The Games may be over. But the mindset? That’s what we’re here for.

We’re kicking off the Journey to June Olympic Series with Erin Aldrich-Shean — Olympian, dual-sport athlete, and one of the most honest voices you’ll hear about what it really takes.

Erin competed in the 2000 Summer Olympics as a high jumper. She dreamed of the Olympics at six years old. She missed the team at 18. Four years later, she made it.

But here’s the part you don’t see on TV: She hit burnout. Her body shut down. She gained weight before the Games. She was exhausted physically and emotionally. And after the Closing Ceremonies? She went home and slept for months.

This series is about what happens under the surface — the mindset, the unraveling, the rebuilding.

The medals are shiny. The identity work is real.
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Website: ascensioncoaching.co
Email: info@ascensioncoaching.co
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In this anniversary episode of Journey to June, Josi and I reflect on what these three years have revealed — the unseen work behind high performers, the humility under ambition, and the way transitions test whether you truly know yourself.

We also share what’s next: an Olympic Interview Series focused on the journey, not the podium — and Identity Reset for women navigating pressure, reinvention, and leadership who are ready to reconnect to their inner compass.

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This week on Journey to June, I’m sharing a solo reflection on belief—what it really means to trust yourself when life doesn’t go the way you planned.

I share about being in a season of healing and forced slowing, and why belief isn’t confidence, motivation, or results. It’s a quiet, internal commitment to who you are becoming, even when there’s no evidence yet.

This episode is for anyone feeling tested, uncertain, or disconnected from their momentum, and needing a reminder that your identity is not defined by circumstance.

🚨 And stay tuned! Over the next few weeks, we’re rolling into an Olympic Series on the podcast, exploring the inner world of elite athletes, identity under pressure, and who you become on and beyond the Olympic path.
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In this episode of Journey to June, I sat down with Rachel Pesso, Creative Director and Founder of RP Creative, for a conversation about identity, alignment, and what happens when your brand no longer reflects the depth of who you are—or the work you’re here to do.

Rachel works with founders and visionary leaders at pivotal growth moments, when something feels off but they can’t always name it yet. We talk about how misalignment often shows up quietly first, why branding from identity matters more than branding from performance, and how clarity comes from slowing down and telling the truth about who you’ve become.

If you’ve ever felt like you’ve outgrown your website, your messaging, or the way you show up publicly, this episode is an invitation to pause, listen, and realign. Because alignment isn’t a rebrand—it’s a return.
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Website: rachelpesso.com OR rachelpesso.com/brand-alignment/
Instagram: @rachelpesso
Take her Brand Alignment Quiz: rachelpesso.com/quiz/
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This week on Journey to June, Ed Lubowicki is back for Part 2 of our conversation. If you missed Part 1, be sure to go back and listen!

In this episode, we shift from research to personal journey. Ed shares his story as a Division I lacrosse player at Notre Dame, the pressure and discipline that shaped him, and the abrupt ending that left little space for reflection. We talk about what happens when athletes, and high performers, move forward without ever processing what shaped them.

This conversation explores identity beyond sport, the cost of ignoring the body’s signals, and why reflection isn’t something we “figure out later” — it’s a muscle we build.
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Website: https://www.lubowickiperformanceadvisory.com/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/edlubowicki
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This week on Journey to June, I sat down with Ed Lubowicki, a leadership coach, former Division I athlete, and someone who has spent years studying what really happens when high performers hit transition points. Not the glossy ones. The messy, identity-shaking ones.

After nearly a decade leading complex performance and people initiatives at Deloitte, Ed launched a private advisory practice to work with leaders, athletes, and teams navigating pressure, change, and the uncomfortable space between who they were and who they’re becoming.

Ed has interviewed nearly 400 individuals, from Olympians to youth coaches, exploring how mindset, identity, and accountability shape fulfillment and performance. He’s currently completing a Master’s in Organizational Dynamics at University of Pennsylvania, with a focus on athlete transition, leadership, and identity.

Ed doesn’t offer quick fixes. He offers presence, reflection, and the courage to stay in the work long enough to let it change you.

If you’re in a season of transition, or sensing one ahead, this episode is for you.
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Website: https://www.lubowickiperformanceadvisory.com/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/edlubowicki
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This week on Journey to June, I’m joined by Hattie Kaplan—a senior at Truckee High School, youth leader, and one of my youth coaching clients who continues to inspire me.

Hattie is the founder of Gains for Girls, a wellness and strength club created to help young women feel confident in their bodies and connected in community. After traveling to Tanzania and witnessing the realities of period poverty, she felt called to do more.

That calling became Miles That Matter—a student-led 5K and community festival supporting girls’ empowerment and menstrual health education. At just 17, Hattie organized the entire event herself, raising over $14,000 and supporting more than 700 girls through her partnership with CouldYou? Cup.

In this episode, we talk about courage, leadership, trusting your inner pull, and what’s possible when you stop waiting for permission and start listening to who you are.

This conversation is a reminder that purpose doesn’t have an age requirement.
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Instagram: @milesthatmatter5k
Website: https://miles-that-matter.webflow.io/
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On this week’s episode of Journey to June, I’m joined by my favorite co-host—my daughter, Josi June—for our third annual year-end reflection.

This has become one of our favorite traditions. A pause. A breath. A moment to look back before moving forward.

In this conversation, Josi reflects on her year—especially stepping into volleyball when she wasn’t confident, wasn’t experienced, and didn’t know how far it could go. We talk about what it feels like to be bad at something publicly… and what happens when effort, belief, and consistency begin to shift that story.

We also dive into choosing courage over comfort—whether that’s homeschooling, changing environments, starting something new, or walking away from what feels safe to listen to what’s calling you.

I share my own reflections on returning to Tahoe, building Live Your June in a deeper way, working with coaches who challenged me internally and externally, and hosting our first Mother–Daughter retreat—a moment that reminded me why this work matters and why it’s my responsibility to keep sharing it.

We close with intention:
What ceiling are you ready to break?
Who are you becoming in 2026?
And what might be possible if you stopped worrying about what others think?

Take a listen. Reflect alongside us. And ask yourself what your next version is asking for.
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