Boo Andersen is a man's man in every sense. He is large and muscular. He's a former college linebacker. He is intelligent, kind and a great family man. Here's a man that has it all - you'd think he never had his own demons. He's never experienced hard. Right?

Wrong. Here's his story, here's how he managed his own darkness, and here's what he relied on to get him through.

You gotta love Adam. He came to the interview wearing a t-shirt that says "occasional adult" - that's when I knew I'd get an authentic interview. Us men are all children - but our toys are better.

Adam talks about finding a way to forgive others and finding peace even when life is painful. He shows depth and wisdom. Here's a man that knows how to throw a pebble in the lake, and a man who has experienced what that does.

If a lighthouse is a human who shines brilliance in every form to those around him, or if a lighthouse is a man so bright that others are drawn to him like moths to a flame, then that's Jeff. He's brilliant.

Does Jeff see himself that way? Of course not. He sees the ADHD. He sees the connector side and just figures that's who he is. He sees his weaknesses and focuses on them. In that way he's like all the rest of us.

To see inside a mind like his is a gift - the kind we don't get very often or at all. Here is a peek inside the head and soul of a great man.