Could you stand naked in Times Square and not give a damn what anyone thinks of you?

That's freedom.

We all want approval. But when who we are and what we want depends on it, we lose ourselves. We hesitate, avoid, perform, say yes when we mean no, and betray ourselves.

We end up living a simulation of life while the real one passes us by.

You become free — limited by nothing — when you are so grounded in who you are, what you want, and what you stand for that you need no approval or permission to live it.

Two kinds of limits

Some limits are facts: your height, where you were born, who your parents are.

Others are conclusions: too old, too young, too much, not enough. Things you were taught — or learned the hard way — to believe about yourself and what's possible for you.

Facts require acceptance.
Conclusions require interrogation.

Most of us spend years fighting facts and trusting conclusions.

You can accept what's true about you without accepting it as evidence against you. When you stop fighting what you can't change, you can figure out how to use it. The very thing you thought was limiting you can become your biggest advantage.

And when you refuse a limit that can be changed, that refusal becomes fuel.

Most people tell you to erase or push through your limits. I'll show you how to use them.

The official line: Coach, keynote speaker, author of three books, entrepreneur. 15 years, 24,000+ client hours, named Top Coach in Los Angeles in 2023.

Before all that:

I survived an assassination attempt at 5 and came to America at 17 with $375 and panic attacks. As an international student, I didn't qualify for financial aid or loans, so I contacted 148 colleges for scholarships. In total, I raised $250,000 for college and grad school.

In college, I led a team of 59 as we reversed the closure of the campus newspaper. Later, I helped turn around a 50-year-old interfaith center with $5,000 in the bank. We secured $1.2 million. I also co-founded a national financial-literacy nonprofit, and by 26, I was sitting in White House meetings.

On paper, I'd made it. On the floor of my apartment, with a bottle of Jack Daniel's, I was lost, overweight, and lonely. Even wondering whether to keep going.

Instead of out, I went in and worked through shame, abandonment, not-enough-ness. I stopped trying impress others and figured out who I wanted to be as a leader, friend, and human.

I lost 50 pounds. Traded bravado for real confidence. Built a life I love, a career that gives me goosebumps, and a loyal, unflinching community.

This is how Radical Ownership was born.

My story

Radical Ownership is owning who you are—including the parts that look weak, needy, messy, uncertain, or inconvenient—and what you really want from yourself, others, and life.

Full accountability and full permission.

Accountability for your choices, excuses, patterns, and every time you abandon or sabotage yourself.

Permission to want more without having to earn the right to want it. Every hell yeah, and every fuck no.

Owning it all leads to radical freedom to live, work, love, and lead on your terms.

More money, more meaning, more life.

Entreployment™ applies this inside organizations, turning people who finish tasks into people who own outcomes.

Less leadershit. More leadership.

Radical Ownership™

I don't fix you. I introduce you to yourself.

Tell me anything — your failures, fears, and wildest wants. No shame or judgment, and 100% confidential.

I'll see you exactly as you are, tell you the truth no matter how hard, and I won't let you gaslight yourself. We can go from the biggest question about your life to the exact words for a difficult conversation — in the same call.

If I tell you that you can do something, it's because I can explain why, show you how, and do it with you.

You'll see me catch patterns and opportunities most people miss. "How'd you know that?" is something I hear a lot.

What working with me is like

Clients & Results

My clients have doubled their salaries, closed million-dollar deals, left toxic jobs, got sober, moved across the country, saved marriages, built businesses and nonprofits, grown into leaders people respect, and found purpose and calm — some for the first time in their lives.

Underneath it all, they stopped caring so much what anyone thinks.

CEOs, college students, public individuals, attorneys, actors, librarians, teachers, scientists, immigrants, engineers, founders, real estate agents, surfers, stay-at-home moms, and people who don't fit any box.

95.8% of clients come back or refer someone.

If this is you, let's talk.

Let's talk.

Grom Redzic

My Chief Inspiration Officer and emotional-support bear crossed the rainbow bridge on May 10, 2025, after 5,032 days of showing me what it looks like to be limited by nothing.

Born on my grandma’s birthday—a cosmic wink that love finds us when we let it—my silent samurai met everything with curiosity, pissed on the critics, and wagged through every storm. He could also unscrew water bottles without opposable thumbs.

His spirit shapes how I work, lead, and live.

Twelve days shy of 14. Forever here.

Coaching, advisory, and speaking from LIMITED by Nothing, my company named for what I want every client, team, and audience to experience.

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