Will It Make the Team Go Faster? Ben Hunt-Davis on Getting Everyone AlignedIn this powerful episode of The Olympic Mindset Podcast, our host sits down with Ben Hunt-Davis, Olympic gold medallist and author of Will It Make the Boat Go Faster?, to explore how leaders can get their teams fully aligned behind a common goal. Ben doesn’t just talk about winning medals; he reveals how the same mindset that powered his rowing team to Olympic gold can be applied to leadership and business.Ben shares:The one question that transformed his team’s performance and can do the same for yoursHow to create laser-focused goals that everyone buys intoThe key to building a culture where every decision is driven by resultsWhether you’re leading a company or managing a small team, Ben’s insights will give you practical strategies to drive better results, get your staff on board, and create a winning mindset across the organization.This is a must-listen episode for anyone serious about team performance, leadership, and making sure everyone is pulling in the same direction. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Is financial freedom really as simple as spending less, investing wisely, and shifting your mindset? Alan and Katie Donegan proved it is. By 40, they’d retired from the 9–5, become millionaires, and built a life of freedom, travel, and passion projects. In this episode, we unpick the exact steps and mindset that made it possible. Alan and Katie are the founders of the Rebel Finance School, a free global programme that’s helped over 22,000 people learn to invest and take control of their money. Their story shows why financial literacy matters—not just for wealth, but for choice, independence, and the freedom to live life on your terms.They explain: ⬛ How to create a gap between what you earn and what you spend ⬛ Why investing in simple global index funds beats most strategies ⬛ The practical steps to reach financial independence ⬛ Why financial freedom is about time not just money ⬛ How tracking your spending can transform your wealth mindset ⬛ The discipline shift athletes (and all of us) need to master our financesEpisode Guide00:00 Introduction to Financial Freedom 03:04 The Importance of Financial Literacy 05:52 The Journey of an Athlete’s Finances 08:40 Understanding Investments and Retirement 11:35 The Power of Self-Development 14:35 Building a Partnership in Financial Goals 17:39 The Concept of Financial Independence 20:34 The Role of Discipline in Financial Success 23:49 Investing in Global Index Funds 26:27 The Risks and Rewards of Investing 29:35 Practical Steps to Start Investing 32:34 The Importance of Tracking Spending 35:47 Overcoming Financial Barriers 38:37 The Mindset Shift Towards Wealth 41:32 Final Thoughts and TakeawaysKey Soundbites💬 “You can only spend it once.” 💬 “It’s about saving, then spending.” 💬 “You are buying back your time.” Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
In this conversation, Francesca Gino discusses the concept of 'rebels' in the context of leadership and innovation, emphasizing the importance of curiosity, perspective, and authenticity. She addresses common challenges such as imposter syndrome and decision-making fatigue, while also highlighting the value of constructive debate and learning from both successes and failures. The discussion draws on her experiences at Harvard Business School and offers practical advice for leaders navigating change and striving for personal growth.TakeawaysRebels are individuals who take in different perspectives.Imposter syndrome is a common experience and can be normalized.Disagreements can be productive if approached correctly.Curiosity is a key trait of constructive rebels.Authenticity in leadership is crucial for effectiveness.Learning from each other's perspectives enhances growth.Decision-making fatigue can impact the quality of decisions.It's important to reflect on successes as well as failures.Constructive debate can lead to better outcomes in disagreements.Finding your values helps maintain focus and direction.Sound Bites"The focus on progress is a valuable lesson.""Choose the hills that you want to die on.""Reframe negative feedback into opportunities."Chapters00:00 Understanding Rebels and Imposter Syndrome02:30 Navigating Change and Staying Centered09:14 The Fine Line Between Rebellion and Sabotage15:31 Characteristics of Constructive Rebels21:18 The Importance of Authenticity in Leadership27:58 Overcoming Imposter Syndrome31:33 Learning from Perspectives at Harvard34:12 The Power of Constructive Debate38:59 Decision-Making Fatigue and Learning from SuccessKeywordsrebels, imposter syndrome, leadership, authenticity, constructive debate, decision-making, curiosity, education, change management, Harvard Business School Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
