Blog: Be Vulnerable. Be Adaptive.
S1E30 | Joe De Sena – Spartan CEO, Resilience, Running a Business and Adapting to Failures
Joe De Sena – Founder and CEO of Spartan, the world’s largest obstacle race and endurance brand. With more than one million annual global participants at more than 200 events across more than 30 countries, Spartan offers heats for all fitness levels and ages, from...
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S1E29 | Danny Matta – Finding His Way Helping PTs Build Businesses
Danny Matta is a former Army where he worked as a physical therapist for seven years. He then decided to take his talents to private practice and decided to open a cash-based physical therapy practice in the corner of a CrossFit gym called Athletes’ Potential. Danny...
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S1E28 | Alyce Fernebok – A Marine Leading with Love Through Letters
Alyce Fernebok is a former Marine Corps Officer from San Diego, California. Alyce started the Love, Harvey movement, a letter writing campaign, which started with her father writing a letter to show gratitude to a family member. We talked about some of these Topics:...
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S1E27 | Mark Browne – Crushing Life after Being Crushed
Mark Browne is an adaptive athlete, playing Wheelchair Rugby for the San Diego team. Prior to being adaptive, Mark is a member of the border patrol in Arizona when a horrifying accident left him injured and losing blood. He was life flighted because of the severity of...
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S1E26 | Brian Mackenzie and the Unscared Truth About Breath
Brian Mackenzie is a human performance coach with more than two decades experience of innovating new protocols and ideas for training Olympians, Professional Athletes, Entrepreneurs, and High Performers in numerous realms on the use of performance, mechanical, and...
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Do Great Things Podcast – How to Reduce Suffering
Theresa Larson (aka) Dr. T is an expert on movement health and a former Marine Corps Engineer Officer and Combat Veteran.
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GRIT Formula Interview
I was recently interviewed by the GracedByGrit Foundation an organization committed to providing young girls and young women empowerment by discovering their GRIT and through GETGRITTY events. In the interview I’m discussing a time in my life where I discovered my GRIT by walking away from a situation instead of engaging.
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S1E25 | Marty Reiswig – on His Genetic Inheritance of a Rare Form of Alzheimer’s and What He is Doing About It
Marty Reiswig owns Good Fit Homes, a real estate company which focuses on helping individuals on navigating the real estate business which is based in his hometown of Denver Colorado. spent some time in Indiana where she met her wife. Marty, on the other hand,...
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S1E24 | Lindsay Hood – Crushing life with Amniotic Band Syndrome & Adaptive Power Lifting
Lindsay Hood is an Assignment Editor at NBC 7 / Telemundo 20 where she handles guests on her TV show. Lindsay was born with Amniotic Band Syndrome that resulted in losing her fingers and a leg when she's still inside the womb. She experienced bullying as a kid because...
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S1E23 | Scott McGee – Building a Legacy for His Family, The Sisu Way
Scott McGee is a police officer and the man behind The Sisu Way podcast. We talked about one of the most important people in our lives, our fathers. Scott's father lost the battle against cancer and he dedicates everything for him as well as his goal of becoming a...
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