In this episode, Greg Inglin welcomes Chris Hauth—Olympic swimmer, world-class triathlete, and renowned endurance sports coach—to discuss the transformative power of athletics and the growth mindset. Chris shares his journey from competing on the swim team at the highest level to coaching athletes in triathlon and other sports and Olympic sports. He explores how personal growth, mindset, and community are at the core of endurance sports, and shares his many lessons learned from swimming, coaching, and building a life around commitment and self-discovery. Whether you’re an aspiring athlete or seeking personal development, Chris’ insights on balancing life, overcoming fear, and the impact of his coaching career will inspire you to pursue your own journey with purpose.

What you can expect from this episode:

- How Chris Hauth’s experience in Olympic swimming and triathlon shaped his philosophy on athletics, mindset, and personal growth.

- Actionable strategies for developing a growth mindset, building community in endurance sports, and balancing training with life’s demands.

- Insights into the world of Chris Hauth coaching: the importance of commitment, overcoming fear, and using endurance sports as a vehicle for self-discovery and transformation.

Guest Resources:

Chris Hauth: Instagram, Twitter/X, Rich Roll Podcast Appearances

AIMP Coaching Website

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Want to skip to the good part? Here’s this episode’s segments:

00:00 Introduction to Chris Hauth and His Journey

10:50 Olympic Experiences and Coaching Influence

20:52 Transitioning from Finance to Endurance Sports

30:41 The Value of Endurance Training

39:58 Mindset and Balance in Life

49:56 Facing Fear and Embracing Challenges

01:00:09 Community and Individual Growth in Endurance Sports

01:03:45 29,029: The Everest Challenge and Its Impact

01:09:56 The Importance of Mindset in Everyday Life

What if your greatest source of leadership and personal growth came not from your successes, but from the mentors and challenges that shaped your journey? In this episode, host Greg Inglin sits down with Eric Johnson, a well-known Seattle broadcaster and writer, to explore how resilience, mentorship, and a commitment to personal development have fueled his remarkable career - from the high-pressure world of television to a creative new chapter filled with writing novels, speaking engagements, and TV appearances. Eric shares candid stories about his transition out of daily news, the profound impact of business mentors and tough lessons learned at Washington State University, and how leadership skills are honed through perseverance, the influence of great sports journalism, and a lifelong passion for writing and reading.

What you can expect from this episode:

- Resilience and Career Transition: Eric Johnson shares how embracing resilience helped him navigate major career changes - leaving the fast-paced world of broadcasting for creative projects, proving that leadership and personal growth often come from reinvention.

- Mentorship and Personal Development: Discover how pivotal mentors, both in broadcasting and at Washington State University, shaped Eric’s work ethic and leadership skills, and why business mentors are essential for ongoing personal development as a leader.

- Leadership Skills Through Storytelling: Learn how Eric’s lifelong passion for writing and storytelling, combined with the influence of sports journalism, has made him a stronger leader and communicator - offering practical insights for anyone seeking to grow personally and professionally

Guest Resources:

Eric Johnson: Facebook

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Want to skip to the good part? Here’s this episode’s segments:

00:00 Introduction and Current Projects

05:53 Early Influences and Career Path

11:52 First Broadcasting Job and Challenges and the Value of Hard Work in Career Building

17:59 Bravery and Fear of Failure, and the Drive for Excellence

22:53 Career Progression in Broadcasting and Competition and Friendships in the Industry

27:30 Joining KOMO and Learning from Legends

28:52 Creating Eric's Little Heroes and Memorable Moments in Eric's Little Heroes

32:42 Teamwork in Broadcasting

35:55 Covering Iconic Sports Moments

39:08 Transitioning to News

43:46 The Impact of Eric's Heroes

45:21 The Power of Positive Storytelling and Humanity

48:40 Navigating the Impact of Negative News

49:58 Seattle's Social Issues, Addiction, and Controversy

56:04 Facing Backlash from Seattle is Dying

01:00 Interviewing Influential Figures and Caring in Journalism

01:04:22 Common Threads Among People, Embracing Life and Human Connection

If you’re inspired by stories of resilience and personal development, this episode of Pay Your Dues is for you. Join Greg Inglin as he sits down with former NFL quarterback Jon Kitna, whose journey is a testament to the power of leadership, mentorship, and unwavering determination in the face of adversity. Whether you’re an athlete, aspiring leader, or simply passionate about athlete stories that go beyond the field, you’ll discover how Kitna’s faith, leadership skills, and commitment to personal growth guided him from small college football to a standout NFL career without ever being selected in the NFL draft. Along the way, Kitna made his mark with the Seattle Seahawks, Cincinnati Bengals, Detroit Lions, and Dallas Cowboys, facing challenges and triumphs at every stop. This candid conversation is packed with sports career advice, real-life lessons in leadership, and the kind of authentic, behind-the-scenes insights you won’t find anywhere else. Tune in for a sports leadership podcast that will leave you motivated and ready to tackle your own challenges.

