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Brave Your Fear
by Crista SamarasAre you paralyzed by fear? Are you terrified of failure? Do you wish you were more confident? Brave Your Fear shares the stories of people who have fought through all types of the scary stuff of life and have made it to the other side. Our guests get candid about the stuff that scares— the deep stuff, the true stuff, the real stuff and the big stuff. This podcast will not teach you how to be fearless—we don’t believe in that word. It’s meant to teach you how to be brave in the face of inevitable fear.
Copyright: Copyright Brave Enterprises
Episodes
Chris Sailer - The Coach, The Defender, The Legend
48m · Published#08 Episode with Chris Sailer: The Coach, The Defender & The Legend
JAN 24, 2018
Badass Quotes:
- “You have to meet kids where they are now, you can’t coach the same way you coached 30 years ago and think you’re going to be successful with the kids of today.” (4:35)
- “Kids at elite universities struggle with the fear of failure.” (5:50)
- “To really grow the team, you have to find a way to help kids be vulnerable with each other.” (7:43)
- “I just always had this inner confidence.” (13:12)
- “I loved to frustrate them.” (14:48)
- “My players know I love what I do, that I love them, and that I love Princeton lacrosse.” (25:40)
- “You want kids who are going to make plays. And you want kids who are going to risk.” (29:50)
- “I connect much more with the word ‘worry’ than ‘scared’.” (33:15)
- “I worry about a lot of things.” (33:50)
Podcast Intro:
Chris is a legend in women’s lacrosse, which is one of the fastest growing sports in this country. She went to Harvard and now she coaches at Princeton, where she has been for 32 seasons. She even just had a road named after her - the Chris Sailer trail - that’s how badass she is. She is curious, funny, sweet, wicked smart and has been a true role model of showing up, both personally and professionally.
Official Bio:
Chris Sailer begins her 32nd season at the helm of the Princeton women’s lacrosse program for the 2017-18 academic year. She was inducted into the US Lacrosse National Hall of Fame in 2008. She has guided the team to three NCAA championships, 11 national semifinal appearances, 24 NCAA tournament appearances and 13 Ivy League titles. [more ...] http://goprincetontigers.com/coaches.aspx?rc=5180&path=wlax
Biggest Takeaways:
- Adjusting coaching techniques over time (3:50)
- iGen’s challenge to build real relationships (6:45)
- Best ways to frame mistakes as a coach (10:20)
- What bravery looks like in players (11:20)
- What a tough season teaches you (22:20)
- Best ways to differentiate yourself in your job (25:05)
- Biggest issue for young players today (27:40)
- Why managing pressure is a great skill for players (29:40)
- Antidote to worry (35:00)
- Witnessing brave action helps us appreciate our stuff, be more positive (37:50)
- How to be a credible leader (43:00)
Major Conversation Highlights
- My soul’s perfect coach (1:08)
- Why kids struggle with fear of failure (5:02)
- Why GRIT is her top pick for character strength of her players (8:43)
- What internal confidence gave Chris (13:10)
- Who is more brave – defenders or attackers? (15:15)
- What it was like being coached by a legend (18:50)
- How to cultivate creativity in players (28:10)
- Managing high pressure situations as a coach (30:00)
- What makes a good pre-game talk (31:40)
- Chris’s mantra to stave off worry (33:30)
- The bravest person Chris knows (35:30)
- Advice on how to combat fear (39:00)
- How Gen X handled things differently than iGen (43:00)
- Chris’s 7 Line Pitch (45:25)
Science & More Info
Growth Mindset
https://www.mindsetworks.com/science/
Grit
https://www.ted.com/talks/angela_lee_duckworth_grit_the_power_of_passion_and_perseverance
Cultivating Creativity
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/how-to-cultivate-your-creativity-book-excerpt/
Moral Courage / Bullying
http://devzone.positivecoach.org/resource/book/preventing-bullying-finding-your-moral-courage
Social Media
http://twitter.com/princetonwlax
http://instagram.com/princetonwlax
Links
Carol Kleinfelder
http://www.gocrimson.com/sports/wlax/2014-15/releases/20150424_endowment
Chris Sailer Trail
https://www.uslacrosse.org/blog/us-lacrosse-dedicates-chris-sailer-trail-honors-iwlca-trailblazers
Bill Tierney
http://www.denverpioneers.com/sports/m-lacros/mtt/bill_tierney_901452.html
Brave
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Chris Sailer - The Coach, The Defender, The Legend
48m · Published#08 Episode with Chris Sailer: The Coach, The Defender & The Legend
JAN 24, 2018
Badass Quotes:
- “You have to meet kids where they are now, you can’t coach the same way you coached 30 years ago and think you’re going to be successful with the kids of today.” (4:35)
- “Kids at elite universities struggle with the fear of failure.” (5:50)
- “To really grow the team, you have to find a way to help kids be vulnerable with each other.” (7:43)
- “I just always had this inner confidence.” (13:12)
- “I loved to frustrate them.” (14:48)
- “My players know I love what I do, that I love them, and that I love Princeton lacrosse.” (25:40)
- “You want kids who are going to make plays. And you want kids who are going to risk.” (29:50)
- “I connect much more with the word ‘worry’ than ‘scared’.” (33:15)
- “I worry about a lot of things.” (33:50)
Podcast Intro:
Chris is a legend in women’s lacrosse, which is one of the fastest growing sports in this country. She went to Harvard and now she coaches at Princeton, where she has been for 32 seasons. She even just had a road named after her - the Chris Sailer trail - that’s how badass she is. She is curious, funny, sweet, wicked smart and has been a true role model of showing up, both personally and professionally.
