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In today's Episode, Rachel shares her perfectly imperfect journey through a loss that changed her life 17 years ago to the day. September 20th will always b a day that Rachel experiences sadness and is also a day she brings joy to by using skills and not sitting in her sadness. Grief is something everyone has or will experience at some point in their life and isn't something that can be avoided.
In this episode, Rachel shares how she did something that was challenging for her over the weekend. Rachel discusses how building mastery by doing things that are challenging and not impossible increases her confidence and competency within herself and this can help you too! Want to increase your joy and happiness and feel more confident and competent? Do something challenging today!
In this episode, Rachel touches on a skill, Radical Acceptance, that helps people get unstuck. Are there situations in your life you wish were different? Do you wish that you had done something different in the past and can't move on from trying to change "it"? Are you holding grudges or resentments towards someone because they hurt you? If you answered "yes" to any of these questions, then this episode is for you! Enjoy and if you weren't so thrilled with it, then you can radically accept that you listened to something for 12 minutes and 13 seconds....either way, you might take something away from it!
From the publisher's feed
Imperfectly Human™ is the podcast that explores the human being behind the athlete.
Hosted by athlete identity coach, performance coach, and therapist Rachel Blogg, this podcast helps current and former athletes navigate the mental side of sport—from performance pressure and confidence to injury, retirement, identity, and life after sport.
Each episode features honest conversations with athletes, coaches, sports professionals, and experts about the challenges that don't show up on the highlight reel. Together, we explore athlete identity, mental performance, sports psychology, resilience, confidence, and the transition beyond competition.
Whether you're competing at a high level, recovering from an injury, adjusting to retirement, or trying to rediscover your purpose after sport, you'll gain practical tools and real conversations to help you move forward with confidence.
Because your performance is something you do, not who you are.
Welcome to Imperfectly Human™.