David Goggins Net Worth 2024 | Earnings, Career, Bio & Family

David Goggins has a net worth of approximately $3 Million in 2024. He is an American ultramarathon runner, ultra-distance cyclist, triathlete, public speaker, and author.

David has twenty years of military experience. He served in the U.S. Air Force and the U.S. Navy. In the Air Force, he was a member of the United States Air Force Tactical Air Control Party, while in the Navy, he was a combatant swimmer and was a member of SEAL Team 5. During his military era, David mainly served in Afghanistan and Iraq.

David Goggins is also an author. He released his book “Can’t Hurt Me,” through which he expressed his emotions, feelings, and sentiments to the readers.

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David Goggins Net Worth & Income

Net Worth	$3 Million
Annual Income	$1 Million
Monthly Income	$80,000
Profession	Ultra Marathon Runner, Public Speaker, Author
Age	47 Years
Nationality	American
Zodiac Sign	Aquarius

David Goggins Wealth Growth

Net Worth in 2024	$3 Million
Net Worth in 2021	$2.5 Million
Net Worth in 2020	$2 Million
Net Worth in 2019	$1 Million
Net Worth in 2018	$0.5 Million

Early Life

David Goggins’s birthday is February 17, 1975, making him 47 in writing. His hometown and birthplace are Buffalo, New York, United States. David grew up in a Christian family. His father’s name is Trunnis Goggins, and his mother is Jackie Goggins. David also has a brother named Trunnis Jr.

When David was six, his family shifted to Williamsville, where his father owned an ice skating rink. Trunnis was an abusive father and husband. He would abuse his family and force them to work in the rink. David talked about it in his book, how much of a painful time it was. Fortunately, they ran away from him and escaped the violence and abuse.

David has always been athletic since his early life. It was his dream to join the military and serve his nation. First, he joined the Air Force but quit it in 1999. Then, in 2001 joined the Navy. In his spare time before joining the Navy, he worked as a pest control disinfector.

Career

Military Career

David started his military career in 1994. But before being selected for the Air Force, he failed ASVAB two times but didn’t lose courage. He returned with more passion and determination, worked hard, and was accepted. But during his training, he was diagnosed with Sickle Cell. Due to his illness, he was put off from the training and was given a choice to restart his training after gaining health, but he refused.

Davis opted for TACP training and worked in the Air Force Tactical Air Control Party for five years before resigning from the Air Force in 1999.

After quitting Air Force, he took two years of break, working in Pest control. One day, he saw the advertisement for SEAL Training, the U.S.’s most arduous training. David decided to partake in it and not live as nobody anymore; instead, he would strive hard to self-made his name.

First, he completed BUD/S training in 2001, then signed up for SEAL Qualification Training. Before this training, he lost almost 100 pounds in three months with a strict diet and workout, as he was overweight. SEAL’s training was for one year. He endured all hardships, and his hard work succeeded, as he earned NEC 5326 as a Combatant Swimmer (SEAL) in six months.

After receiving SEAL, he was allotted “SEAL Team 5.” David worked in the military for twenty years. During these twenty years, he mainly served in Afghanistan and Iraq. In 2004, David passed Army Ranger School and received the “Top Enlisted Award” for his hard work and efficiency. David served in the Navy till 2015 for fifteen years.

Ultra Marathon & Ultra-distance Cycling Career

David always had a sportsman spirit. He tried to join the Bad Water ultra-marathon but couldn’t as it was an invitational event. Therefore, first, he participated in the San Diego 24-hour ultra-marathon and finished it in 19 hours and six minutes. Then, he took part in the Las Vegan Marathon and then the Boston Marathon. David finished both marathons on time and qualified for the Bad Water ultra-marathon.

In 2006, he was invited to the Bad Water ultra-marathon. He finished it on time and came in the fifth position. The same year, he competed in the ultra-man World Championships Triathlon in Hawaii, a three-day 32-mile triathlon, and succeeded in grabbing second place in it.

In 2007, he again participated in the Bad Water marathon, finishing number three. In 2008, he again competed in the Bad Water marathon but couldn’t finish the race this time. The same year, he earned the title “Hero of Running” by Runner’s World.

In 2009, he partook in the Furnace Creek-508, an ultra-distance invitational Cycling Race. In 2013 and 2014, he again participated in the Bad Water ultra-marathon but failed to finish it both times. David, during this time, competed in 14 ultra-endurance races and finished nine in the top five.

In 2016, he won Infinitus 88k, Music City Ultra 50k, and Strolling Jim 40 Miler. In 2020, he competed in the Moab 240 ultra-marathon, in which he came in the second position. David finished this race in 63 hours and 21 minutes.

Author

David is also an author. He wrote the book “Can’t Hurt Me,” which was released in 2019. In this book, he shared his life experiences and talked about the ups and downs a man has to face to gain success.

David also put in some quotes in the book, which was written by himself. Popular David quotes are;

“Greatness pulls mediocrity into the mud “- David Goggins

“Mental toughness is a lifestyle” – David Goggins

Biography

Name	David Goggins
Age	47 Years
Birthday	February 17, 1975
Birthplace	Buffalo, New York, U.S.
Hometown	Buffalo, New York
Height	6 ft 1 in (1.85 m)
Weight	91 kg (200 lbs)
Eye Color	Brown
Hair Color	Black
Ethnicity	Afro-American
Religion	Christianity
Education	Army Ranger School
Father	Trunnis Goggins
Mother	Jackie Goggins
Brother	Trunnis Jr.
Ex-Wife	Aleeza Goggins
Fiancée	Jennifer Kish
Net Worth	$3 Million
Instagram	David Goggins

David Goggins Diet

David Goggins starts his day with a banana. Then, he doesn’t eat until noon. For lunch, he eats nine ounces of boneless skinless chicken breast, three-quarters of a cup of rice, and a cup of steamed broccoli. After lunch, he does his routine workout and goes for a run.

At dinner, he takes a protein shake and carbs. David likes low-carb and low-fat food and includes as many vegetables as possible in his diet. He drinks plenty of water throughout the day to stay hydrated.

David Goggins Ex-Wife, Kids & Fiancee

David Goggin’s ex-wife is Aleeza Goggins, a Japanese licensed nurse. The duo got married in 2005. Before their marriage, they dated for quite a long time. In 2012, they mutually separated because of personal reasons and conflicts.

David Goggins has kids or not, is unknown. In his book, he wrote about his girlfriend’s pregnancy but left it at that and didn’t continue further.

David Goggins’ fiancée is Jennifer Kish. They both are in love and respect and understand each other. David and Jennifer share a good bond and love spending time with each other.

Assets

David Goggins is living a luxurious lifestyle. He owns a lavish house in Buffalo, New York. He also owns many other real estate properties all over New York. David is also a huge lover of cars. He holds Kia Stonic and many other luxurious cars in his expensive collection.

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