Brett Myers: Winning in Major League Baseball and Music

"The failure part of that year made it so much better and so much more memorable. Yes, winning the World Series was one of the greatest achievements ever, but I

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Stop and Smell the…

My brother and I have a tradition of running one marathon together each year. In the spring of 2009, we went for a 19-mile training run. We started from my

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Wanting Something for Someone…

Have you ever wanted something for someone more than they wanted it for themselves? It's tough. It's a lesson that I first had to learn with my parents. Before they passed, I

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Bob Willbanks: Connecting Faith and Work

"I always used to say, if I can’t break through the wall the first time, just give me a thicker helmet and more rocket fuel and I’ll get through it

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Bobby Herrera: The Gift of Struggle

"It’s not the mountain we conquer, but ourselves. I believe we’re all climbing our own mountain. There’s a place we imagine that looks and feels better than where we are

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If You Want to Win a Major You Have to Be Willing to…

"This is no small thing: Your MINDSET when you look at building a business, building a body, or ANYTHING else is what matters most.” —Scott Welle In this solocast, I discuss

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Brian Cain: Mental Performance Mastery

"Working hard at the wrong things doesn’t work; it just causes you to go in the wrong direction, faster, and go further from your goals.” —Brian Cain Brian Cain is widely

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Robert Brus: Incremental Growth and Going All In

"There's no such thing as can't, cold, sharks or too fast.” —Robert Brus Robert Brus started in the Australian Defense Force when he was 17 years old and traveled the world

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The Motivational Strategy No One Talks About

"Who has ever told you that you couldn’t do something? That you wouldn’t be good enough? That what you want is impossible? PROVE THEM WRONG!" — Scott Welle In this solocast,

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Jason Valadao: Exceptional Every Day

“‘Most people have attained their greatest success just one step beyond their greatest failure.’ I think people like us actually fail MORE than other people because one of the things

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