In this episode of The Olympic Mindset Podcast, Dominic Broad sits down with David Harkin, CEO of 8billionideas, to talk about what it really means to be brilliantly busy. David opens up about his leadership philosophy, how marginal gains can transform performance, and why being world-class starts with how you manage your time.He shares stories from his early working life that shaped his entrepreneurial drive, the lessons he’s learned scaling a global education company, and why vulnerability and self-improvement should be part of every leader’s toolkit. From parenting and personal growth to purpose and productivity—this is a must-listen for anyone seeking high performance with heart.Keywords: leadership, marginal gains, self-improvement, education, entrepreneurship, work-life balance, parenting, world-class mentality, time management, personal developmentTakeaways:"Brilliantly busy" means doing what I love with purpose.Marginal gains are foundational to leadership success.Self-improvement is ongoing, not optional.Early work experiences can forge lifelong values.Parents play a key role in shaping future leaders.A world-class mindset applies to every part of life.Passion and clarity drive better time management.Value minutes—not just hours.If you love what you do, every day matters.Being selfish with time allows us to serve others better.Sound Bites: "I am brilliantly busy." "Pressure is a privilege." "Marginal gains matter."Chapters: 00:00 – Brilliantly Busy: The Art of Balancing Life03:07 – The Power of Marginal Gains in Leadership06:13 – The Importance of Self-Improvement and Perspective09:05 – Lessons from Early Work Experiences12:04 – The Role of Parents in Education15:00 – Creating a World-Class Mentality18:01 – Marginal Gains: Applying Sports Principles to Life20:44 – The Ripple Effect: Making Your Mark23:53 – The Importance of Passion in Time Management26:46 – Finding Balance: Being Selfish to Be Selfless#OlympicMindsetPodcast #DavidHarkin #8BillionIdeas #BrilliantlyBusy #MarginalGains #Leadership #WorldClassMindset #EducationLeadership #TimeManagement #HighPerformance Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
What happens when you combine relentless energy, lived experience with ADHD, and a passion for educational equity? You get Daniel Hagstedt—a rising voice in global EdTech and UK Director of Magma Maths.In this bold and refreshingly honest episode of The Olympic Mindset Podcast, Daniel shares his story: from growing up in a high-performance family in Sweden to scaling a startup that now supports millions of learners across the globe. He opens up about mental health, moving countries, failing forward, and why discomfort is the greatest teacher.Daniel breaks down how Magma Maths secured $40 million in funding, won recognition from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, and is leading a quiet revolution in maths education—one that’s powered by inclusion, AI, and real-world impact.This episode is for you if:You want to turn personal challenges like ADHD into professional strengthsYou're scaling a startup with purpose and want to avoid the hypeYou care about building fair, inclusive education systemsYou lead in education, tech, or policy—and want to do betterTopics Covered:00:00 Who is Daniel Hagstedt?01:06 Competitive upbringing & self-efficacy03:58 ADHD as a mindset advantage06:39 Starting over in the UK08:30 Mental health, autumn fatigue & simple rituals11:08 Magma Maths – the mission and the moment14:51 How they raised $40M and scaled with values18:50 Education policy: Sweden vs UK23:27 The danger of putting profits before pupils25:14 SEN, equity, and what the UK gets right29:57 Rethinking ADHD in the classroom31:18 Gates Foundation validation34:46 The future of education: data, AI, human-first38:00 Final takeaways on leadership & impact40:48 Closing thoughtsPower Quotes: "Whatever you do, do something you care about." "You're not here to find problems—you're here to find solutions." "If you're not failing, you're not growing." "Put teachers first—and students always." "Build a team that challenges your thinking." Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
