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Manage the Moment: Conversations in Performance Psychology

Author: Dr. Sari Shepphird (Dr. Shepp)

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When all eyes are on you, how do you manage that performance moment? What is it like to be at the top of your game as a performer in sports, the arts, business, or high-stakes profession? Learn how elite performers optimize what they bring to the mental side of what they do and immerse yourself in conversations with people who have made it their life's work to excel. Your host, Dr. Sari Shepphird, is a celebrated Performance and Sport Psychologist, as well as an award-winning author, who works with athletes and performers of the highest ability. Together with her noted guests, "Dr. Shepp" discusses the application of performance and sports psychology. Life is a series of moments, it's how you manage those moments that makes the difference.
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Shannon Miller knows what it's like to face uncontrollable factors that sideline even the greatest of champions. A seven time Olympic medalist, she is a member of eight Halls of Fame, and she's the only female athlete to have ever been inducted to the Olympic Hall of Fame - Twice! Her tally of five gold medals at the Barcelona Olympic Games was the most medals won by a U. S. Athlete in any sport at that games. And as far as Olympic medals go, she is the most decorated Olympic gymnast, male or female, in U. S. History. Shannon and I spoke about the mindset that she developed on her way to becoming an Olympic champion, and that she later turned to and relied on while navigating life's challenges off the mat - in the form of injury, early retirement and later, a life threatening cancer diagnosis. Shannon's goal is to bring inspiration to those who are struggling, as well as those who could improve their lives through a gold medal mindset. Learn more about Shannon at ShannonMiller.comShannon's Book here: ShannonMiller.com/shopFollow Shannon on FacebookFollow Shannon on Instagram Follow Shannon on TwitterFollow Dr. Shepphird on Twitter @drshepp   Follow on Instagram @drsheppLearn more about Dr. Shepp  at SportandPerform.comPodcast transcripts at: ManageTheMoment.net#ManageTheMoment YouTube ChannelMusic by Brad BuxerSource for "I Get Knocked Down"Source for "Unwritten"
Alicia Previn has lived most interesting life. She began playing the violin when she was about seven years old and was classically trained at the Royal Academy of Music in London. She grew to be an accomplished instrumentalist having been, as she puts it, "born into music". If her last name sounds familiar, it's because she shares it with her late father, Andre' Previn, Academy Award winner and composer, who was tremendously influential in film and music for the better part of eight decades. But Alicia found her own path. Granted, it took some unusual turns through the experience of living in a cult environment as teen, but later weaved her way in through multiple roles in music as an instrumentalist, singer, composer and teacher.   Follow Alicia on FacebookFollow on Twitter @drshepp   Follow on Instagram @drsheppLearn more about Dr. Shepp  at SportandPerform.comPodcast transcripts at: ManageTheMoment.net#ManageTheMoment YouTube ChannelMusic by Brad Buxer
Jincy Willett has been called the "high priestess of dark comedy", Her humor, it's been said,  displays and unfailing perfect sense of timing. Comedian David Sedaris has said that he would be willing to wear a sandwich-board with Jincy's name on it if that would help draw people to her work - her writing is that good. Jincy Willett's work will make you laugh, yes, but it will also surprise you., catch you off guard, make you think. Jincy invests in her readers, delights them, and she was kind enough to invest some of her time with me recently as we discussed her creative process and approach to her work. I hope you'll truly enjoy this conversation with the uniquely talented author, Jincy Willett Learn More about Jincy WillettCheck out Jincy's books on AmazonFollow on Twitter @drshepp   Follow on Instagram @drsheppLearn more about Dr. Shepp  at SportandPerform.comPodcast transcripts coming soon at: ManageTheMoment.net#ManageTheMoment YouTube ChannelMusic by Brad BuxerThe Pretenders "Brass in Pocket" Source 
You have probably heard the phrase "poetry in motion". Not only is that how today's guest moves on the dance stage, it's how he enables others to move as well. Emmy nominated and multiple award-winning choreographer, Travis Payne, has worked with artists: Lady Gaga, Beyoncé , Usher, Madonna, Prince, Jennifer Lopez, Jessica Simpson, Janet Jackson, Michael Jackson, Mariah Carey, and so may more! He has also choreographed multiple sporting event half-time shows, award shows, Dancing with the Stars, Cirque du Soleil, was a judge on the prime-time show Live to Dance, along with many, many other artistic contributions. Travis helps each and every one of his clients to move in ways that mesmerize, entertain, and even inspire. Travis is the recipient of three MTV awards, two Emmy nominations, two Bob Fosse American choreography awards, and more. Travis's art and work range from being an acclaimed dancer and award-winning choreographer, as well as an artistic director, producer, and apparel designer. For some of you, this conversation may feel like a masterclass. For others, it's will be an Easter egg-like feast of stories from Travis's acclaimed career.  