Go Get It Podcast

This week we are joined by world class app developer and designer Dominique Yahyavi for a conversation about bending the rules and challenging the status quo as a way to stand out and pursue our ambitions.

Dominique is a former Stanford soccer player turned one of the most successful app developers in the business. After stints working at Apple, Facebook, and IDEO, Dominique went on to found Dayworks, creating his own iPhone apps. One of those is Spark Camera, an app that makes it easy to capture, edit and share your videos with just a few taps. Spark has over 6 million creators, was named by Apple as one of its apps of the year in 2019, won an Apple editor’s choice, and earned an International Design Excellence Award. Recently, Dominique also cofounded Pixelcut, which is a graphic design app that allows you to remove the background on images and create professional looking product photography in seconds. In less than one year, Dom and his team have made Pixelcut one of the most popular apps on the App Store used by millions of creators and small businesses.

Your Go Get It Challenge is to do something different than you have been doing it in a way that might help you stand out.

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Our body language governs how we think and feel about ourselves. Therefore, how we hold our bodies can have an impact on our minds. And not only that, but body language is paramount in communicating our status to others. In this conversation, Hunter and Austin discuss body language from the professional soccer field to the theatrical stage, and unpack how a deeper understanding of nonverbal communication can help us get the most out of ourselves and the unique moments we find ourselves in.

Your Go Get It Challenge: Get yourself ready for a particular moment by trying on some sort of physical pose for 1-minute.

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Hunter shares a story about pushing beyond where your mind and body think you are capable of going, and introduces what he calls THE PLUS ONE RULE, a first step to expanding your potential. Original broadcast date: November 8, 2020.Your #GoGetItChallenge of the week: Go plus one.

Jesse Itzler sharing his story about David Goggins

Jesse Itzler's book, Living With a Seal

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On August 14th, 2021, Go Get It host Austin Meyer ran the Castle Peak 100km trail race. This 62.8 mile high altitude foot race in the mountains outside of Lake Tahoe took Austin 15 hours and 6 minutes to complete. He finished 12th overall, 10th male, and 1st in the 20-29 age group. In this episode, we go over that day in the mountains and discuss the lessons learned from going the distance and leaving it all out there on the trails.

Your Go Get It Challenge for the week: Chase the natural high. Pursue something with 100% of yourself.

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Wow. Episode 52. The one year anniversary of the Go Get It Podcast! Today's show is a special one that we have been saving since we recorded it at the end of March. We are talking about how we can get leverage on ourselves to face fears and make change. To have this conversation, we are joined by our third brother, Jason Gorskie, who is an expert in neuro-linguistic programming, personality mapping, and is a mindset coach who works with individuals and companies around the world. And stick around until the end, because one of the Go Get It hosts may get a surprise challenge in this one.

Your Go Get It Challenge for the week: Be grateful. We're grateful to have been putting out this podcast for one year. And to have you here with us. So please join us in a week of gratitude for the amazing wonders in all our lives.

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Actions are the real signifiers of internal conviction. This week on the show, Hunter and Austin discuss the interplay between actions and values, and reflect on how the alignment of those two things can make a positive impact in our day to day lives.

Your Go Get It Challenge: Write down your top three values and then determine whether in the last month, 3 months, year, have your actions aligned with those values.. If not, how can you make a change to be more in alignment with your values?

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The Go Get It Podcast is for anyone out there who wants to #GoGetIt​​​​​​​​​​​​. What does it mean to Go Get It? It means having big dreams and knowing that you can overcome anything on your way to achieving them. It’s about jumping into action instead of waiting for opportunities to come to you. It’s about chasing your ambitions with conviction and determination. And as you #GoGetIt​​​​​​​​​​​​ in all areas of your life, The Go Get It Podcast, hosted by professional soccer player and entrepreneur Hunter Gorskie, alongside National Geographic filmmaker and ultrarunner Austin Meyer, is the fuel you need to keep your fire burnin bright.

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As the Tokyo Olympics wraps up we are sharing two inspiring stories that really stood out to us over the past couple weeks. What does the story of Philippines' first gold medalist Hidilyn Diaz teach us about the beauty of competition? What does the story of James Chiengjiek of the IOC Refugee Olympic Team teach us about greatness and grit? We hope you enjoyed the games and we thank you for joining us on this milestone episode... episode FIFTY!

Your Go Get It Challenge: Who is somebody in your career field or athletic pursuit or artistic discipline who embodies greatness? Your challenge this week is deconstruct how that person got to where they are today. Do some quick reading. How did they get there?

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You never know when an opportunity is going to arise. You never know where it's going to come from. But are you ready for the moment it does? This week on the podcast, Hunter and Austin talk about the inspiring gold medal performance of US gymnast Suni Lee, and discuss how her effort underscored the ability of high performers to always stay ready.

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The Go Get It Podcast is for anyone out there who wants to #GoGetIt​​​​​​​​​​​​. What does it mean to Go Get It? It means having big dreams and knowing that you can overcome anything on your way to achieving them. It’s about jumping into action instead of waiting for opportunities to come to you. It’s about chasing your ambitions with conviction and determination. And as you #GoGetIt​​​​​​​​​​​​ in all areas of your life, The Go Get It Podcast, hosted by professional soccer player and entrepreneur Hunter Gorskie, alongside National Geographic filmmaker and ultrarunner Austin Meyer, is the fuel you need to keep your fire burnin bright.

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This week on the podcast Hunter and Austin talk about blazing your own path, taking the road less traveled, and the possibilities that arise when you approach that unknown path with a 'What If' mentality.

Your Go Get It Challenge of the week is to stay true to a vision of yours that is off the beaten path. Stay true to a goal you have that people say you can’t do. And whichever question resonates with you more, “Why can’t I do it?” or “What if?” your challenge is to write that on a piece of paper or a post it note and put that somewhere you will see each day this week. Your mirror, your nightstand, your door, your fridge, wherever.

Link to Austin's video about Taylor Rapp: https://youtu.be/WqSuod51Yxg

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This week on the podcast Hunter shares a story from the bubble of the Canadian premiere league (where he is currently playing professional soccer), we discuss the secrets of highly successful groups, and what we as individuals can learn from them.

Your Go Get It Challenge: Get vulnerable! Sing a song in front of people. Wear something outlandish. Dance in public. Express an insecurity to someone. Do something you're not good at (example: if you're a runner, go for a swim).

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