How do you balance elite performance with parenting, pressure with vulnerability, and toughness with emotional intelligence?In this powerful episode of The Olympic Mindset Podcast, Dominic Broad sits down with rugby league legend Jamie Peacock MBE to explore the deep, personal lessons learned from a life in sport—and beyond. This is more than a conversation about rugby; it's about resilience, transformation, and living life with purpose.Jamie opens up about the evolution of leadership, the role of feedback, and how becoming a father has reshaped his approach to masculinity, strength, and self-discipline. With reflections on the profound impact of Rob Burrow’s journey, Jamie also shares practical advice on creating resilient children, navigating life after professional sport, and saying yes to growth.Listen if you want to:Redefine what masculinity means in the 21st centuryLearn leadership lessons from elite sportUnderstand the mental health challenges of life after performanceBecome a more emotionally intelligent parent, leader or teammateTimestamps: 00:00 Introduction and Podcast Structure03:07 Balancing Family and Career05:47 Rugby Career Highlights and Hall of Fame Induction09:05 Leadership and Team Dynamics11:49 The Importance of Feedback14:56 Early Life Lessons and Values20:01 Creating Challenges for Children23:09 Masculinity and Vulnerability in Modern Society35:09 Transformation of Masculinity in Leadership38:17 The Impact of Rob Burrow's Journey42:09 Adapting Leadership Styles Across Teams47:38 Navigating Life After Professional Sports51:00 Resilience and Learning from Failure56:08 Embracing Challenges for Growth01:01:09 Parenting Wisdom and Life Balance01:04:06 Living Life to the FullestSound Bites: "Spending time with my children is really important." "Masculinity is about being mentally tough." "I think it's important to be vulnerable." "Context is king, isn’t it?" "Resilience is one of my skills in life." "Life’s for living, so say yes to something."#JamiePeacock #OlympicMindsetPodcast #Rugby #Leadership #Masculinity #Parenting #Resilience #PersonalGrowth #EmotionalIntelligence #RobBurrow #Sports #MentalHealth #HighPerformance Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
In this episode of The Olympic Mindset Podcast, host Dominic Broad speaks with Oliver Lundgren, founder and CEO of Skolon—an EdTech company reshaping how students and educators engage with digital learning.Oliver shares the lessons behind his entrepreneurial journey, including how past failures shaped his leadership style and how problem-solving became his driving force. With honesty and clarity, he reflects on the influence of his parents, the challenges of balancing family life and business, and what it really takes to lead a purpose-driven tech company in the education space.Together, they discuss:Why trust is non-negotiable in EdTechThe value of early adopters and real-world feedbackSimplicity as the cornerstone of great technologyHow data is transforming educational outcomesWhy solving problems—not making money—should drive entrepreneursThe long game of legacy and meaningful impactListen if you want to:Understand how to lead an EdTech business with integrityLearn what it takes to build trust in the education sectorHear the reality of balancing entrepreneurship with fatherhoodFind out how data and simplicity are shaping the future of learningTimestamps: 00:00 Introduction to Oliver Lundgren and Skolon02:06 The Journey of Entrepreneurship04:03 Key Ingredients for Success07:05 The Spark Behind Skolon09:19 Parental Influence on Entrepreneurial Spirit11:59 Balancing Work and Family Life14:40 Building Trust in EdTech17:18 The Importance of Simplicity20:12 Leveraging Data for Improvement22:53 Instilling Purpose in Teams25:51 Legacy and Lasting Impact28:40 Advice to Young EntrepreneursSound Bites: "Building something good takes time." "Simplicity is key in technology." "Data can drive educational outcomes."#OlympicMindsetPodcast #OliverLundgren #Skolon #EdTech #Leadership #Entrepreneurship #WorkLifeBalance #SimplicityInTech #EducationInnovation #DigitalLearning #StartupMindset Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
What if standing differently could change your life?Dr. Amy Cuddy is a world-renowned social psychologist, bestselling author of Presence, and the mind behind one of the most-watched TED Talks of all time. Her research on body language, personal power, and self-efficacy has transformed how people show up in high-stakes moments—from job interviews to leadership roles.In this raw and insightful conversation with Dominic Broad, Amy reveals how nonverbal behaviour can shape how we think, feel, and connect with others.She discusses:Why confidence is about presence, not pretendingThe power of self-affirmation to reduce stress and improve performanceThe dangerous collapse in confidence many girls experience in adolescenceHow we can help kids—and ourselves—take up more spaceWhy kindness and trust matter more than strength in leadershipHer journey through bullying, Harvard, and parentingTimestamps: 00:00 Introduction and Personal Insights03:04 The Power of Body Language05:56 Stereotypes and Gender Dynamics08:48 Encouraging Empowerment in Children11:58 Self-Efficacy vs. Self-Confidence15:02 