Resilience” feels like an overused buzzword. But.. when life gets tough, how do you actually build resilience?

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FC Como Women are shaking up the world of football, bringing serious main character energy! ⚽ In this video, we talk about how this small Italian club is redefining the game, both on and off the pitch. With an investment from Mercury 13 and a partnership with Nike, they’re showing the world how it's done!

Bianca Bustamante keeps proving that anything is possible! 🌟 The 19-year-old McLaren racer is breaking barriers in motorsport and beyond! She got her very first racing suit and helmet when she was only a year old, she loves anime & art, and chicken nuggets is her favourite cheat meal. She’s already been on the cover of Vogue and will be featured in a Netflix series produced by Reese Witherspoon: Bia is destined for greatness!

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The 2024 US Open runs from August 26 - September 8 in New York City and is the fourth and final Grand Slam of the year. Last year, Coco Gauff claimed the women's singles titles. Will she defend her title, or will a new champion emerge at Flushing Meadows?

With the top 4 contenders like Iga Świątek, Elena Rybakina, Coco Gauff, Aryna Sabalenka, and veterans like Naomi Osaka, Ons Jabeur, and Emma Raducanu in the mix, plus surprises from unseeded players like Paula Badosa, Marie Bouzkova, and Amanda Anisimova, this tournament is set to be electrifying!

Who do you think will take home the trophy this year? Drop a comment to tell me your predictions and join the conversation!

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Anyone else missing the Olympics?

I feel this episode doesn't really need a caption: Paris 2024 was a showcase of women slaying the game! If you've been obsessed with the Olympics like I have for the past few weeks, here are my top 5 women's sports moments from Paris 2024.

1. The iconic podium bow with Simone Biles, Jordan Chiles and Rebeca Andrade.

2. Gabby Thomas.

3. Women’s handball match Brazil vs Angola.

4. Historic success for St. Lucia and for the Refugee Team.

5. It's never too late to pivot: Kristen Faulkner

Short and sweet! And if you enjoyed, share the lovvvvv <3

"When you start judging diving techniques from your couch, you know it's the Summer Olympics!"

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Curious about how cannabis and yoga can work together? In this episode we meet Amanda Hitz, the founder of Bend & Blaze Yoga, a cannabis friendly yoga studio. Amanda shares her story of how she was inspired to create a welcoming space for people to explore yoga, mindfulness and cannabis, and break stigmas. We also touched on her journey as an entrepreneur, building her dream from the ground up. Get ready for a super interesting conversation that challenges perceptions and celebrates the power of synergy between mind, body, and weed. This episode was inspired by Gabe Oshin's article, "Is Cannabis the Best Performance-enhancing Drug?" - https://boardroom.tv/cannabis-performance-enhancing-weedmaps/

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We created a new word that you hoopers are going to love !!! Constructive Self-Trash-Talk! Why it's not a thing yet? But first, let's meet today's amazing guest: Elena Bosgana, 20-year-old from Greece. Sagittarius, she left home when she was 17, she's a basketball player at Stanford and is also in the Greece National team. Our conversation flowed, and we manage to speak about many cool things:

Huge shoutout to Celia Dupre for connecting us with Elena! Get ready for more inspiring college players on She GOAT! As toxic king Future would say: "Press Play!"...Also, spread the love like Nutella (or PBJ) on toast and send this episode to your favorite people <3

Get ready for an exclusive peek into the world of Danielle Cantor, one of the very few women agents in the NBA. Calling Danielle "just" an NBA agent, just doesn't do her justice. From teaching negotiation at Law School to mentoring young women in sports, she's all about making an impact far beyond the basketball court.

What makes this episode truly special? Well, Danielle prefers to stay behind the scenes, getting shit done without seeking the spotlight. She has only granted one interview with The Washington Post, turning down major media platforms like ESPN and Sports Illustrated over the years.

But today, she's here to share her story with the She GOAT community and inspire all of us!

With over 20 years of experience her career and influence extends far beyond the confines of the NBA: from teaching negotiations at Law School, to advising the National Women's Soccer League Player Association, and mentoring a network of young women in sports, Danielle's impact is undeniable. Join us as we dive deep into Danielle Cantor's story, where she opens up about:

- Her journey, how she became an NBA player's agent and what is like to thrive in a male-dominated industry (spoiler: she didn't realize she was one of the very few female agents in the NBA until a Washington Post reporter phoned her for an interview and brought it to her attention)

- "Confidence comes from repeated exposure" - Danielle's insights on confidence, impostor syndrome, and how to master the art of negotiation.

- "My passion is helping others unlocking their potential" - What are Danielle's aspirations for the future? From her ambition to join an ownership group and make a significant impact to her unwavering commitment to paving the way for the next generation (Aaaaaaand guess what? She's also coaching youth soccer! Isn't that incredibly inspiring?)

Whether you're a sports fan, an aspiring agent, or simply in need of some inspiration, you're in for a treat. Welcome to She GOAT!

PS. We had so much to talk about that we might do a part 2! Stay tuned my loves and share this episode with your friends, family, lovers or with your favorite situationship..as always, spread the love like Nutella on toast <3

PPS. Here's the book mentioned in the episode: "Bounce: The Myth of Talent and the Power of Practice" by Matthew Syed