DeepSummary
The episode features an in-depth conversation with professional wrestler Joe Hendry, discussing his viral entrance theme song 'I Believe in Joe Hendry,' which reached number 4 on the UK charts. Hendry shares insights into the creative process behind the catchy song, his journey in wrestling, and his ambitions to return to the charts and represent the UK in the Eurovision Song Contest.
Hendry recounts working with industry legends like Cody Rhodes, Kurt Angle, and receiving invaluable advice from John Cena at a young age. He reflects on the supportive environment within TNA Wrestling, crediting colleagues like Eddie Edwards, Brian Myers, and Matt Hardy for their mentorship and belief in his potential.
Throughout the interview, Hendry emphasizes the importance of disruptive thinking, persistence, and controlling the controllables. He expresses gratitude for the challenges that have shaped his journey and the opportunity to pursue his dreams alongside a close-knit, hardworking team at TNA Wrestling.
Key Episodes Takeaways
- Persistence and disruptive thinking are key to achieving success in creative endeavors.
- Building a supportive network of mentors and colleagues can significantly impact one's growth and success.
- Embracing challenges and adversity can shape and strengthen one's journey towards their goals.
- Connecting with and positively impacting an audience is a measure of success beyond fame or metrics.
- Controlling the controllable factors and focusing on continuous improvement can lead to meaningful achievements.
- Self-belief and the courage to push through fear and doubts are essential for pursuing ambitious goals.
- Expressing gratitude and appreciating the present moment can foster a fulfilling mindset, regardless of future outcomes.
- Maintaining a balance between ambition and contentment can lead to a more rewarding and sustainable journey.
Top Episodes Quotes
- “If you're not in this game to be the world champion, then what are you doing? You know, that's. That's the goal right now. I want to be. I believe I can do it. I believe I can do it.“ by Joe Hendry
- “I remember we were in Glasgow, and I was standing next to me and Josh Alexander were doing some photos with fans, and a fan turned to him and said, you literally saved my life. A fan turned to Josh Alexander and says, your matches are what saved my life.“ by Joe Hendry
- “If it all ended tomorrow, I'd be happy with what I did. Because ultimately I realized I didn't care about being the biggest or the most famous or it wasn't about metrics. For me, it's about, was that good? When I know that if I show people one of my entrance, one of my entrances or one of the songs, they laugh and it gets a reaction and it's like, in my mind, we did, you know, we made some good stuff. That's what it's about for you.“ by Joe Hendry
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Insight with Chris Van Vliet
Blue Wire
6/27/24