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Episode 119 drops today with the remarkable Kevin Rempel 3 things you will learn in this episode: 1️⃣ What the Hero Mindset is 2️⃣ When you are faced with HELL, how you can keep going 3️⃣ Why everyone needs a sage- and I don’t mean a sage stick. Kevin Rempel is a 2013 World Champion and 2014 Sochi Paralympic bronze medalist in sledge hockey with an incredible story of overcoming a tremendous amount of adversity. After a freestyle motocross accident left Kevin an incomplete paraplegic at the age of 23, he was told by doctors he would likely never walk again. Ironically enough, Kevin’s father, Gerry, was also paralyzed just four years earlier after falling from a tree while deer hunting, rendering him a complete paraplegic. Unfortunately, Gerry soon after took his own life, and though Kevin considered doing the same thing, he knew that he must take control over his mindset and chose a different path. Today, Kevin delivers keynote and workshops to corporate audiences helping adopt what he calls, The Hero Mindset, by focusing on small things that make a big difference to become a hero in your own story. Additionally, Kevin is also a mindset coach who, using a framework called The Hero Mindset Blueprint, helps people with disabilities navigate their career and life transitions. Kevin is the author of “Still Standing: When You Have Every Reason to Give Up, Keep Going,” and his story has been featured around the world in media such as CBC, TSN, and BBC Sport. If you want a good dose of grit and inspiration, don’t miss this episode! #Podcast #Resilience #Paralympian #MentalHealth #LIVideo Heartbeat for Hire

Have you heard of the Heartbeat for Hire podcast with Lyndsay Dowd? We recently dove into the mindset to navigate life and businesses toughest challenges. Be sure to give Lyndsay a follow and check out the episode when it's released, tomorrow# #mindset #podcast #paralympics

Coming this Wednesday… Episode 119 features Kevin Rempel 3 things you will learn in this episode: 1️⃣What the Hero Mindset is 2️⃣When you are faced with HELL, how you can keep going 3️⃣Why everyone needs a sage- and I don’t mean a sage stick. Kevin Rempel is a 2013 World Champion and 2014 Sochi Paralympic bronze medalist in sledge hockey with an incredible story of overcoming a tremendous amount of adversity. After a freestyle motocross accident left Kevin an incomplete paraplegic at the age of 23, he was told by doctors he would likely never walk again. Ironically enough, Kevin’s father, Gerry, was also paralyzed just four years earlier after falling from a tree while deer hunting, rendering him a complete paraplegic. Unfortunately, Gerry soon after took his own life, and though Kevin considered doing the same thing, he knew that he must take control over his mindset and chose a different path. Today, Kevin delivers keynote and workshops to corporate audiences helping adopt what he calls, The Hero Mindset, by focusing on small things that make a big difference to become a hero in your own story. Additionally, Kevin is also a mindset coach who, using a framework called The Hero Mindset Blueprint, helps people with disabilities navigate their career and life transitions. Kevin is the author of Still Standing: When You Have Every Reason to Give Up, Keep Going, and his story has been featured around the world in media such as CBC, TSN, and BBC Sport. #podcast #resilience #paralympian Heartbeat for Hire LLC

Is fear and anxiety holding you back or disrupting your life? Let's get intimate with fear to propel us forward. #fear #anxiety #personaldevelopment #leadershipdevelopment #entrepreneurship

🚀 Episode 2 of Thirty Things that Require No Talent is live! Grace Carter explores why having a strong work ethic is vital for success. Whether you’re a student, athlete, or professional, this one’s for you! Share your experiences and let’s discuss. 🙌 #WorkEthic #SuccessTips #ZeroTalent #PodcastLife

Back to a podcast episode for this week in my ‘weekly recommendation’ series. Elizabeth Day’s “How to fail” is always inspirational for me as it clearly shows from the stories of 100’s of ‘successful people’ how heavily intertwined failure and success are! Essentially you don’t achieve the latter without the former. To that end it’s just a great motivation for anyone to ‘get started’ in making changes in their career! The episode I have chosen, and I put in the comments below, is with Dan Carter and there are some fantastic lessons around how important learning from failure was to him and the all-conquering 2011 Rugby World Cup All Blacks team. For those that aren’t aware New Zealand went 24 years without winning the World Cup despite consistently being the world no1 team - and not just by a small margin. It was only when they embraced failure and the lessons from it that they won again. Also he talks about Dr Ceri Evan’s work with the team on Red Brain/Blue Brain thinking which has very strong echos of Dr Steve Peters ‘chimp’ work that I have previously recommended. Dans view that the mind is a key muscle and hence why wouldn’t you give it a workout like any other part of your body is bang on! #coaching #success #failure #learning #legend

What a fantastic interview with our amazing guest, Lee Zohlman. Tune in to hear the valuable insights about the importance of focusing forward and finding solutions both in professional and personal contexts. Get ready to hear the adventurous story Lee shares! 📣 Shout outs 📣 Lee Zohlman #ChiefEnduranceOfficer #Endurance #Podcast #Enduranceracing #Athlete #Endurancemindset #CEO #teambuilding #PodcastTips

What does 🚴 have to do with 🎂? Many triathletes like to focus on the fun stuff and finer details in their training. Things like interval work, or nailing their transitions. But that’s like focusing on the icing, without baking your cake first. In triathlon, your ‘cake’ is your zone 2 work - Those long runs, big rides, and the consistent technique work in the pool. It might feel boring from time to time, but if you want to excel as an athlete, you need to get good at the basics. Listen to Alistair Brownlee on the Podcast - Link in bio! #alistairbrownlee

NOVA of Virginia Aquatics coaches Mike Wenert & Mike Julian join the SSDL Podcast this week! Tune in to hear more about Mike & Mike’s backgrounds in coaching, their approaches to coaching, and TONS of advice for being the best coach you can be for your team‼️ #SSDLFam #swimming #swimmers #swimmer #swimpodcast #coaches #swimcoach #coach #podcast #podcasts

🎙️“The endurance mindset is for the long haul. We’re not here for the sprint.” 🎙️ Prepare for this latest episode! Listen to our newest episode! Lee Zohlman sits down with host, Gregory McDonough to share his journey from broadcast journalism to triathlon coaching and motorsports sponsorship. Lee shares insights on how an endurance mindset helps in crafting long-term strategies and overcoming challenges in business negotiations. 🏁Lee highlights the importance of focusing forward and seeking proactive solutions rather than getting bogged down by setbacks. 🏁Lee shares valuable insights on applying endurance principles, like perseverance and mental fortitude, to various aspects of life and work. 🏁Lee's experiences highlight the value of integrating physical fitness, mental toughness, and strategic thinking into a holistic approach to success. Links 🔗 to Lee’s episode in the comments! #ChiefEnduranceOfficer #Endurance #Podcast #Enduranceracing #Athlete #Endurancemindset #CEO #teambuilding #PodcastTips