From Fighter to Founder: Marc Longwith's Evolution to Evolved Entrepreneur

From Fighter to Founder: Marc Longwith's Evolution to Evolved Entrepreneur

In this powerful episode of And Then I Did This, LuRae Lumpkin Inc. welcomes Marc Longwith onto the show. His life story defies convention and delivers a call to action for anyone feeling stuck in a life that doesn’t match their potential.

Marc’s path has been anything but linear. From navigating the glitz and chaos of Las Vegas nightlife to stepping into the cage as a professional MMA fighter, and ultimately emerging as a business mentor and founder of Evolved Entrepreneur.

His transformation is a testament to the power of intentional growth.

What ties it all together? Discipline.

The same mental toughness honed through his physical training now forms the backbone of Marc’s philosophy on personal development and entrepreneurship.

In this candid conversation, Marc and LuRae explore how dismantling limiting beliefs is the first step toward meaningful change.

Marc doesn’t sugarcoat the process. Real growth, he insists, only begins when we’re willing to leave our comfort zones behind.

"It’s not just about chasing goals, it’s about aligning your daily actions with your deepest values."

One of the key elements of Marc's entrepreneurial work is his Evolved 100 Challenge, a program designed to cultivate transformation through consistent, intentional habits.

His personal story, complete with hard-won lessons and moments of raw vulnerability, demonstrates how structure and discipline can unlock freedom and the best version of yourself.

Marc also shares insights from his time living abroad in Colombia, highlighting the clarity and liberation that come from questioning societal norms.

His message is clear:

The real cost of an unfulfilled life is not measured in dollars or status, but in the potential you leave untapped.

It’s not about waiting for the perfect moment, it’s about choosing to evolve, starting now. He reminds us that transformation doesn’t require perfection, only commitment and courage.

If you're questioning your current path or wanting more, this episode delivers both empathy and challenge. Marc’s words will stay with you:

"Stop waiting for permission. The extraordinary life you imagine is waiting on the other side of a decision."

Ready to step into your potential? This episode will show you how.

Find us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube Podcasts, and YouTube Video.

Enjoy!

Until next time,

LuRae

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Christine LaVopa ✨

Health & Fitness Coach | Fractional CHWO | Keynote Speaker | Mil-spouse | Retreat Host We lead high-performing women & corporate/startup teams, build energy & strength with fitness, nutrition, and a whole-body approach

3mo

From cage fights to calling Marc didn’t just pivot, he evolved. This isn’t about trading punches, it’s about trading comfort for conviction. When your discipline becomes your freedom and your habits reflect your values, that’s when legacy begins. Who else is rethinking “good enough” after hearing this?

Iain Morrison

Helping you visualise events before they happen | Event Visionary | Pioneering Digital Twins & Pre-Visualisation | 35+ Years in Live Events & Innovation

3mo

LuRae, sometimes the biggest risk isn’t making a change, it’s staying where you are and calling it fine. Marc’s story is a good reminder that there’s more waiting if we’re honest about what we really want.

Michael Lovegrove

Founder | B2B sales strategy $1m → $10m+ l Keynote Speaker | 1 x exit | Founder Mental Health | Wannabe comedian

3mo

Agreed, LuRae! The most valuable thing we can invest in is ourselves. This shift shows that growth happens when we challenge societal norms and align our actions with our deepest beliefs. Truly inspiring! 🔥

Natalie Nadeau

Self Evolution Coach for $5M+ Multi-CEOs | Remove A-Player Dependency to Scale Multiple Companies

3mo

LuRae Lumpkin Inc., dreams unfulfilled are the true cost. marc's perspective on discipline as freedom is a game-changer for transformational business growth

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