Craig Siegel is a Mindset Coach and the founder/host of the CLS Experience. Craig used to work in Wall Street and built two 8-figure businesses but found his passion in personal development. In this episode, Criag shares his secrets to maintaining a positive mindset even through the toughest challenges and how he was able to find his purpose in life.

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Quentin Allums is a storyteller and content creator and is best known for his inspirational content on TikTok and Linkedin. In this episode, Quentin explains his journey from having -$900 in his bank account and not being able to afford power, to finding his purpose in content creation and helping professional with their personal branding. Quentin is a perfect example that your failures don't define your future since he had 3 businesses go out of business and was able to learn from those failures for the future. Check out more of Quentin at quentinallums.com

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Ian Kay is an Accountability Coach as well as a Product & Brand Developer who's had three different life threatening experiences which helped him learn how to overcome challenges. Ian and Iggy talk about how he's used those challenges to make him who the person he is today and why it's important to life each day like it's your last.

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Former NFL Player Reggie Walker talks mental struggles of being an NFL player and how he thinks the 17-game season will impact players health.

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Matt explains what the #SameHere Movement is and how it helps people share their stories with Mental Health. He also talks about ways to feel comfortable with talking about your mental health and how society can help end the stigma.

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Ryan explains the pressure of being a draft pick out of high school, being a top prospect for the Red Sox as well as being a player from Rhode Island. He breaks down how he found out that he had a rare brain disease called Cavernous malformation that if not treated could kill him, cause him to be paralyzed or blind. He explains how he kept a positive attitude during his recovery and tactics he used to get out of a dark place.

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Natalie talks about her experience as a snowboarder on Team Canada and how she was able to look at the positives of missing the Olympics due to injuries. She also explain how those losses turned into lessons that she applies to her current life.

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Iggy asked Chrissie Evert and John McEnroe about the difference of media coverage due to social media compared to when they played and what advice they have for how current athletes should handle it.

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Iggy explains his experiences with anxiety and methods he's found to help relieve the feeling of anxiety or depression. SUBSCRIBE to IGGY Sports Talk for weekly episodes connecting sports with mental health!

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Iggy explains the new direction of the podcast is focusing on connecting mental health with sports. The podcast will feature athletes, reporters, business professionals, influencers and artists to share their experience with mental health and how they've been able to overcome it in order to live this life to the fullest.

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