I hope you will take the pleasure of enjoying this conversation with Travis Payne. Learn more about Travis Payne at TravisPayne.comCheck out Travis Payne Apparel at TravisPayneApparelFollow Travis on TwitterFollow Travis on InstagramFollow Travis on FacebookFollow on Twitter @drshepp   Follow on Instagram @drsheppLearn more about Dr. Shepp  at SportandPerform.comPodcast transcripts coming soon at: ManageTheMoment.net#ManageTheMoment YouTube ChannelMusic by Brad BuxerGap Swing Commercial SourceFair Use Just Dance SourceSound Effect Clip Demo ("Dangerous 25") Source"Golden Ticket" Sound Clip Source
Welcome back to the conclusion of the conversation with noted photojournalist Harrison Funk. This second part features Harrison's answers to Dr. Shepp's frequently asked questions - but Harrison didn't just give standard answers to these questions - Harrison shares his opinions on the effect of music, photography and art on the socio-political landscape. This part of the conversation will remind us again of both the span and the influence of his tremendous body of work. Follow on Twitter @drshepp   Follow on Instagram @drsheppSee some of Harrison's work on InstagramLearn more about Harrison at http://www.harrisonfunk.com/Learn more about Dr. Shepp  at SportandPerform.comPodcast transcripts coming soon at: ManageTheMoment.net#ManageTheMoment YouTube ChannelMusic by Brad Buxer
Harrison Funk is a photojournalist, photographer, and documentary photographer whose name you may be familiar with, but his work you most certainly are, given that some of his images have been seen by billions of people around the globe. Harrison's work includes many of the most notable artists of the 21st century. He has photographed some of the most famous faces and captured moments that no one else would see if it was not for his lens. Harrison's approach to his work has driven him to document and photograph people, times, and events in ways that have not been done before. In our two part series, Harrison shares his thoughts about how visual arts can define its generation and how some of those efforts have changed over the generations as well. You can see many of Harrison's portraits on his Instagram page listed in the episode notes below, and you can hear Harrison's thoughts about preparing to be the best that you can be in this first of our two part conversation. Follow on Twitter @drshepp   Follow on Instagram @drsheppSee some of Harrison's work on Instagram Learn more about Harrison at http://www.harrisonfunk.com/Learn more about Dr. Shepp  at SportandPerform.comPodcast transcripts coming soon at: ManageTheMoment.net#ManageTheMoment YouTube ChannelMusic by Brad Buxer
Alie Ward, or "Dad Ward", as she is affectionately known to her listeners, is a writer, television host & correspondent, science communicator, and the host of the immensely popular podcast - Ologies. That may sound like a long resume of activities, but Alie accomplishes them all with stellar flare and with great comedic timing, a rare and wonderful combination. On this episode, Alie shares about her performance world, her motivation for her busy world, and the rewards of being authentic, not just in her personal life, but in her very public one as well. Alie also talks candidly about the perils and the privilege of being in the public eye. I'm excited for you to get to know Alie Ward. Follow on Twitter @drshepp   Follow on Instagram @drsheppLearn more about Alie & Ologies at http://Alieward.com/OlogiesFollow Alie on Social Media: Twitter.com/OlogiesInstagram.com/OlogiesInstagram.com/OlogiesTwitter.com/OlogiesLearn more about Dr. Shepp  at SportandPerform.comPodcast transcripts coming soon at: ManageTheMoment.net#ManageTheMoment YouTube ChannelMusic by Brad Buxer(Alie's antler story taken from ID10T Podacst by Chris Hardwick from May 29, 2018)
Dr. Jean Kilbourne has been described as the superstar through her frequent television appearances as an author, as a lecturer, and a Tedx speaker. She is a trailblazer whose films look at the power of the image and the effects of media representations of women and men on our culture, on our health and on our lives. Jean's groundbreaking work has brought her tremendous recognition including being inducted into the national women's hall of fame. This conversation is a fresh look at her celebrated career as well as the public perceptions that have complicated for work in the public. Listener questions included in this episode.Follow on Twitter @drshepp   Follow on Instagram @drsheppLearn more about Jean at http://www.jeankilbourne.com/Learn more about Dr. Shepp  at SportandPerform.comPodcast transcripts coming soon at: ManageTheMoment.net#ManageTheMoment YouTube ChannelMusic by Brad Buxer