The Role of Body Language in Relationships17:52 The Impact of Power Poses20:53 Cultural Perceptions of Power24:11 The Importance of Personal Networks26:55 Psychology in Everyday Life29:59 Leadership and Personal Power33:00 Navigating Relationships and Kindness36:01 Reflections on Bullying and Support38:59 Conclusion and Final Thoughts45:24 Teaching Excellence at HBS47:35 Building Trust as a Leader52:02 Understanding Trust Cues57:03 Embracing Opportunities and Risks01:01:40 The Journey of Leadership01:06:08 Overcoming Procrastination01:11:39 Finding Purpose and Passion01:14:23 Advice for Young Leaders01:17:00 Nurturing Children's AgencySound Bites: "You're not a noun, you're a verb." "Girls start to collapse." "Trust before strength." "Personal power activates the approach system." "You can't please everyone."dyLanguage #Confidence #SelfEfficacy #Presence #Leadership #Trust #PowerPoses #Kindness #Mindset #Empowerment Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Bonus Episode:In this episode of the Olympic Mindset Podcast, Daniel Dawkins, managing director of Aspire People, shares his insights on leadership challenges, particularly focusing on imposter syndrome, the recruitment crisis in education, and the importance of creating a supportive culture for teachers. He discusses the shift in perception of teaching from a vocation to a profession, the significance of mental health and wellbeing, and the need for schools to prepare supply teachers effectively. Daniel emphasizes the noble nature of teaching and the importance of self-care for educators.TakeawaysImposter syndrome is a common challenge for leaders.Hard work and self-belief are crucial for overcoming doubts.The recruitment crisis in education is a pressing issue.Reducing barriers to teacher training is essential.Teaching should be viewed as a vocation, not just a job.Inclusive school cultures lead to better outcomes for students and teachers.Mental health and wellbeing are vital for educators.Teachers need support and preparation when entering new environments.A good diet and exercise contribute to mental health.Education recruitment should prioritize the wellbeing of teachers.Sound Bites"Hard work beats talent every time.""Behaviour is communication.""We love teachers."Chapters00:00 Navigating Leadership Challenges03:06 The Recruitment Crisis in Education06:09 The Shift in Teaching as a Vocation08:57 Creating a Positive School Culture12:05 The Entrepreneurial Spirit in Education14:53 Managing Mental Health and Wellbeing18:03 The Future of Teaching and Recruitment Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Who would play you in a Hollywood movie about your life? Darren Cox is one of few living people to have his life and achievements taken to the silver screen.In Season 4, Episode 33 of The Olympic Mindset Podcast, Dominic sits down with motorsport visionary Darren Cox—the driving force behind the ground-breaking Gran Turismo Academy and the real-life inspiration for the Gran Turismo film starring Orlando Bloom Darren shares:How he turned a PlayStation game into a global racing phenomenonWhy rule-breaking can breed innovation, whether in sport, business, or life.Lessons learned from navigating high-pressure environments, building performance cultures and scaling real-world businesses from virtual ideas.The mindset shifts behind his next moves, including setting the stage for future endeavours beyond motorsport.🔍 Listen If You Want To:Discover how to turn unconventional ideas into mainstream success.Learn why disruption and creativity beat traditional routes.Get inspired by someone who’s brought a Hollywood moment to real life.Understand how to lead with vision—and leave a legacy.⏱️ Timestamps:00:00 – Intro: Rule‑breaking and racing dreams02:00 – Turning a game into a global motorsport movement06:00 – The mindset behind playing by no rules11:00 – Crafting the GT Academy success story18:00 – Orlando Bloom, the film—and real impact22:00 – Leading high‑pressure teams and innovation30:00 – What’s next? Racing, media and beyond💬 Sound Bites:“Rip up the rule book—that’s where the innovation lives.”“I created a real racing path out of a PlayStation.”“Pressure isn’t the enemy—it’s your fuel.” Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
