Welcome to the podcast! Episode 98 is an interview with Kay Bretz, an amazing ultra runner who was Australian Ultra runner of the year in 2019. Kay is an ex-consultant, a successful corporate leader and elite athlete who has learned to master the inner game. Letting go of his limiting beliefs made him the fastest-ever Australian at the 24-hour world championships. He ran 259.67 km

Now, he uses his expertise to guide leaders and organisations on their transformation journeys.

In this episode we discuss how changing his mindset allowed him to go from a good but average athlete to elite level racing.

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I feel that when I left teaching to take on this business full time it really was a turning right moment (I’ve had a few…divorce, moving alone to Canada, and more!) but I don’t think I have fully embraced the mentality of it all in such a positive way as Kay. I just love his outlook on these difficult and life-changing decisions. I really want to finish his book to find out more. Find Kay's website here

Enjoy the interview with Kay!