Podcast
Developing the Trust Edge with Speaker, Trainer and Best-Selling Author, David Horsager
In this interview, David Horsager, the world-leading expert on trust, talks about how a lack of trust is your biggest expense. He describes his 8-pillar framework (clarity, compassion, character, competency, commitment, connection, contribution and consistency). Developing trust takes time – there is no quick fix. The best think about trust bigger and take responsibility for…
Read MoreFind What You Love to Do and Other Wisdom from Dr. Michael Sachs, Temple University
In this interview, Dr. Michael Sachs starts by talking about the importance of countering excuses and his passion to help people become more active. He talks about the importance of making exercise a lifetime endeavor and finding an activity that you love to do. The keys to the #1 excuse people give to not exercising…
Read MoreDesign Your Mindset with Andy Murphy
June 16, 2016 Andy Murphy, the host of the popular podcast Mindset by Design, shares that the best of the best are great problem solvers and make decisions fast. They are searching for flow, happiness, trust and calmness. He talks about his training in NLP (Neurolinguistic Programming) and the importance of how our conscious and…
Read More“Close Your Eyes, Scan Your Body & Make Positive Self-talk a Practice” with Dr. Jack Lesyk, Ohio Center for Sport Psych & Cleveland Cavaliers
Dr. Jack Lesyk, Director of the Ohio Center for Sport Psychology and Sport Psychologist with the Cleveland Cavaliers, sees that the best are gritty – they have passion and perseverance for their long-term goals. They are resilient and don’t let poor performance linger. They have a short-term memory. Jack describes there are two different types…
Read More“Get Your Rookie On” with Nicole Detling, Ph.D., HeadStrong Consulting & U.S. Olympic Teams
Dr. Nicole Detling, Professor in Kinesiology with the University of Utah and Mental Skills Coach with multiple Olympic Teams (US Speed Skating, US Snowboarding Team, US Freestyle Aerials Ski Team), sees that the best are resilient and deal effectively with adversity. 1) They “get their rookie on” and are always growing and learning. In the…
Read MoreEvery Moment is a Choice with Sport Psychologist, Dr. Stephen Walker
Dr. Stephen Walker is a sport psychologist and consultant in the Denver and Boulder, Colorado area. For the last 34 years, he has been helping Olympians, professional athletes and peak performers compete at the highest level. He is the editor of Podium Sports Journal, a mental training journal that has been recognized as one of the Top…
Read MoreLearning to Love Mistakes and Adversity with Public Speaker & Clinical Sport Psychologist, Dr. Eddie O’Connor
Dr. Eddie O’Connor is a public speaker and clinical sport psychologist in Grand Rapids, Michigan. In this interview, Eddie talks about how the best have a total acceptance of the barriers in front of them. He describes how perfectionists can become “Perfect Perfectionists” and how to embrace mistakes. He suggests that when we receive a…
Read MoreLove, Resilience and Thriving in Difficulties with WYSIWYG Juice Founder, Kristi Schuck
Kristi Schuck, founder and co-owner of WYSIWYG Juice Company, shares her story of resilience and how to see the opportunity in every difficulty. It was through her husband’s diagnosis with Stage 4 Colon Cancer that they both discovered the power of juicing. Wes was given only 4 short months to live, but thrived in this…
Read MoreConfidence is a Decision & Other Wisdom with West Point’s, Angie Fifer
Angie Fifer, Performance Excellence Trainer at the United States Military Academy at West Point, talks about all things performance. In this interview, she describes how confidence is a decision we make every moment and she shares ways to be more confident. Angie shares how athletes should have a mechanism to “let their mistakes go” which…
Read MoreChasing a Dream Regardless of Age With Pro Triathlete, Ruth Brennan Morrey
Ruth Brennan Morrey’s triathlon sporting history is certainly a nontraditional one! As a former Division I soccer player, Ruth “accidently” qualified for the 2000 Olympic Trials where she finished 34th out of 210 qualifiers. She took 10 years off from racing and competing due to burnout. In 2011, she took a dare to compete in her…
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