What if your greatest challenges were actually your edge?This week on The Olympic Mindset Podcast, Dominic sits down with Kavitta Ghai, co-founder and CEO of Nectir, to talk about what it really means to lead with difference. Diagnosed with autism and ADHD later in life, Kavitta opens up about turning her deepest struggles into superpowers—and building one of the most exciting edtech companies in the US.Kavitta shares how being neurodivergent shaped her creativity, her pitch deck, and her purpose—and what it actually takes to raise $6.3 million as a young female founder in a VC world that still doesn’t get it.From mindset shifts to boardroom truths, this is one of our most powerful episodes yet.This episode is for you if:You’ve ever felt like you didn’t fit in—but knew you had something to offerYou want to build something meaningful but don’t know where to startYou’re curious what it really takes to raise millions in VC fundingYou lead, teach, or parent someone who is neurodivergentTopics Covered: 00:00 – Intro: Meet Kavitta 01:12 – Autism, ADHD & finding out late 04:45 – School systems & the myth of fitting in 08:20 – Turning difference into direction 11:00 – The Nectir story: how it started 15:55 – Raising millions in a system not made for her 20:20 – Breaking VC stereotypes 24:00 – Neurodiversity as a superpower 28:00 – What founders get wrong about mindset 38:10 – The future of edtech: trust, access, inclusion 46:40 – Advice for anyone feeling ‘too different’ 50:00 – Closing reflections Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Fatima Whitbread – Nature vs. Nurture: Overcoming Trauma to Become a Champion In this unforgettable episode of The Olympic Mindset Podcast, Dominic is joined by legendary Olympian Fatima Whitbread—World Champion, Olympic medalist, and a true symbol of resilience.Raised in care and subjected to unthinkable trauma as a child, Fatima’s journey to the top of world athletics is nothing short of extraordinary. This is not just a conversation about sport—this is about survival, self-belief, and the unstoppable force of the human spirit.Fatima opens up about:How she channelled her pain into performanceThe critical difference between nature and nurtureThe role of love, trust, and belonging in her successWhy mindset is everything—even when the world tells you you're not enoughThis powerful, raw, and deeply human conversation will leave you thinking differently about what it means to be strong.This episode is for you if:You’ve faced adversity and want to find strength on the other sideYou’re fascinated by the power of mindset and personal transformationYou want to understand how trauma can be reshaped into purposeYou’re looking for hope, resilience, or your next spark of motivationTopics Covered:00:00 Meet Fatima – the athlete, the survivor, the human03:20 Growing up in care: trauma, survival, and grit 08:15 Discovering javelin and finding purpose 13:40 The nature vs. nurture debate 18:05 How mentors and belonging changed her life 25:10 Building resilience through sport 31:50 Competing at the highest level 38:00 Lessons from the Olympic stage 45:20 Mental strength, identity, and healing 55:30 Life after elite sport 1:06:00 Giving back, advocacy and her mission today 1:15:40 Final reflections: the power of love and beliefPower Quotes: "I wasn’t just fighting for medals. I was fighting for my place in the world." "Your past does not define your potential." "You don’t get to choose your beginnings—but you do get to shape the rest." "Sport saved me, but mindset transformed me." Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
In this compelling hour on The Olympic Mindset Podcast, Dominic Broad welcomes world-renowned psychiatrist and bestselling author Professor Steve Peters (author of The Chimp Paradox). Dr Peters uncovers the mechanics of our mindset, giving you the tools to control your emotions, sharpen your focus, and operate at your highest level.With clients ranging from Sir Chris Hoy and Steven Gerrard to Fortune 500 CEO's, and the England Men's National squad, his "Chimp framework" helps anyone—from elite athletes to top CEOs—understand the primal parts of their brain and redirect emotional chaos into peak performanceWhat You’ll Learn:How to spot your inner Chimp and calm it before it sabotages decisionsThe secret to building mental resilience under pressureWhy understanding three subconscious systems (Human, Chimp, Computer) can transform habitsHow elite performers train their minds, not just their bodies🧭 You’ll Hear:“Do you control your emotions—or do your emotions control you?” “Psychological mindedness: Success begins when you understand your own mind.” “Commitment, not motivation: Do it even when you don’t feel like it.” Topics & Timestamps:00:00 Intro – Who is Professor Steve Peters?05:00 Identifying your inner Chimp12:00 The Human‑Chimp‑Computer model20:00 Emotional hijack – how to regain control30:00 Mental training in elite sport40:00 Building resilience under pressure50:00 Habit hacking: from commitment to change60:00 Applying chimp-management beyond sport75:00 Final reflections – mastering your mind🎧 Why Listen?If you’re navigating stress, racing deadlines, or big ambitions, this episode delivers clinically proven mindset tools to help you stay calm, think clearly, and perform consistently—no matter what life throws your way.The man behind the success of Steven Gerrard, Ronnie O'Sullivan and Sir Chris Hoy! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