What you can expect from this episode:

- Behind-the-scenes athlete stories: Hear firsthand about the grit and resilience it takes to go from overlooked high school player to a respected NFL quarterback.

- Leadership and mentorship insights: Learn how leadership skills and the support of mentors shaped Kitna’s career and personal growth.

- Faith and personal development: Discover how Kitna’s faith in Christianity and commitment to personal development helped him overcome obstacles and inspire others both on and off the field.

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Want to skip to the good part? Here’s this episode’s segments:

00:00 - From High School to College Football Journey

09:43 - Overcoming Challenges and Finding Direction

18:57 - The Role of Faith in a Competitive Career

26:51 - Life on the Practice Squad and Early NFL Experiences

31:58 - International Opportunities and Career Growth

33:10 - The Journey to Becoming a Starter

34:33 - Challenges and Triumphs in Seattle

37:52 - Transitioning to Cincinnati

40:26 - The Role of a Backup Quarterback

43:03 - Impact Beyond the Field in Detroit

45:36 - Faith in the Locker Room

48:59 - The Unique Experience of Playing for the Cowboys

51:48 - Growth as a Leader and Quarterback

54:13 - Overcoming Fear in Life and Sports

57:10 - The Rewarding Journey of Coaching High School Football

01:03:47 - Transformational Coaching in High School

Leigh Steinberg is considered the first Super Agent in sports and he once had an A-list of clients that was the envy of his industry. But just like the movie Jerry McGuire (which he consulted on), Steinberg lost it all and had to battle back, writing his own true life redemption story. Steinberg shares the stories of the early work to build his agency, and the lasting impression he’s leaving on professional sports and the players he represents.

https://www.steinbergspeaks.com

IG: @leighsteinberg

#leighsteinberg #steinbergspeaks #jerrymcguire #patrickmahomes #sportsagent #agentacademy #twelvesteps #resilience

Chapters

00:00 Early Influences and Background

06:58 Building Relationships and Trust

09:53 Navigating the Early Days of Sports Agency

12:53 Negotiation Strategies and Techniques

15:56 The Evolution of the Sports Industry

18:50 Managing High-Profile Clients

21:44 The Role of Mental Resilience in Sports

24:33 The Personal Touch in Client Relationships

30:02 The Reluctance to Retire from Sports

31:15 Preparing for Life After Sports

33:51Overcoming Personal Adversity

36:55 Rebuilding Trust and Reputation

38:40 The Journey with Patrick Mahomes

41:24 Managing Perspective in Adversity

43:44 Taking Risks for Player Safety

45:37 Establishing a Foundation for Brain Health

47:47Current Endeavors and Future Plans

49:17 Training the Next Generation of Sports Agents

53:10 Lessons on Resilience and Responsibility

54:52 Sharing Wisdom Through Social Media

In this conversation, Greg Inglin and Matt Fitzgerald explore the multifaceted world of endurance sports, focusing on the mental and physical aspects of training, the evolution of coaching, and the importance of facing challenges. They discuss the legendary figures in triathlon, the psychology of suffering, and the significance of restraint in training.

Fitzgerald shares insights from his experiences as a writer and coach, emphasizing the journey of mastery and the personal growth that comes from endurance sports. The conversation also touches on the role of a good coach, the definition of success, and encouragement for beginners in the sport.

Website: https://mattfitzgerald.org/

Instagram: @dreamrun_matt

#RunningtheDream #MattFitzgerald #run #marathon #ultrarunning #dreamrun #dreamruncamp #runningcommunity #runcoach #ironwar#chasingmastery

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Endurance Sports and Mental Game

02:36 The Influence of Legends: Dave Scott and Mark Allen

05:28 The Journey of Becoming a Writer in Endurance Sports

08:28 Chasing Mastery: The Evolution of Matt's Philosophy

10:55 The Human Drive for Endurance and Challenges

13:34 Benefits of Endurance Sports Beyond Physical Fitness

16:13 The Role of Suffering in Endurance Training

18:58 Facing and Overcoming Fear in Sports

21:45 Cognitive Reframing: Changing Perspectives on Fear

24:26 Breaking Mental Barriers in Endurance Running

25:52 The Power of Mental Barriers in Endurance Sports

28:17 Grit vs. Restraint: The Balance in Endurance Training

32:28 Lessons from Professional Runners: Restraint andRecovery

38:57 The Role of a Good Coach in Endurance Training

46:33 Redefining Success in Running: Beyond Times andDistances

49:55 Encouragement for Beginners: Embracing the Journey of Running

Jim Weber spent 25 years helping to shape Brooks Running into the mega-brand that it is today, but it did not come easily. In this conversation, Jim reflects on his early aspirations, the impact of sports on his leadership style, and the challenges of taking on the biggest sports brands in the world.

