DiscoverIntangible PodcastJake Thompson | How to Compete with Yourself & Build Championship Habits
Jake Thompson | How to Compete with Yourself & Build Championship Habits

Jake Thompson | How to Compete with Yourself & Build Championship Habits

Update: 2025-12-09
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Today on the Intangible Podcast, we sit down with Compete Every Day founder, keynote speaker, and leadership coach Jake Thompson — a man who has trained over 85,000 leaders and built a global brand rooted in one message: your habits will take you where your hype never will.

Jake opens up about developing composure in the toughest moments, redefining what competition really means, and why the greatest opponent you’ll ever face is the one in the mirror. He even breaks down his COMPETE Framework, the same mindset model he teaches to athletes, Fortune 500 teams, and high performers around the world.

If you're a young athlete trying to navigate pressure, social media, NIL, the transfer portal, or figuring out who you are beyond the game — this episode is a MUST. Parents and coaches, this one gives you the exact language and tools to help your athletes build real intangibles that last long after sports.

Jake’s story is raw, relatable, and packed with game-changing insights. From sleeping in his truck while building a brand, to learning how to detach his identity from performance, to finding patience and grit the hard way — his perspective will change how you approach competition and growth forever.

Dive in, take notes, and discover what drives you at intangible.io.

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Jake Thompson | How to Compete with Yourself & Build Championship Habits

Jake Thompson | How to Compete with Yourself & Build Championship Habits

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