How I went from homeless drug addict to successful businessman
- 8 months ago
A former homeless addict has turned his life around and is now a fitness trainer to the stars - making £15,000-a-month.
Barry O'Shea, 37, began drinking at the age 14 and started taking cocaine at 17.
By 21, Barry was addicted to drugs and his life spiralled out of control.
He spent his 20s in and out of jail before he became homeless in his early thirties and had nowhere to go.
After one last stint in jail for shoplifting offences, Barry decided to get his life back on track and go to a rehab.
And, after 12 years of addiction, Barry turned his life around.
In May 2021, he founded Bossfix Academy, an online coaching and weight loss business.
In just over two years, Barry's business has flourished.
Barry O'Shea, 37, began drinking at the age 14 and started taking cocaine at 17.
By 21, Barry was addicted to drugs and his life spiralled out of control.
He spent his 20s in and out of jail before he became homeless in his early thirties and had nowhere to go.
After one last stint in jail for shoplifting offences, Barry decided to get his life back on track and go to a rehab.
And, after 12 years of addiction, Barry turned his life around.
In May 2021, he founded Bossfix Academy, an online coaching and weight loss business.
In just over two years, Barry's business has flourished.