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I once weighed more than 450 pounds. This is the full story of how I got there, the moment I decided to change and how I lost more than 250 pounds.
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My teams build websites and landing pages with AI. Here is what it does well, why it still needs designers and developers, and what I never use it for.
My best landing pages sold supplement offers through affiliates. Here are five rules I learned for a page that converts, and why every claim on it must be true.
My first ad network was UGO, and my first check was around $20,000. Here is how ads paid in the early web and what that check taught me about learning.
When I launched my wrestling sites in 1997, there was no Google to send visitors. Here is how I built traffic through IRC, forums, email lists and web rings.
I built my first website on Angelfire in 1996. Thirty years of tools later, every page still comes down to HTML, and the basics still matter most.
My definition of legacy, in my own words, and the concrete things I am doing about it: opportunities for others, a home for young fighters and youth health.
Every milestone in my career turned into a starting point. Here is what I have done the day after a win, from selling my first websites to a public company.
I have seen wellness as a customer, retailer, franchisor and brand builder. Here is why the industry keeps changing and what stays the same underneath it.
The Limitless name came from my own life, and NZT-48 came from a film. Here is the story behind both, and what building without limits means to me.
I run several companies at once. Here is how food, training six days a week and my ongoing struggle with sleep shape the way I work as a CEO today.
From meeting Manny Pacquiao at a basketball game to running Manny Pacquiao Promotions and a gym in Hollywood, here is why boxing is a business worth building.
I made more than a million dollars by my late teens but saved my first million at 21. That gap taught me the difference between rich and wealthy.
Losing more than 250 pounds taught me rules I still use to build companies. Here are the lessons that carried over, and the one I am still learning.
Payments are moving inside the software people already use. My view of where digital wallets and embedded finance are headed, and what merchants should ask.
Ambition has cost me tens of millions of dollars, sleepless nights and fake friends. Here is an honest account of what I paid and why I keep going.
My work with Manny Pacquiao, Arthur Sarkissian and Amanda Saccomanno started as relationships, not deals. Here is what each one taught me about partners.
I built my first websites at 12. Here is how my companies use AI today, what I think it changes for founders, and what it leaves exactly as it was.
At 12 I was running wrestling news websites from my bedroom in Montreal. Here is how that traffic became my first company, Emblaze, and a sale by 16.
I once weighed more than 450 pounds. This is the full story of how I got there, the moment I decided to change and how I lost more than 250 pounds.
Why attention without meaning never lasts.
Jas Mathur on why how you dress is your business card and a reflection of who you are.
Jas on empowerment, vision, and the discipline to build something no one else can see.
Destiny finds its meaning in legacy: the lives you elevate and the change that continues long after you are gone.
Jas Mathur’s philosophy on the one trait that separates the good from the great.
A reflection on a life without a finish line, where growth never stops, success is a constant pursuit and the bar keeps rising.
This year turned my setbacks into clarity, strength, and self-awareness, and made me a more grounded, purposeful version of myself.
Criticism is proof that you have moved, mattered, and made the world feel your presence.
The story of fast money, faster impulses and the moment Jas chose discipline over escape.
A conversation on emotional death, identity burial, and becoming who you were meant to be.
From teenage prodigy to self-made powerhouse, Jas Mathur embodies discipline, purpose, and limitless ambition.
Style is a presence that speaks before you do and a standard the world cannot ignore.
How fantasy, insecurity, and borrowed lifestyles became currency, and why the bubble is bursting.
From the Desk of Jas Mathur
Personal reflections and lessons from the work, in his own words.
My definition of legacy, in my own words, and the concrete things I am doing about it: opportunities for others, a home for young fighters and youth health.
I made more than a million dollars by my late teens but saved my first million at 21. That gap taught me the difference between rich and wealthy.
Ambition has cost me tens of millions of dollars, sleepless nights and fake friends. Here is an honest account of what I paid and why I keep going.