What if the emotional rollercoaster of a presidential election could teach us more about leadership than politics? In this episode we unpack the intense emotions surrounding the recent U.S. presidential election and dig into why both euphoria and despair might be misplaced. We draw a parallel to the pressures faced by a field goal kicker, discovering essential lessons in leadership and personal mindset. As someone who experienced the relentless tide of political ads firsthand, returning to the Lead in 30 podcast after a short hiatus feels like a breath of fresh air.

The heated rivalry between BYU and the University of Utah provides a unique lens through which we explore emotional control in high-pressure situations. Through the eyes of a BYU field goal kicker, we'll see how mastering one's emotions, rather than just physical skill, can lead to success. This notion seamlessly transitions into the political sphere, where figures like Elon Musk and other tech executives have quietly influenced the election. By examining their impact and the broader emotional landscape, we reveal the critical role of emotional resilience across different arenas.

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