In this exclusive live episode of The Olympic Mindset Podcast, we bring together two titans of leadership in their respective fields to dive deep into the realities of leading at the highest level.The CEO of a multi-academy trust shares candid insights into the pressures of running educational institutions, the bold idea of decoupling trusts, and the toughest challenges facing education leaders today. What does it take to inspire teachers and students in a system under strain?Joining the conversation, Christian Malcolm, Team GB's Head Coach, reveals the untold lessons from coaching elite athletes, the parallels between sport and education, and how to build resilient, high-performing teams when the stakes couldn’t be higher.This is a raw, unfiltered look at leadership under pressure, tackling the intersections of ambition, strategy, and well-being in education and elite sport. If you’re a CEO, educator, coach, or someone passionate about making a difference, this episode is for you.🎙️ Listen now and discover the mindset required to thrive when the odds are stacked against you.Keywords: education leadership, multi-academy trusts, Christian Malcolm, Team GB, elite coaching, challenges in education, high-performance teams, resilience, leadership podcast, The Olympic Mindset Podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
In this episode of The Olympic Mindset Podcast, host Dominic Broad sits down with renowned sleep expert and physiologist Dr. Nerina Ramlakhan to explore the p connection between sleep, energy management, and high performance. With over two decades of experience, Dr. Ramlakhan shares practical insights into how athletes, leaders, and professionals can improve their sleep habits and reduce stress to optimize both physical and mental well-being.Dominic and Dr. Ramlakhan dive into topics such as:The importance of quality sleep for sustained peak performanceSimple daily habits to enhance energy levels and reduce burnoutThe science behind “Tired but Wired” and how to combat itPractical tools for achieving work-life balance in high-pressure environmentsRecognising trauma and ACES, and how to overcomeWhether you’re a professional, athlete, or leader looking to boost performance or someone seeking better sleep and overall health, this episode offers actionable takeaways.n this episode of The Olympic Mindset Podcast, host Dominic Broad sits down with renowned sleep expert and physiologist Dr. Nerina Ramlakhan to explore the profound connection between sleep, energy management, and high performance. With over two decades of experience, Dr. Ramlakhan shares practical insights into how athletes, leaders, and professionals can improve their sleep habits and reduce stress to optimize both physical and mental well-being.Dominic and Dr. Ramlakhan dive into topics such as:The importance of quality sleep for sustained peak performanceSimple daily habits to enhance energy levels and reduce burnoutThe science behind “Tired but Wired” and how to combat itPractical tools for achieving work-life balance in high-pressure environmentsWhether you’re a professional, athlete, or leader looking to boost performance or someone seeking better sleep and overall health, this episode offers actionable takeaways.Tune in to learn from Dr. Nerina Ramlakhan, and discover how to unlock your best self through better sleep and energy management! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Unlocking Human Potential: Wim Hof on Cold Therapy, Breathwork, and Mental ResilienceIn this powerful episode of The Olympic Mindset Podcast, host and founder of OMP Coach Dominic Broad sits down with the legendary Wim Hof he is also known as "The Iceman," to explore his ground breaking methods for achieving mental and physical resilience. Known for his ability to withstand extreme cold, Wim Hof shares how his renowned Wim Hof Method—a combination of breathwork, cold exposure, and mindset training—can unlock extraordinary human potential.Topics covered include:The science behind the Wim Hof Method and its benefits for the immune system, stress reduction, and mental clarityHow cold exposure and breathwork can improve athletic performance and recoveryWim Hof’s personal journey, overcoming trauma, and his mission to inspire people worldwidePractical tips for integrating the Wim Hof Method into daily life to enhance mental and physical healthThe suicide of his wife and he impact on his life and familyOvercoming abuse and bad habitsWhether you're an athlete looking for an edge or someone seeking to improve your overall well-being, this episode offers profound insights from a true pioneer in human performance.Tune in to discover how to push your boundaries with the one and only Wim Hof! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