Official Bio:
Chris Sailer begins her 32nd season at the helm of the Princeton women’s lacrosse program for the 2017-18 academic year. She was inducted into the US Lacrosse National Hall of Fame in 2008. She has guided the team to three NCAA championships, 11 national semifinal appearances, 24 NCAA tournament appearances and 13 Ivy League titles. [more ...] http://goprincetontigers.com/coaches.aspx?rc=5180&path=wlax
Biggest Takeaways:
- Adjusting coaching techniques over time (3:50)
- iGen’s challenge to build real relationships (6:45)
- Best ways to frame mistakes as a coach (10:20)
- What bravery looks like in players (11:20)
- What a tough season teaches you (22:20)
- Best ways to differentiate yourself in your job (25:05)
- Biggest issue for young players today (27:40)
- Why managing pressure is a great skill for players (29:40)
- Antidote to worry (35:00)
- Witnessing brave action helps us appreciate our stuff, be more positive (37:50)
- How to be a credible leader (43:00)
Major Conversation Highlights
- My soul’s perfect coach (1:08)
- Why kids struggle with fear of failure (5:02)
- Why GRIT is her top pick for character strength of her players (8:43)
- What internal confidence gave Chris (13:10)
- Who is more brave – defenders or attackers? (15:15)
- What it was like being coached by a legend (18:50)
- How to cultivate creativity in players (28:10)
- Managing high pressure situations as a coach (30:00)
- What makes a good pre-game talk (31:40)
- Chris’s mantra to stave off worry (33:30)
- The bravest person Chris knows (35:30)
- Advice on how to combat fear (39:00)
- How Gen X handled things differently than iGen (43:00)
- Chris’s 7 Line Pitch (45:25)
Science & More Info
Growth Mindset
https://www.mindsetworks.com/science/
Grit
https://www.ted.com/talks/angela_lee_duckworth_grit_the_power_of_passion_and_perseverance
Cultivating Creativity
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/how-to-cultivate-your-creativity-book-excerpt/
Moral Courage / Bullying
http://devzone.positivecoach.org/resource/book/preventing-bullying-finding-your-moral-courage
Social Media
http://twitter.com/princetonwlax
http://instagram.com/princetonwlax
Links
Carol Kleinfelder
http://www.gocrimson.com/sports/wlax/2014-15/releases/20150424_endowment
Chris Sailer Trail
https://www.uslacrosse.org/blog/us-lacrosse-dedicates-chris-sailer-trail-honors-iwlca-trailblazers
Bill Tierney
http://www.denverpioneers.com/sports/m-lacros/mtt/bill_tierney_901452.html
Brave
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Diane Nathaniel - She Beat Stage 3!
51m · Published#07 Episode with Diane Nathaniel – She Beat Stage 3!