Part two with Tom Mesereau, one of the best known and most highly regarded courtroom lawyers of our time. In this second half of the conversation, Tom delves into his unconventional techniques in the courtroom. Tom often goes against the expected grain in his craft as a courtroom attorney, but in doing so, he makes himself the most effective lawyer that he can be. Tom talks about how he manages controversy and what he believes makes not just a good, but a great lawyer: things like taking risks and having confidence in your own approach. He talks about managing the tough days, the unexpected moments, the tense courtroom exchanges, and how he avoids the perils of fame in his own celebrated life and career. Follow on Twitter @drshepp   Follow on Instagram @drsheppLearn more about Tom at http://mesereaulaw.com/Learn more about Dr. Shepp  at SportandPerform.comPodcast transcripts coming soon at: ManageTheMoment.netYouTube Channel coming soon!Music by Brad Buxer
Thomas Mesereau is regarded by some as an unconventional, unpredictable trial attorney. His accomplishments in the courtroom as a high stakes trial lawyer are extraordinary and his experiences are unprecedented, having been lead counsel on the most high-profile trial in American history. However, it’s Tom's authenticity that has helped him to be one of the most effective trial lawyers in modern times. In this first part of our two-part conversation, we also talk about managing the pressures of public opinion and we learn more about Tom's personal perspective than he has shared in any of his past interviews - in this fascinating and insightful first of two parts of our conversation. Follow on Twitter @drshepp   Follow on Instagram @drsheppLearn more about Tom at http://mesereaulaw.com/Learn more about Dr. Shepp  at SportandPerform.comPodcast transcripts coming soon at: ManageTheMoment.netYouTube Channel coming soon!Music by Brad Buxer
Stephanie Harvey, known by her in-game screen name, "missharvey", is a Canadian video game developer, professional gamer, and five time world champion e-sports player. She is also a woman who successfully manages the challenges of competing in Esports at the highest level. Dr. Shepp and Stephanie talk about navigating the uncontrollable variables in gaming & e-sports as well as the challenges that players can face in the online community as a successful gamer.  Follow on Twitter @drshepp   Follow on Instagram @drsheppFollow Stephanie on Twitter @missharveyFollow missharvey on Instagram stepharveyLearn more about Dr. Shepp  at SportandPerform.comPodcast transcripts coming soon at: ManageTheMoment.netYouTube Channel coming soon!Music by Brad Buxer
Mitchie Brusco is an action sports athlete, professional skateboarder, skydiver, and a record-setter who has done things that no one else on the planet has done. Mitchie pushes the progression of skateboarding farther than anyone else has before. He has also learned to build trust in himself as an athlete while facing real-life risks on a daily basis. Learn how Mitchie manages fear & risk, the pressures of competition, pushing the envelope in sports, and the expectations of others when you are seen as the best in your field. Dr. Shepp sits down with Mitchie to talk about sports psychology and the pursuit of continued excellence in what may be his most in-depth interview.Follow on Twitter @drshepp   Follow on Instagram @drsheppFollow Mitchie on Twitter @MitchieBrusco84Follow Mitchie on Instagram MitchieBrusco84Learn more about Dr. Shepp  at SportandPerform.comPodcast transcripts coming soon at: ManageTheMoment.netYouTube Channel coming soon!Music by Brad Buxer
Terry Gannon knows how to make a broadcast entertaining, but he also knows how to close out a championship game as an all American. You'll recognize Terry as a voice from NBC Sports and the Golf Channel, but you'll probably have heard him call everything from NBA basketball to figure skating to horse racing, to motocross world cup soccer and even the closing ceremony of the Olympic games. Terry knows a great deal about managing high pressure moments, both as a play-by-play announcer and also as a NCAA Champion athlete. Terry took an early interest in sport psychology and he also shares some of what he learned about the mental game under the great Jim Valvano. His experience speaks for itself and he has a lot of great things to share in this episode.Follow on Twitter @drshepp   Follow on Instagram @drsheppFollow Terry Gannon on Twitter @TerryGannon83Follow Terry Gannon on Instagram TerryGannon83Learn more about Dr. Shepp  at SportandPerform.comPodcast transcripts coming soon at: ManageTheMoment.netYouTube Channel coming soon!Music by Brad Buxer
Manage the Moment Podcast: Conversations in Performance Psychology --- What's the Podcast all about? When all eyes are on you, how do you manage that performance moment? What is it like to be at the top of your game as a performer in sports, the arts, business, or high-stakes profession? Learn how elite performers optimize what they bring to the mental side of what they do and immerse yourself in conversations with people who have made it their life's work to excel. Your host, Dr. Shepp, is a celebrated Los Angeles Sport and Performance Psychologist, as well as an award-winning author, who works with athletes and performers of the highest ability. Life is a collection of moments, it's how you manage those moments that makes the difference.Follow on Twitter @drshepp  Follow on Instagram @drsheppLearn more about Dr. Shepp  at SportandPerform.comPodcast transcripts coming soon at: ManageTheMoment.netYouTube Channel coming soon!Music by Brad Buxer
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