Limitless Minds

In this episode of the Limitless Minds summer series, hosts Josh and Travis dive into the power of Neutral thinking and how parents can model emotional stability in the high-stakes world of youth sports. By introducing the "3 F’s" framework—Feel it, Fact it, and Forward it—they share actionable mental tools to help parents and young athletes swap out destructive drama for performance-driven focus.  

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We take on the summer with special episodes of the Success Leaves Clues segment with Travis Thomas and Josh Lifrak. They explore how parents can support young athletes without adding pressure or micromanaging their journey. From motivation and accountability to the powerful “raffle ticket” mindset, this conversation offers practical tools to help athletes build confidence, ownership, and long-term success.

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Former Penn State football captain Lee Rubin joins the podcast to discuss how the principles of elite athletics—clarity, sacrifice, and mental toughness—translate directly into corporate success. Discover why "neutral thinking" is the key to continuous growth and how the "Blue Line" concept can help you perform at your peak regardless of how you feel. 

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NY restaurant founder Chef Ryan Hardy shares what it takes to lead elite teams in one of the most demanding industries in the world. From handling daily pressure to building trust, culture, and unforgettable customer experiences, this episode is packed with lessons for leaders in any field.

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In a world obsessed with #AI and rapid innovation, Aish Hinton challenges leaders to focus on what truly drives performance: the human behind the technology. This episode dives into her story, resilience, adaptability, and why the most future-ready teams aren’t just skilled, but mentally prepared for constant change.

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Former world-level Ice Skater and mental performance coach Kate Good joins the Limitless Minds Podcast to reveal how the high-pressure world of competitive figure skating forged her mastery of visualization, identity work, and adversity training — skills she now applies to athletes and executives. From skating on a half-inch blade in front of thousands to rebuilding her identity after a career-ending injury, Kate shares the exact tools that turn setbacks into fuel and self-doubt into unstoppable momentum.

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A deep dive into championship culture, this episode explores how elite teams are built through behavior, trust, and resilience, not just talent. Coach Kevin Kalish shares the mindset shifts that transformed his leadership and led Saint Louis University back to the Final Four.

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What do improv comedy, entrepreneurship, and human connection have in common? Norm Laviolette joins the Limitless Minds Podcast to reveal how improvisation, creativity, and live experiences can transform leadership, culture, and innovation in a digital world.

Norm also dives into why live experiences are becoming more valuable in an increasingly digital world. As technology accelerates and attention fragments, people crave authentic, shared experiences more than ever. Through stories from building Improv Asylum, he explains how organizations can harness creativity, experimentation, and human connection to build cultures that innovate and perform at a higher level.

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Super Bowl champion Stephen Hauschka breaks down what it truly takes to perform under pressure, from missed game-winning kicks to the biggest stage in sports. In this episode of Limitless Minds, he shares the mental tools, mindset shifts, and culture lessons that helped him thrive in the NFL and now empower leaders, sales teams, and organizations to execute when it matters most.

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From three World Series runs to leading global corporate teams, Derin McMains shares the mindset shifts that separate contenders from champions.

What does it really take to build a championship culture—and sustain it? In this episode of the Limitless Minds podcast, Derin McMains, former professional baseball player, MLB mental performance director, and current global corporate leader, unpacks the hidden drivers behind elite performance, leadership and trust. Drawing from his experience with three World Series teams and now leading mental performance across international teams, Derin explains why success begins with identity, shared language, and unwavering belief. If you cannot think and speak like a champion, you cannot perform like one.

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