JAN 17, 2018
Badass Quotes:
- “The perception in our society that smaller people are not sick, inside.” (2:10)
- “Why don’t we take this on the road for other survivors.” (8:22)
- “They were not educated, but they were always working.” (13:50)
- “I decided I have to fight, I came this far.” (17:04)
- “When they unplug you, that’s when you’re sick.” (23:18)
- “I am not afraid to die, but I am afraid to suffer.” (25.05)
- “There were many moments where I was like, if you took me right now, I’m happy with that.” (25:15)
- “I refused to stay in a depressed state.” (29:12)
- “For at least 3 years, I felt this bloating, I felt this weight gain and I didn’t do anything about it.” (33:00)
- “I try really hard to not look like what I’ve been through.” (34:17)
Podcast Intro:
Diane Nathaniel is a powerhouse in a pint-sized body. After battling Stage 3 Colon cancer, she was determined to become a champion for the screening of this disease in her community. She is a school counselor, mother to 3 kids and now co-founder of the non-profit Beat Stage 3. Through her battle, she has become an experienced-based expert on colon cancer. And though she’d say she didn’t have a choice, she became a ninja-level expert at confronting her physical, emotional and mental fears. Choosing life – for Diane – meant choosing hard. She is honest. She is smart. She is so, so kind. A light, magnificent and glowing, she is.
Official Bio:
Carrie Diane Nathaniel (Diane preferred) is a native New Yorker, born, raised and resides in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn. Diane is a Stage 3 Colon Cancer Survivor. She was diagnosed March 7, 2014. Today she stands strong and has turned her experience with cancer into an opportunity to help spread awareness and the importance of cancer screenings ... https://www.beatstagethree.com/meet-the-team/
Biggest Takeaways:
- Why it is critical to seek out health specialists (5:40)
- Where Diane puts her anger (13:05)
- How TV shows represented adoption in a negative way (14:25)
- Why Diane is grateful for chemotherapy (16:15)
- What she ate on “Turn Up Thursdays” (21:20)
- What is most scary about chemo (24:13)
- Sueton Bannister – a chemo friend becomes a reason to survive (25:20)
- How to best manage your stress – cancer or not (33:20)
- Colon Cancer Prevention Tips (36:00)
- Why Oprah is Diane’s Bravery Role Model (39:09)
- Diane’s advice for facing fear. (42:20)
Major Conversation Highlights
- How she started a 501(c)3 non-profit organization - “Beat State 3” (6:10)
- How her adoptive parents denied she was adopted (12:00)
- What it means to run an “image conscious campaign” (14:48)
- Dealing with chemo constipation (17:35)
- Diane’s chemotherapy timeline (22:20)
- Why Diane considers herself tough (28:20)
- New rules are for a new body (31:25)
- What it means to be a “change agent” (34:40)
- Diane’s 7-line pitch (44:40)
- Why creating your own community-family is just good as natural-born family (49:30)
Science & More Info
Colon Cancer Facts in the African American Community
https://www.cancer.org/research/cancer-facts-statistics/cancer-facts-figures-for-african-americans.html
Colon Cancer Signs & Symptoms
https://www.cancer.org/cancer/colon-rectal-cancer/detection-diagnosis-staging/signs-and-symptoms.html
Over-thinkers Guide to Taking Action
https://startupbros.com/overthinkers-guide-taking-action-complete-guide/
Social Media
http://twitter.com/diane_nathaniel
http://instagram.com/diane_nathaniel
http://instagram.com/beatstage3
https://www.facebook.com/BeatStageThree/
https://www.facebook.com/nathaniel.counselor
Links
Beat Stage 3
https://www.beatstagethree.com
The Bluest Eye, by Toni Morrison
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Bluest_Eye
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Jeff Namnum - Guy, Geek & Guru
54m · Published#06 Episode with Jeff Namnum – Guy, Geek & Guru
JAN 10, 2018
Badass Quotes:
- “I’m very rarely an “I”. I’m usually a “we”.” (2:10)
- “Can I actually go into Hooters?” (6:00)
- “That is when I panicked.” (6:59)
- “Ignorance is great because you don’t know that you can f*ck things up.” (7:36)
- “It was totally, full-on, fear based decision making.” (8:50)
- “I know now that I was going through a depression.” (13:35)
- “I’m still thinking the only way I can make money is to get in my car is to drive to a place and go.” (17:10)
- “I am supposed to be able to take care of these people.” (19:10)
- “Now we are replacing affection with attention.” (35:50)
- “A fixed point in time doesn’t make for change. I’m working on stuff constantly.” (49:46)
Podcast Intro:
Jeff Namnum is a guy’s guy and a girl’s guy. He started in tech by taking PCs apart and putting them back together and was the Geek Squad before the Geek Squad was the Geek Squad. He learned the hard way about what happens when you grow a business too fast and because of it, he found out what it takes to start over … and over and over. Now he is a partner at Touchlab, a company that designs and develops android things, a man of strong faith, husband to Ruby for over 20 years and father to three kids. He’s made a lot of mistakes and he loves taking photographs of coffee.
