auntie. >> Not auntie chairwoman. Your personal conduct caused the company's stock to plummet 22% in a single week. Three partners have

suspended their contracts pending review. The board's confidence in you? Zero. You can sign and leave with dignity or don't sign and we'll initiate removal procedures.

>> Vincent, you okay, man? >> Fine. Just fine. >> Look, for what it's worth, I always thought you were a decent boss. The personal stuff, I'm not judging. We've all messed up.

>> [music]

[music] >> So this is what it feels like to be nobody. Mr. Shaw, your previous company is currently under investigation and your personal social media presence, it's quite popular. We may need some more time to consider. Your resume is excellent, but to be candid, our client base is predominantly women entrepreneurs. Your recent public

image, frankly, if any of our clients Googled your name, we'd lose their trust overnight. You understand? So, you used to run an entire company. Why would you want to work here? >> I need a job. [snorts] >> Honest. I like that. But seeing as you're used to a certain lifestyle, our salary might be a bit of a shock. 40,000

a year, no bonus, no equity. >> I'll take it. >> We'll let you know next. [laughter]

First time you got to put the corners here. Then select the cycle. Hot water for whites, warm for colors, cold for darks. >> Thanks. >> No problem, sweetie. Everyone's got to learn sometime.

Mommy, that guy looks like the funny guy on your phone.

Everybody's passive.

You used to smile like that at me. Welcome back everyone. We have Ivy White on the line. Yes, that Ivy. The one Vincent dreamt for a woman who turned out to be his ex- fiance in disguise. Ivy, thanks for joining us. Thanks for having me, I guess. Let's just get right to it. What was your reaction when you

found out Stella was actually Nia? Honestly, I laughed. Not because it was funny, because it was the most perfectly executed revenge I've ever seen. I spent 3 years thinking I'd won and the whole time she was training. Literally, [music] she was in the gym while I was in his bed. And now she's on magazine covers

and I'm living in a studio apartment with a broken heater. What's something about Vincent the public doesn't know? You want dirt? Fine. Vincent has a shell company registered in Romania under his mother's name. He funnels money through it to avoid taxes. He's been doing it for years. Also, [music] he wasn't just cheating on Mia with me. There was

another woman before me, an intern at his company. He paid her off to keep quiet. I found the NDA in his desk drawer once. I should have left then, but I [music] didn't. That's That's a lot, Ivy. Why are you telling us this now? Because I'm done protecting him. I protected his secrets for 3 years while

he was protecting his image. You know what he said to me the night he kicked me out? He said, "Think about how you got into my life in the first place. Like I was the only one who did something wrong. Like he was the victim." [music] He's not the victim. He never was.

[music] You finally told the truth. Not for him. For yourself.

>> I found you something. A midsized firm under the Blackwood Group umbrella. They need an analyst with industry experience. The salary is a quarter of what you used to make, but it's the only place willing to give you a shot right now. >> I'll take it. >> Interviews tomorrow, 9:00 a.m. Don't be

late. Don't mention the scandal. And for God's sake, don't wear the platinum cufflings. >> Your track record is impressive, but I have to ask the awkward question. The stuff online, that was a personal mistake. It has nothing to do with my professional competence. I can create real value for your firm. I know this

industry inside out. I've closed deals worth more than this entire division. Honestly, our CEO personally approved this interview. He said, "Give everyone a second chance. Without him, your resume would have been filtered out in the first round." Your CEO is Arthur Blackwood. He's actually in the office today. Would you like to go say hello?

Vincent Shaw. Come in. How did the interview go? You knew who I was from the very beginning. That day at the gym. That day you were looking for Mia. I sent you to the rooftop. I knew exactly who you were then. I'm giving you this job not out of sympathy. It's because I

want you to see something with your own eyes. All hands meeting tomorrow. As a new employee, attendance is mandatory. Two important announcements today. First, let's welcome our new analyst, Vincent Shaw. Vincent, say hello to everyone. >> Second, I'd like to introduce someone. She's not just our group's new strategic adviser. She's also my fiance.

>> Welcome to the team, Vincet. >> Vincet, from now on, your analysis reports go to Mia for review. She's your direct supervisor. You win. You've won completely. My boss is your fianceé. You approve my work. Every promotion I ever get goes through your signature. What else do you want? >> I don't want anything, Vincet. To me,

you're just a subordinate, an employee who needs to submit his reports on time. If you do good work, I'll sign off on your performance review. If you don't, I'll sign off on that, too. >> Are you okay? I added two items to the 10:00 meeting. Oh, and don't be late for the Iron Rose

new location, ribbon carping tonight. >> When have I ever been late? >> Based on the above data, I recommend increasing our position in the energy sector. >> Your data on page three is from last year's quarterly report. There have been three new regulatory changes in the sector this quarter. You missed all of

them. And the assumptions on page five have already been disproven by the market. >> Redo it due tomorrow. >> Yes. >> Yes. What? >> Yes. Director Mia.

>> New guy, right? Hey, you know, our CEO and his fianceé have this amazing story. I heard she got dumped by some guy back when she was over 300 lb. Then she transformed into that in 9 months. The guy who dumped her, people online call him clown of the year. Can you imagine how that guy must feel now

seeing her like this? >> Yeah, must be hell. Close the door. Sit down. This isn't about work. You've been here 3 weeks. Your work is adequate. Your attitude is survivable. But you flinch every time Mia walks past your desk. You stare at your screen when she's in the room like making eye contact would burn you. I need to know.

Are you going to be a problem? A problem? You hired me knowing everything. And now you're asking if I'm a problem. I hired you because I believe people can change. I've seen it happen. I watched a 330lb woman turn herself into an iron rose in 9 months. If she could do that, you should be able to sit

at a desk and do a job without falling apart. You don't know what it's like. Every day I walk into this building and I see her, the woman I threw away, and she's not just thriving. She's above me. She signs my paycheck. She corrects my reports. And she doesn't even hate me anymore. That's the worst part. She

looks at me like I'm furniture. And whose fault is that? mine. All of it. Ivy, the wedding, [music] everything. When I was 13, I fell off fell off a cliff. 40 stitches in my back. A coach came to the hospital every day and told me, "You can lie in that bed, or you can get yourself back

on your feet." He was right. You've been lying in a bed of your own making for months, losing your company, losing your reputation, losing every dollar you ever made. But you're still breathing. So get up. >> What if I don't know how? Then learn the same way she did. One day at a time. One

rep, one report, one honest conversation. That's the only way out. Why are you helping me after everything I did to her, to both of you? Because you're not my enemy. You're not even her enemy anymore. You're just a man who needs to learn how to stand up. And I've spent my whole life helping people stand

up. It's what I do. 10th location. How does it feel? >> Feels like finishing a 10K. tired, but I can keep running. >> What's your next goal? >> It's not a goal. It's every day. Every morning, stand in front of the mirror, look at that person, and say, "You can do this today.

>> You can do this today.

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