Jim also shares his experiences working directly with the legendary Warren Buffett and how that shaped his leadership style. Finally, he offers advice for the next generation about curiosity, self-awareness, and the importance of being trustable in leadership.

Instagram: @jim_weber

LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/jim-weber-3b996b8

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Personal Health Challenges

02:56 Transitioning from Brooks: Life After Leadership

05:59 Early Aspirations: From Hockey Dreams to Business Goals

08:49 The Impact of Sports on Leadership and Teamwork

12:01 Navigating Education and Family Life

15:09 Lessons from Pillsbury: Mentorship and Leadership

18:09 Career Decisions: The Importance of Selectivity

21:05 The State of Brooks in 2001: A Company in Crisis

23:46 Strategic Pivot: Focusing on Running

26:57 Building a Brand: The 'Run Happy' Philosophy

29:55 Performance and Product Focus in Running Gear

33:07 The Importance of Product Innovation

34:22 Staying Focused on Running

36:32 Building an Authentic Brand

38:48 Working with Warren Buffett

46:32 Navigating Growth and Leadership Changes

54:19 Avoiding Arrogance and Complacency

01:01:32 Life Lessons from a Cancer Journey

01:03:28 Advice for the Next Generation

#brooksrunning #runhappy #warrenbuffet #berkshirehathaway #leadership #branddevelopment

In this conversation, Greg Scheinman discusses the transformative potential of midlife, challenging the traditional notion of a midlife crisis. He emphasizes the importance of mindset, taking action, and investing in oneself. Through personal anecdotes and statistics, he highlights the mental health challenges faced by men in midlife and offers practical advice on how to navigate this phase of life.

Scheinman introduces the concept of the 'Six F's' as a holistic approach to success and underscores the significanceof surrounding oneself with positive influences. He also addresses the role of women in supporting men during this journey and shares insights on time management and the importance of authenticity.

Website: www.midlifemale.com

Instagram: @gregscheinman

LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/greg-scheinman-b442004

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Midlife Transformation

03:41 The Journey to Self-Discovery

06:48 Statistics and Realities of Midlife

09:51 The Importance of Simple Changes

12:38 Mindset Shift: From Crisis to Opportunity

15:37 The Six F's of Life

18:32 The Five Rules for Success

21:51 The Myth of Balance

24:35 Faith and Personal Growth

27:45 Authenticity in Writing and Life

30:36 Engaging Younger Generations

33:39 Future Outlook

38:04 Navigating Midlife Crises

41:03 Taking Action for Change

43:55 Designing a Healthier Lifestyle

46:52 The Importance of Consistency

50:19 Surrounding Yourself with Positivity

53:30 Making Changes in Relationships

57:15 The Value of Time Management

#midlife, #midlifemale, #gregscheinman

Molly Moon Neitzel shares her inspiring journey from a childhood influenced by family entrepreneurship to founding her own ice cream empire. Molly discusses the importance of community, employee benefits, and flavor innovation, all while emphasizing her commitment to making a positive impact through her work in building Molly Moon's Homemade Ice Cream shops.

Chapters

00:00 A Day in the Life of a Business Owner

04:01 The Entrepreneurial Spirit: Origins and Influences

07:00 Lessons from Family: Growing Up in a BusinessEnvironment

09:57 The Impact of Early Experiences on Business Mindset

13:10 From Journalism to Ice Cream: A Career Shift

16:06 Building a Business Plan: The Road to Entrepreneurship

18:49 Finding the Right Location: Research and Strategy

22:06 Opening Day: The Journey Begins

31:58 Bootstrapping a Dream: The Early Days of Molly Moon's

33:51 Creating a Positive Work Environment

34:59 Building a Business with Purpose

36:46 Innovative Employee Benefits and Career Growth

40:34 Evolving Leadership and Delegation

47:48 Flavor Innovation: The Heart of the Brand

54:14 Future Plans: Local Growth and Community Impact

59:01 The Rewarding Journey: Impact on Employees andCommunity