Official Bio:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/namnum
Biggest Takeaways:
- What was/is “tech” (4:00)
- How growing his business busted his business (6:30)
- How he become unstuck (13:15)
- What to do when you get released from jail (21:05)
- How to learn to ask for help (25:00)
- How to have the sex talk with your teenage kid (34:00)
- What scares Jeff right now (41:00)
- How to engage in conversation with someone on Twitter (51:42)
Major Conversation Highlights
- How the layoff announcements after 9/11 offered him career motivation (3:00)
- Why he moved 4 times in 2 years (9:12)
- Why you always want to have car insurance - and good brakes (17:15)
- Why being mad at God is okay (23:00)
- How he makes his marriage work (26:50)
- What it’s like being a father of a teenage girl (32:30)
- How his daughter is his relationship-building role model (39:25)
- How recognizing his anxiety helps to manage it (43:18)
- Jeff’s 7-line pitch (46:50)
- The coolest thing in tech right now (52:17)
Social Media
http://twitter.com/namnum
http://twitter.com/touchlabny
http://instagram.com/namnum
http://instagram.com/touchlabny
Links
Touchlab
https://www.touchlab.co
Super Better
http://amzn.to/2mbKNwQ
Block Chain Technology
https://blockgeeks.com/guides/what-is-blockchain-technology/
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Cory Samaras Griffeth - Sister, Mother, Power-Lifter
50m · Published#05 Episode with Cory Samaras Griffeth
JAN 3, 2018
Badass Quotes:
- “The bravest thing I ever did was cancel my wedding 3 weeks out.” (2:00)
- “I had to be sad. I had to be in my sadness” (11:30)
- “I call them my fissues – food issues.” (12:55)
- “If I’m going to eat 5000 calories, I’m going to remember it.” (16:00)
- “I love women with sculpted, gorgeous, beautiful, functional muscles.” (18:15)
- “It will be a lot more than about sex.” (21:35)
- “I have 1 M&M and then I have 555 million.” (27:15)
- “I was born with this innate confidence.” (31:10)
- “She was a strong woman who took no crap from anyone.” (34:20)
- “I powerlift my life.” (47:49)
Podcast Intro:
Cory Samaras Griffeth is too much – she is loud, she is proud, she is everything x 10, including brave. She has been to the lowest depths of self-loathing and clawed her way out. She has been gaining and losing weight since she was a kid and now focuses on building muscle. She doesn’t just live her life, she powerlifts it. We went to college together. We both have apple-shaped bodies. She is my sister from the same mister. I love her so much.
Official Bio:
Mom of two, friend of many, sister of also many. (1:11)
Biggest Takeaways:
- What Cory’s darkness looked like (3:12)
- What contributed to Cory’s weight issues (7:20)
- How extra weight – a “fat barrier” - provides protection (9:10)
- What the darkness teaches us (11:08)
- How food anxiety manifests (13:45)
- How to do a pull up as a 200-lb woman (18:45)
- How to learn to take a compliment (22:45)
- Reverse body dysmorphia (29:20)
- Three ways she improves herself (35:00)
- What judging other people means for you (45:40)
Major Conversation Highlights
- What anti-depressants and therapy did to help Cory heal. (3:50)
- Why Cory moved home at 31 years old. (5:45)
- How God’s intern messed up her love life (10:25)
- Cory’s food plan – slowing down and savoring (15:05)
- Cory’s biggest pump up (17:30)
- Cory’s 40 challenges for her 40th birthday (12:05)
- How protein changed her life (28:30)
- Why she was a B--CH as a teenager (31:30)
- Accepting help in your life (38:00)
- What “work” Cory has had done to her face (39:30)
- Bravest person Cory knows (46:30)
- Cory’s 7-line pitch (46:45)
Social Media
Instagram – “Sauna Stories”
http://instagram.com/corysamaras
Links
Precision Nutrition
https://www.precisionnutrition.com/?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIhKvOrcS52AIVW1gNCh1sPQe9EAAYASAAEgKPHfD_BwE
Life in the Briar Patch
http://amzn.to/2CaGTev
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Kelly Kimball - The Woman, The Witch, and the Acting Teacher
1h 28m · Published#04 Episode with Kelly Kimball
DEC 27, 2017
Badass Quotes:
- “I was doing many things, not realizing that I was wanting to be in a relationship with fear.” (2:18)
- “I was not allowing the “more” through my very tight perfection.” (15:04)
- “What we’re really trying to do is be human.” (30:30)
- “I knew that was in me. I knew that it had to get fed and expressed.” (36:30)
- “Who would want to teach. You want to be on the stage acting.” (40:37)
- “Then there was just the stillness. And then they started coming.” (101:30)
- “If I really felt I was doing it all, I think I would be very happy to take the praise and go ‘oh, aren’t I amazing.’”(1:10:-2)
