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Do Hard Things™ with Siegfried Tiegs

Author: Siegfried "SIG" Jay Tiegs

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Do Hard Things™ is the podcast for driven people in their 30s to 50s who are done drifting, and ready to get focused, energized, and clear. 


Hosted by Siegfried "Sig" Tiegs, CHPC, MBA, MSc — Major, U.S. Army (Ret.), Amazon Best Selling author, and high-performance coach.  


Each episode delivers raw conversations, real stories, and practical strategies to help you stop performing and start building a peaceful, powerful, and productive life. 


Expect episodes on: 

· Running, Rucking, Cycling, Adventure Racing & Endurance Sports

· High-performance habits and identity 

· Breathwork and mental resilience

· Life transitions — military, career, relationships

· Fasting, energy, and physical discipline

· Leadership, purpose, and the Peaceful Warrior path 


This isn't just motivation. It's a blueprint and tactics to help you win. 


Start Here – Coaching,  Join the Do Hard Things Nation, Get the Book: Life on Offense

https://linktr.ee/dohardthingscoaching

Email: [email protected]

LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/jaytiegs


Join the Do Hard Things Nation at www.dohardthingsnation.com

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Send us Fan Mail Breathwork, Men's Work & Building Lighthouses with Josh De Jong Josh De Jong is the newest coach on the Do Hard Things team. He's a breathwork facilitator, life coach, and mentor, a retired triathlete and USAT certified triathlon coach, and a sales professional. Sig and Josh met at a men's retreat about eighteen months ago and connected immediately. Josh now leads breathwork, coaches men, hosts fire circles, and helps run Do Hard Things retreats, including last week's Bas...
Send us Fan Mail Field Notes: What Do H.A.R.D. Things Actually Means Most people are doing pretty well in most areas of their life. But there's usually one arena where they're getting crushed, and it's quietly dragging everything else down. The guy killing it at work who hasn't been to the gym in two years. The woman in the best shape of her life who's drowning in credit card debt. The couple with the nice house who haven't had a real conversation in months. In this Field Notes episode, Siegf...
Send us Fan Mail On September 11, 2001, Chris Meek was on the 19th floor at Goldman Sachs. He heard what sounded like a garbage truck hitting a pothole. A colleague looked out the window and thought it was a ticker-tape parade. Then they saw the paper was on fire. Chris and ghostwriter Dave Jarecki join Siegfried "Sig" Tiegs to talk about their book, Keeping Our Nation's Promise: 9/11 and the Stories That Still Shape Us. They interviewed close to 60 people for 38 profiles: a soldier who perso...
Send us Fan Mail Embark on a quest to conquer the wild and unpredictable world of adventure racing with us, your guides, through the rugged terrain of the Castlewood 8-Hour Adventure Race. Feel the rush of adrenaline as we reveal the crucial strategies and uncharted paths that make this sport an electrifying challenge distinct from triathlons and obstacle courses. With Lacey Teiggs by my side, we dissect the sport's multidisciplinary nature, from trekking and biking to canoeing and orienteeri...
Send us Fan Mail I got invited on a podcast with a significant following. Real show. I was excited about it. Ten minutes before we go live, I get a message. Feeling under the weather, need to reschedule. Fine. People get sick. We reschedule two weeks out. This morning, ten minutes before the show, another cancellation. No explanation this time. I'm not outing anybody. He's just the example that showed up on my calendar. And once I got past being annoyed, I realized it wasn't a character probl...
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