Joe from the Heights
I grew up in Chicago Heights, Illinois — a mob town on the southeast side where I learned early that the line between blue collar and orange collar was thinner than anyone wanted to admit. I rode sales out of poverty and found sobriety
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A Poor Boy's Country Club
A Poor Boy’s Country Club
Joe from the Heights
Instead of joining another country club, I opened a boxing gym.
Now let me be clear, because I don’t write to tear anybody down. I love my friends. I’m grateful for every invitation — to b...
Grace Shows Up Hungry
What follows is a story about the last few weeks and a nineteen-year-old kid named Ethan, a woman named Sandy who answered the call without being asked, and the God who I’m convinced is sending us every single one of them.
If you’ve ever w...
Join my new subscriber chat
Today I’m announcing a brand new addition to my Substack publication: Joe from the Heights subscriber chat.
This is a conversation space exclusively for subscribers—kind of like a group chat or live hangout. I’ll post questions and updates...
Eight Years In: What Boxing Actually Did for Me
Eight Years In: What Boxing Actually Did for Me
This is a memoir — a short piece on my own personal experience with boxing and the benefits of this form of functional fitness.
A few things you should know before I start.
Thanks for rea...
Becoming a Cornerman
It was the spring of 1985. I was 15 years old working at Taco Bell, making refried beans, hating a shitty part-time job. If it wasn’t for Monica and a budding romance, it would have been an impossible job.
Monica was a beautiful girl. Her...
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Kid from Chicago Heights. Rode mortgage sales out of poverty, found Jesus and sobriety. On a mission to build veteran and first responder boxing clubs across America — serving the people who serve us. @GregoryBoxing
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