- “I hold the space for it, with all my force.” (1:10:45)
- “There was the you writing it, and now there is the you speaking it, and when you speak it, things surprise you.” (1:21:40)
Podcast Intro:
Kelly Kimball is an incredible teacher who helps people take risks. She works with actors to express their authentic self. She got out of a marriage that stifled her passion, which left her to create a boutique acting studio named Kimball Studio that she started 20 years ago in NYC. In the time since then, she has built a ridiculously creative, supportive, loving and rising community. It’s important to note, she’s a little woo-woo, in the best way, an she’s a self-proclaimed witch, her grandmother even called her Witchy-Poo, and she knows so much about astrology, tarot and all the things you know about when you know about things like that. **She’s even going to let me pull a tarot card during our conversation.” Her advice is endless because her life has been so damn big.
Official Bio:
Kelly’s formal training includes a BFA from Denison University (DU Award for outstanding performance by a woman) and a certificate of Merit from the London Shakespeare Studio. While at Denison, she was a founding member of the improv comedy group Burpee’s Seedy Theatrical Company with Steve Carell. Kelly learned to direct by working on Broadway under Mike Nichols, Neil Simon and Gordon Davidson. She has directed original theater works for The Lab Theater, The Performance Workshop, and The HBO Aspen Comedy Festival. Kelly has written and produced on pilots and series for NBC, CBS, ABC, FOX and WB.
Biggest Takeaways:
- Why actors are so courageous (5:10)
- Why people resist (10:35)
- Why perfect is not perfect (13:50)
- Eye transplants are genderless (25:08)
- How she teaches regular people to deal with fear (29:18)
- How to access your download of knowing (40:30)
- Kelly’s morning routine (45:18)
- Advice on fear from her parents (47:08)
- What makes a good life coach (1:02:42)
- Kelly’s advice to everyone, straight from the Tarot (1:18:20)
- Wins Exercise - to do before the New Year (1:19:45)
Major Conversation Highlights
- How curiosity drives expression (6:30)
- Why she created Ballistics – her signature acting class (12:15)
- Opening line exercise (17:33)
- The power of the period at the end of your name (31:00)
- Most important points about posture for corporate presenters (31:40)
- How playing the perfect wife in real life helped her leave her marriage (37:55)
- How she found out she was a witch (49:55)
- How Kelly cast a spell on her Studio to create a supportive community (59:00)
- Kelly’s 7-line pitch (1:14:30)
- The Fool Card (1:24:50)
Science & More Info
Curiosity
https://www.backstage.com/advice-for-actors/backstage-experts/why-actors-need-explore-their-curiosities/
Aristotle
http://www.ancientgreekphilosopher.com/2015/07/17/aristotles-courage-a-clear-and-short-explanation/
3 Ways to Get More – Online Class
https://www.getmorebrave.com/pages/get-more-brave
Links
Pemah Choudron – Glorious and Wretched
https://www.elephantjournal.com/2011/04/pema-chodron-life-is-glorious-and-wretched/
Harold Pinter
http://amzn.to/2zhXKtC
Herbal Essences with Lanie
https://youtu.be/exUpFPGC1MA
The Dirty Life
http://amzn.to/2BA7SDT
Kimball Studio
http://kimballstudio.com
Thomas J. Leonard
http://amzn.to/2CWAKmk
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Holly Rilinger - 5’4” WNBA Baller
37m · Published#03 Episode with Holly Rilinger
DEC 20, 2017
Badass Quotes:
- "More money doesn't always mean better." (12:00)
- “Stay down there for a little bit. Stop struggling to get back to the top. Maybe there is something to learn down there for a little bit.” (15:40)
- “The fear was [me] becoming irrelevant.” (18:17)
- “I don’t know, but then again I have to reframe – well, it’s ok.” (19.07)
- “I like for everybody in that room to feel like they’re with me.” (29:48)
- “Make a decision and there’s an experience there.” (35:17)
Podcast Intro:
Holly Rilinger is a badass. Sitting across from her in this interview, it’s just like when I go to one of her classes, she is everything you want an instructor to be, she is motivating, she is so fit, she is SO fit. She is a Nike master trainer, she teaches a class called lifted that she developed, she has a book called Lifted, she was on a reality TV show, she was a former WNBA player, she was a superstar coming out of James Madison, and she made what she thought was the next big great decision for her career and man, was it a crash and burn. This interview is all about how she dealt with that time and how she’s dealt with other moments of fear in her life and what risk-taking looks like for her.
