The Mindset Advantage

In October of 2010 at the age of 18, Chris suffered a debilitating spinal cord injury during a college football game his freshman season. Doctors gave him a 3% chance to ever move again.After several months of intensive rehab Chris was able to shock the world by walking across the stage to receive his college diploma. If that wasn’t incredible enough, Chris set out another goal to walk down the aisle after marrying the love of his life, Emily. Chris’s story can be viewed on Netflix in his movie called “7 Yards.” It’s an amazing movie and definitely requires tissues.Chris now travels the world as a speaking to corporations on how to battle adversity, live a no excuse life, and have radical responsibility. Topics-The story of the accident-How self-talk played a pivotal role in Chris’ recovery-Proving doctors wrong-The story of angel nurse-Overcoming paralysis at graduation-“Your life is as rich as the lives you enrich.”If you found value in this episode be sure to share it with your friends and leave a review on your podcast app. Also head over to our brand new YouTube channel and give us a like, follow, and subscribe so you can be notified when the newest podcast drops!Enjoy a FREE LMNT sample pack by using link www.drinkLMNT.com/mindsetadvantage

Former FBI top hostage negotiator, Chris Voss, shares his expertise on negotiation skills. Topics discussed include preparing for the FBI hostage team, communication components, empathy vs sympathy, labeling emotions, and the power of saying 'no'.

This week on The Mindset Advantage Podcast,  I’m accompanied by Kindra Hall. Kinda is a Wall Street Journal bestselling author, highly sought-after keynote speaker, and Chief Storytelling Officer at SUCCESS Magazine. Her work and research is entirely focused on the power of story-telling and how utilizing stories, both professional and personally, can yield significant positive results. Kindra has also a brand new book coming out January 11th that can be purchased wherever books are sold. Topics-The importance of story telling-How other people’s stores impact yours-Advice for parents and coaches for creating a positive story for their children-What comes first, the event, or the story?-Understanding the four part storytelling process-Improving the tone of the story we tell ourselvesPurchase Kindra’s new book and learn more about her at https://www.kindrahall.com and on Instagram @kindrahallIf you enjoyed this episode be sure to leave a rating and review as that makes my day and helps the show grow tremendously. Thank you all for the continued support - Enjoy the show!

This week on the Mindset Advantage Podcast, I’m thrilled to throw back to my interview with Dr. Nate Zinsser. Dr. Zinsser is a world renowned psychology expert who has taught three generations of soldiers, athletes, and executives to master the art of confidence and mental toughness. Dr. Zinsser is the director of the Performance Psychology Program at the United States Military Academy at West Point, the most comprehensive mental-training program in the country, where, since 1992 he has helped prepare cadets for leadership in the U.S Army. He has also been the sport-psychology mentor for numerous elite athletes including two-time Super Bowl champion, Eli Manning as well as many Olympians and NCAA champions.Topics-Definition of confidence-Confidence vs. Competence-Anxiety and lack of confidence-Building your mental bank account-Overcoming negative self talk-Body language and confidence-Being confident in the unknown-3 ways to think, view, and overcome imperfectionsIf you enjoyed this show be sure to leave a rating, review, and refer it to a friend as that helps the show grow tremendously and also helps to bring on more amazing guests like Dr. Nate Zinsser

Stephen Mackey is a player development coach, keynote speaker, and founder of 2Words Character Development. Stephen is also author to Wall Street Journal Best Selling book The Locker Room” How Great Teams Heal Hurt, Overcome Adversity, and Build Unity. Stephen spends his time traveling the country teaching student athletes and coaches the tools on how to create culture, coach beyond the game, and become the best versions of themselves.Also, special shout out to friend and loyal listener of the podcast Mike Quinn who referred me to Stephen’s work. Thank you MikeTopics-Advice to young speakers-How to best influence student athletes-Mental health, anxiety, and pressure in student athletes-How to lead and hold others accountable-Learning how to communicate-A framework for uncomfortable conversations-A message to ALL parents of student athletesIf you enjoyed this conversation be sure to leave a rating, review, and share it with your friends. Also check out the video version of the podcast on YouTube!