Reflections on conversations with standout guests including Bernie Kosar, Anna Wilson, Corey Close, and more

The role of neutral thinking and pre-deciding healthy responses to adversity

Insights on identity formation, especially in high-pressure environments like sports and leadership

Tools for building strong team culture, including defining shared values

Why humility and high anxiety coexist in elite performers

Mental health and masculinity: how conversations are evolving for men and athletes

Practical tips for leading yourself and others through setbacks and stress

A celebration of purpose, growth mindset, and the power of small, consistent actions

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Reflections on the Indiana Pacers' historic playoff comeback

The psychology and strategy behind trash talk in sports

Personal stories from DJ and Harry’s athletic careers

The distinction between courage and confidence—and why one might matter more

How leaders can “put people in courage” to drive innovation

The role of quiet confidence vs. overt bravado

NBA legends and the art of mental toughness

A shoutout to Knicks assistant coach Rick Brunson and five-star basketball camp memories

Quote of the episode: “You don’t have to be sick to get better.”

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In this episode, DJ Eidson and Harry Wilson tackle the cult of the early riser, examining the pressure to "own the morning" and how to redefine success on your own terms. They reflect on how life seasons—like parenting—shift what's possible in the mornings, and why routines matter more than clocks. Highlights include:

Is 5AM wake-up culture helpful or harmful?

Why consistent sleep is a core pillar of performance

The power of a morning mindset check-in to reduce stress

DJ’s cold showers, gratitude practice, and the value of high-protein breakfasts

The importance of hydration before caffeine

Redefining productivity through flexibility, not rigidity

“Own the morning, win the day”—but make it your morning

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In this episode of Limitless Minds, DJ Eidson and Harry Wilson sit down with Nikki Lang, founder of Mindset and Sales and a former top-performing enterprise seller. Nikki brings a raw and refreshing perspective to the sales world—one rooted not in hustle culture or rigid frameworks, but in emotional intelligence, self-awareness, and resilience.

They explore:

Why emotional resilience beats product knowledge every time

How sales culture drives burnout—and how to rewire your mindset to avoid it

The overlooked power of curiosity, human connection, and truth-seeking in a world leaning too far into automation

How introverts often make some of the most powerful sellers

What it really means to tie your self-worth to quota (and how to stop)

Practical ways to reconnect with yourself before you connect with your buyer

Nikki also shares her own transformation from high-achieving perfectionist to mindset-first coach, the pitfalls of sales identity, and why the best sellers might just be the best truth seekers. If you’re in sales—or any high-pressure career—and want to perform without losing yourself, this one’s for you.

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Justin’s evolution from mental performance to leadership development

The myth of balance and the power of intentional blending (family + work)

How psychological safety enables better decision-making

“The dog that didn’t bark” – a powerful mental model for leaders

Why empathy without standards can backfire

Tools for spotting blind spots in elite teams

Moving from teaching concepts to solving real leadership problems

Avoiding empathy blockers as a leader

The importance of regular debriefing and system thinking

Why clarity and curiosity are the true superpowers of great coaches

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In this episode, DJ and Harry  go deep on a topic many wear as a badge of honor: multitasking. Drawing from neurological research and their experiences coaching high performers, they explore how multitasking reduces productivity by up to 40% and why only 2.5% of people can do it effectively.

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Introduction to Charly Martin: NFL alum turned startup executive (Wheels Up, West to East, Real)

Going from Division II football to the NFL: hard work, strategy, and finding the right agent

Early NFL culture shock and the vow to lead differently by making new players feel seen

The emotional transition from professional athlete to business professional

Emphasis on passion, preparation, and people as foundational elements for success

Real talk on social media’s impact on mental health and connection

Coaching youth, leading with intention, and giving back through camps and mentorship

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In this episode, former NFL wide receiver Charly Martin takes listeners on a journey through his life, from his humble beginnings in Walla Walla, Washington, to playing professional football. Charly reflects on his childhood in a region known for its agriculture and wine, where his family's roots run deep. He shares how his grandfather, once the fastest man in the world, inspired his passion for sports. As Charly moved from Walla Walla to Spokane and eventually to Farmington, New Mexico, his love for football never wavered, even connecting with local youth football clubs to stay in the game.

Charly dives into his college career at West Texas A&M, where he made the leap from an un-recruited player to record-breaker, recounting his unforgettable final game with 323 receiving yards and multiple touchdowns. The episode wraps up with Charly’s transition to the NFL, highlighting his intense preparation, a standout 40-yard dash time of 4.43 seconds, and his ultimate signing with the San Diego Chargers as an un-drafted free agent. His story of perseverance and passion is sure to inspire both athletes and dreamers alike.

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In this episode of Limitless Minds, hosts DJ and Harry welcome back Dr. Christine Porath—professor, speaker, and author of Mastering Civility and Mastering Community. Together, they dive into the powerful ripple effects of civility in the workplace, how negative behavior impacts brain function and creativity, and why small gestures like eye contact and a simple "hello" can transform team dynamics.

Christine reflects on her early experiences with toxic cultures, the influence of her late friend Trevor Moawad, and her collaboration with UNC soccer legend Anson Dorrance. She unpacks the neuroscience of rudeness, offers actionable strategies for fostering psychological safety, and explains the role of "compassionate candor" in high-performing environments.

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In this powerful episode of Limitless Minds, co-hosts DJ Eitzen and Harry Wilson sit down with Jim Kaveny to explore his remarkable life journey—from growing up the youngest of nine in Erie, PA, to building a multi-million dollar business, navigating a life-changing AFib diagnosis, and ultimately founding Unlimited Heart. Jim shares lessons on resilience, the role of faith, and the mindset shifts that shaped his path through setbacks, entrepreneurship, health challenges, and personal reinvention. You'll hear stories about college rowing, career pivots, the launch (and near collapse) of his company Alchemy Partners, and how family, faith, and grit fueled his transformation. Jim also reveals how adversity sparked a new mission: empowering others through health and wellness advocacy.
Key topics include:

Growing up in a large family and learning work ethic early

Turning rejection and setbacks into growth opportunities

Lessons from athletics, coaching, and mindset development

Building and selling a successful training company

Facing a life-threatening health diagnosis with resilience

Launching Unlimited Heart to support AFib patients

How faith and mindset fuel true, lasting impact

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