Official Bio:
Before becoming a fitness expert, Holly Rilinger came to be named the #1 Freshman point guard by USA TODAY, the All-Time Leading Scorer at James Madison University, and a Strength and Conditioning All American … https://www.nike.com/us/en_us/e/cities/nyc/articles/brahaus/holly-rilinger
Biggest Takeaways:
- How to get over “instructor fear” (3:43)
- What happens when people avoid relationships by working too much (4:30)
- Separation between work and personal life (7:40)
- Having more money and more responsibility doesn’t always create joy (10:34)
- What happens when you distrust yourself (13:12)
- Why our initial reaction may not be the best one (14:29)
- Calling on your breath as an anchor to yourself (23:56)
- The making of a great fitness instructor (28:11)
- Advice for when you are IN the fear place (34:00)
- Dealing with the fact that failure is coming (35:42)
Major Conversation Highlights
- Smooth move – the way her girlfriend won her over (2:35)
- Outside expectations affecting how we behave (6:00)
- What Holly’s rock bottom looks like (9:09)
- What too many cooks in the kitchen can mean for your life (11:20)
- Takeaways from the tough place – the “space down there” (15:20)
- What (her) anxiety feels like (17:36)
- How did Holly know she would be ok? (18:50)
- LIFTED – Why meditation and training is the best combo (22:55)
- What a TV show gives you – and takes away (27:08)
- Holly’s 7 Line Pitch (33:57)
Science & More Info
Your Gut Feeling
https://www.huffingtonpost.com/rosalie-puiman/your-gut-feeling-fear-or-_b_6667194.html
What is the science behind fear?
https://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/intense-emotions-and-strong-feelings/201711/the-flavors-everyday-anxiety
Six Characteristics of Resourceful People That Bring Them Success
https://www.entrepreneur.com/article/272171
Nine of the Best Ways to Boost Creativity
https://lifehacker.com/5990617/nine-of-the-best-ways-to-boost-creative-thinking
How Curiosity Give Your Memory a Boost
https://curiosity.com/topics/how-curiosity-gives-your-memory-a-boost-curiosity/
Social Media
Twitter
http://twitter.com/hollyrilinger
Instagram
http://instagram.com/hollyrilinger
Facebook
https://www.facebook.com/HollyRilingerFitness/
Links
Bandier
https://www.bandier.com
Lifted: 28 Days to Focus Your Mind, Strengthen Your Body, and Elevate Your Spirit
http://amzn.to/2yYYwLZ
Dana Flynn – Laughing Lotus
http://nyc.laughinglotus.com/teachers/
3 Ways to Get More Brave – Online Class
https://www.getmorebrave.com/pages/get-more-brave
Brave
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Courtney Banghart - One of Fortune Magazine’s 50 Greatest Leaders
56m · Published#02 Episode with Courtney Banghart Overview
DEC 14, 2017
Badass Quotes:
- “I coach players who want to be great; they think they can be.
- “Fear hinders progress in every way. We have all been paralyzed by fear. Been driven by consequences versus going toward the goal.”
- “Comfortable is not living. Life is supposed to have edges.”
- “Bravery is everywhere, it’s just masked under uncertainty.”
