In this episode of the Masters of Resilience podcast, MLB pitcher Jake Cousins shares his journey through the highs and lows of professional sports. He discusses resilience, community support, and faith in overcoming challenges like injuries and roster moves. Jake emphasizes releasing control, gaining perspective through family, and the mental aspects of high-pressure performance. He highlights the role of sports psychology, mentorship, and gratitude, offering advice to aspiring athletes on trusting the process and valuing their support systems.

In this episode of the Masters of Resilience podcast, Mark Phillips and Ryan Seager are joined by Jim Hussey, a seasoned leader in the healthcare and pharmaceutical industries. They explore the essence of resilience in leadership, the transformative power of suffering, and the importance of character over wealth. Jim shares personal stories of adversity, emphasizing the role of faith and the necessity of facing fear in leadership.

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In this episode of the Masters of Resilience podcast, Mark Phillips and Ryan Seager engage with Max DeZara, managing partner of Akoya Capital. They explore Max's unconventional journey through private equity, his experiences with adversity, and the importance of a calm mindset in crisis situations. Max shares insights on building a people-centric investment model, the role of humility and empathy in leadership, and offers advice for younger entrepreneurs. The conversation emphasizes resilience, personal growth, and the significance of self-care in achieving success.

00:00 Introduction to Resilience and Adversity

01:26 Max Desara's Unconventional Journey

09:57 Navigating Challenges and Adversity

19:01 The Importance of Calmness in Crisis

27:41 Building a People-Centric Investment Model

35:24 The Role of Humility and Empathy in Leadership

42:34 Advice for Younger Self and Key Habits

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In this episode of the Masters of Resilience podcast, hosts Ryan Seager and Mark Phillips engage with Eric Jorgenson, CEO of Scribe Media, discussing his journey from author to CEO, the unique publishing model of Scribe, and the insights from his book, The Almanack of Naval Ravikant. The conversation explores themes of wealth, happiness, accountability, and the importance of controlling one's time and environment.

00:00 Introduction to Masters of Resilience Podcast

01:26 Eric Jorgenson's Journey to Scribe Media

06:45 The Unique Publishing Model of Scribe Media

12:31 Productizing Yourself and Risk Management

15:46 Key Takeaways from The Almanac of Naval Ravikant

20:39 Defining Wealth Beyond Money

25:21 The Pursuit of Happiness and Control Over Time

31:08 Shining a Light on Others' Brilliance

32:36 Rescuing Valuable Knowledge

35:01 Mindfulness and Attention Management

39:10 Neurodivergence as a Superpower

42:04 Earning a Calm Mind and a Fit Body

46:01 Dealing with Uncertainty

52:12 The Stockdale Paradox

55:18 Pursuing Passion Over Profit

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In this episode of the Masters of Resilience podcast, hosts Ryan Seager and Mark Phillips sit down with James Floyd, a combat veteran and ultra-runner, for a deeply inspiring conversation. James opens up about his journey of resilience, shaped by childhood trauma, the loss of his parents, and the transformative power of faith. He reflects on how these experiences have molded his perspective on life, his approach to challenges, and his role as a father.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction

01:22 James Floyd's Journey of Resilience

08:31 Childhood Trauma and Its Impact

17:57 Finding Faith and Redemption

23:19 Learning Resilience Through Adversity

27:37 Parenting and the Influence of Early Trauma

29:33 The Importance of Intentional Parenting

36:16 Overcoming Personal Challenges Through Resilience

42:52 Faith and Purpose in Life's Journey

49:37 Building Resilience Through Healthy Habits

55:55 Lessons from Hard Times and Good Times

In this episode of the Masters of Resilience podcast, Jeremy Mann shares his journey of founding a diverse classical Christian school in Chicago. He discusses the challenges faced early on, the need for a long-term vision, and the significance of investing in people and building trust within an organization.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Resilience and Leadership

00:58 The Journey of Starting a School

03:14 Overcoming Challenges During COVID

08:53 The Role of Leadership in Founding a School

15:34 Execution and Long-Term Vision in Education

20:17 Investing in People and Building Trust

25:00 Prioritizing Focus in Leadership

27:50 Commitment to Socioeconomic Integration

31:00 Creating an Inclusive School Environment

32:55 Long-Term Vision in Education

38:13 Embracing Discomfort for Growth

44:08 Engaging with the Field School Community

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Resilience can be viewed as an outcome. It is often the result of being disciplined in other things. When we chase discipline and surround ourselves with others that refuse to negotiate with themselves, that develops true resilience.

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Resilience is the capacity to go through stretch moments and come back into shape.

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