The Power of Mentorship: Christian Malcolm on Coaching, Success, and Life After SportIn this inspiring episode of The Olympic Mindset Podcast, host Dominic Broad sits down with Christian Malcolm, renowned BBC Sport coach and former Olympic athlete. Christian shares his journey in sports and how finding the right mentor has been crucial to his success both on and off the track.Key topics covered include:The transformative impact of mentorship on personal and professional developmentChristian’s insights on the role of coaching in shaping athletes’ careers and post-sport transitionsHow working with Dominic has influenced Christian’s growth after his athletic careerPractical advice for aspiring athletes and professionals seeking guidance and support in their journeysThis episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the dynamics of mentorship, coaching, and the pathways to success in sports and beyond.Tune in to hear Christian Malcolm’s valuable insights on finding mentors and achieving your goals! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Piers Martin on Professional Maturity and Premier League InsightsIn this episode, we dive into the world of professional maturity with Piers Martin, a seasoned expert with deep ties to the Premier League and elite sports. Piers unpacks what it truly means to develop maturity in high-pressure environments, drawing on years of experience working with top-tier athletes, teams, and organizations.Key takeaways include:Building resilience and adaptability in demanding professional settings.How maturity impacts decision-making, leadership, and success in the Premier League and beyond.Practical strategies for fostering growth and navigating challenges with confidence.Whether you're an aspiring leader, sports enthusiast, or professional striving for excellence, this episode offers invaluable lessons to enhance your mindset and career. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Episode 2: Resilience and Redemption: Mike Brown on Overcoming Trauma and Winning Six NationsTriumph Over Adversity: Mike Brown on Six Nations Glory and FatherhoodIn this inspiring episode of The Olympic Mindset Podcast, host Dominic Broad interviews Mike Brown, former England rugby player, as he reflects on his remarkable journey to winning the Six Nations and the personal challenges he overcame along the way. Mike candidly shares his story of growing up with his mother leaving him and the impact of trauma on his life and career.Highlights of the episode include:The emotional journey of dealing with family trauma and its influence on Mike’s identityThe triumph of winning the Six Nations with the England rugby team and what it meant for his careerInsights on fatherhood, resilience, and how overcoming past challenges shaped him as a parentGrandslam Rugby UnionThis episode is a powerful testament to the strength of the human spirit and offers valuable lessons on resilience and growth.Join us for a heartfelt conversation with Mike Brown, as he shares his journey of triumph over adversity! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Confronting the Toxic Culture: Mike Brown on Eddie Jones' England Rugby TeamBreaking the Silence: Mike Brown on Eddie Jones and Toxic Culture in RugbyIn this eye-opening episode of The Olympic Mindset Podcast, host Dominic Broad sits down with former England rugby player Mike Brown to discuss the challenges faced during his time under head coach Eddie Jones. Mike shares his candid insights into the toxic culture that permeated the England rugby setup, shedding light on the pressures athletes face and the impact of leadership styles on team dynamics.Key topics include:The negative aspects of the team environment under Eddie Jones and how it affected player performanceThe importance of mental well-being in professional sports and how toxic cultures can hinder growthMike's personal experiences navigating this challenging atmosphere and how he advocates for a healthier team culture in rugbyThis episode is a must-listen for sports enthusiasts, aspiring athletes, and anyone interested in understanding the complexities of leadership and culture in elite sports.Tune in for an honest conversation with Mike Brown, as he breaks the silence on the toxic culture in rugby! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Martin Blair
Found this by chance but glad I did. Excellent first episode with really interesting guest. Look forward to more in the future 👍🏻