Podcast Intro:
Courtney Banghart was a superstar athlete, an Ivy League grad - she went to Dartmouth and majored in Neuroscience. She had no idea or intention that she would play basketball in college much less become one the brightest coaching stars in the college game today. She is intense. She is quick and I swear she talks in sound bites, which must be the biggest part of the reason her players are so pumped to play for her. She is both down-to-earth and otherworldly, clearly in what she would call her zone of genius. She shifts the energy of the room when she walks into it and you know, this is no ordinary woman.
Official Bio:
Helping to guide Princeton to unprecedented heights, the 2015 Naismith National Coach of the Year, and named one of Fortune Magazine’s 50 Greatest Leaders, Courtney Banghart will be in her 11th season as head coach of the women’s basketball team in 2017-18. The winningest coach in program history, Banghart has amassed a 208-87 (0.705) overall record with a 113-27 (0.807) mark against Ivy League opponents. [more ...] - http://bit.ly/2j3V4Kl
Biggest Takeaways:
- Crossfit can help you get used to the fear moment, and go anyway (14:25)
- We are paralyzed more by emotional risks than physical risks (15:40)
- The head and the heart need to have equal voices when making the best decisions (18:35)
- Living through fear allows you to be present, and memorable (20:50)
- Knowing enough vs. caring enough - how only one can help quiet insecurity (22:30)
- We are driven in two ways: driven to success or driven not to fail (29:32)
- Tips on going up against your own success (31:39)
- If you want an interesting relationship, stay in it. (31:58)
- Courtney's list of the most important characteristics of a great leaders (35:30)
- How to coach individuals to become a team (36:15)
Major Conversation Highlights
- Babies R’Us was her FEAR 101 (2:45)
- When she went from being a bad sport to a good sport (5:29)
- Fear creeps in for young athletes when things start to matter more (7:50)
- How Courtney beat feeling paralyzed by fear during the process of making the biggest decision of her life - going to college (8:35)
- How she tackles insecurity and intimidation by “working through things” (11:40)
- How the allure of getting her Master’s paid for turned into her profession (18:20)
- Why she refused to turn down the possible for fear it wouldn’t work out (21:20)
- How she thought being honored as one of the Fortune 50 Greatest Leaders in the World was her college friend playing a joke (24:14)
- How she showed her team she was ALL IN by passing up opportunity to meet Barack Obama (27:53)
- Why being bone-tired is when Courtney is happiest (33:20)
- How being in the moment led to hitchhiking across Alaska and bungee-jumping in Switzerland (39:30)
- Courtney’s 7-line Basic Pitch (47:00)
- How her childhood vacations - where she could witness her parents “live in action” - helped her and her 2 siblings find their Zone of Genius as adults (48:00)
- Why Courtney wants teenagers to the elderly be ALL IN (51:53)
Science & More Info
Mistakes Don't Have to be Setbacks: 3 Ways to be Resilient
https://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/fulfillment-any-age/201703/mistakes-dont-have-be-setbacks-3-ways-be-resilient
What is the science behind fear?
https://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/intense-emotions-and-strong-feelings/201711/the-flavors-everyday-anxiety
3 Ways to Get More – Online Class
https://www.getmorebrave.com/pages/get-more-brave
Social Media
Twitter
http://twitter.com/PrincetonWBB
http://twitter.com/CoachBanghart
Instagram
http://instagram.com/PrincetonWBB
http://instagram.com/CourtneyBanghart
Links
Princeton Women’s Basketball
http://www.goprincetontigers.com/index.aspx?path=wbball
Naismith Award - 2015 NCAA Coach of the Year
http://www.ivyleague.com/news/2015/4/7/4_7_2015_2956.aspx?path=wbball
Fortune - 50 Greatest World Leaders (2015)
http://fortune.com/worlds-greatest-leaders/2015/
Nols
https://info.nols.edu/info-request?gclid=EAIaIQobChMI8Ifhk5SK2AIVwo-zCh20agrMEAAYASAAEgJyEfD_BwE
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Teaser - Brave Your Fear
1m · PublishedWe are all scared. Dealing with that fear is not about reducing it or trying to eliminate it or tucking it away. It’s about facing it. Brave Your Fear tells the stories of how people are meeting their fear with brave action.
Brave Your Fear has 39 episodes in total of non- explicit content. Total playtime is 31:48:00. The language of the podcast is English. This podcast has been added on December 25th 2022. It might contain more episodes than the ones shown here. It was last updated on March 26th, 2024 21:43.