Being seen as an underdog can provide unique growth, success, and personal development opportunities.

Listen to today's The Daily M.I.S.T. podcast, and I share six advantages underdogs have.

I am excited to release my new keynote, Winning As and Underdog. 

Why? I believe underdogs have a stealth opportunity to win!

Listen to today's episode to learn more.

I am a week away from releasing my new keynote presentation, "Winning As An Underdog," I would love to hear your viewpoint on the concept.

Is there an advantage or disadvantage to being seen as an underdog?

Listen up! 🎧 Tune in to my podcast, The Daily M.I.S.T., for daily doses of motivation, inspiration, success tips, and more!

Elevate your mindset, and let's help you conquer your goals. 

Here's today's episode!

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Join me in tackling the excuses we make for not prioritizing our health and wellness!

As we age, staying active becomes more challenging, but it's crucial to push ourselves and not let the excuses win.

Let's control what we do with our bodies and what we put into them. Remember, your health should always be a top priority. Subscribe for more motivation and tips on staying healthy!

Monday morning!

Listen to today's short episode, and let's get you started right.

Welcome back to our listeners to The Daily M.I.S.T. podcast.

Here is a Friday send off to launch you into your weekend!

Stay Positive!

The Kansas City Chiefs are 2024 Super Bowl champions after an up-and-down season.

Listen to today's episode and take in the valuable lessons we can learn from it.

John Canzano talks to former Lakeridge HS and Oregon Ducks WR JJ Birden about making it to the NFL, what it took to play as long as he did, why he walked away after eight seasons, his memories playing for the Chiefs, who he likes in the Super Bowl, and how he carved out his professional success after football. Subscribe for great content.

THE LATEST EPISODE OF THE MIGHTY OREGON PODCAST FEATURES THE FORMER TWO-SPORT UO ATHLETE WHO WENT ON TO A LONG NFL CAREER.


BY ROB MOSELEY