After receiving an invitation to the Olympic Training Center and becoming the youngest MMA fighter to join The Ultimate Fighter reality show, Justin lost it all to a drug addiction.

• How did he turn it around?
• What led him to the other side of the world"
• What's with the name The Big Pygmy?
• What will it take to reach the pinnacle of his fighting career once again?

Discover the mindset and methods Justin leveraged to transform his identity. And hear why people around the world love this warrior.

Join the fight at http://fightfortheforgotten.org.

Bonus: Justin shares when you can expect the documentary that has been years in the making.

Justin Wren became one of the youngest MMA fighters to appear on The Ultimate Fighter television show and to fight for the title in the main event in Las Vegas.

As a two-time national champion in wrestling, he made appearances in multiple countries and received an invitation to train with the elite of the elite at the US Olympic Training Center.

But an injury that threatened to ruin his career surfaced a deeper pain from severe bullying he faced as a child. To deal with the pain, he turned to painkillers and then to street drugs. His addiction forced his teammates to expel him from the training center. And his family had to break into his apartment just to find him.

So how did he turn things around?

Why do they now call him the Big Pygmy?

How did he convert such deep pain into a clear purpose to help a forgotten people on the other side of the world?

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1. Openness to experience
2. Conscientiousness
3. Agreeableness
4. Extraversion
5. Neuroticism

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