The One Percent & Health podcast aims to recognize individuals who have managed to thrive in their personal and professional lives, despite facing health challenges. The 12th episode of the podcast delves into the life of Jeff Beck.

Jeff Beck is a man learning to embrace the benefits of his ADHD. After spending much of his adult life worrying he needed to hide his weaknesses from others, he is finally starting to embrace his greatest strengths, vision and creativity. Jeff is a game designer for Grandpa Beck's Games, an award winning photographer, a marketing and advertising guru, a stand up comedian, and a half a dozen other things. His greatest passion in his professional life is finding new outlets for his creativity and personal growth. He, along with his wife and 4 children, live in Saratoga Springs, Utah.

Trigger warning: This podcast may contain content that could be potentially distressing or triggering for some listeners. Topics discussed may include but are not limited to mental health, trauma, violence, discrimination, and sensitive current events. Listener discretion is advised.

Disclaimer: The hosts of this podcast are not medical professionals and the information provided is for educational and entertainment purposes only. Listeners should not rely solely on the content of this podcast for medical advice and should always consult with a qualified healthcare professional before making any health-related decisions.

Welcome to "The One Percent & Health" podcast, where we celebrate individuals who have triumphed over health challenges and achieved success in their personal and professional lives. In our 11th episode, we delve into the inspiring story of Tyler Haws, a remarkable basketball player who navigated the ups and downs of anxiety throughout his extraordinary career. Join us as we explore how Tyler Haws overcame adversity and thrived on the basketball court, all while managing his anxiety.

Tyler Haws is an American professional basketball player who was born on April 11, 1991. He had an impressive basketball career starting from his high school days. Haws attended Lone Peak High School in Utah from 2005 to 2009, where he became a standout player. As a sophomore, he led his team to win the state championship and was named the 5A State Tournament MVP. He also won the 5A MVP award and became the leading scorer in his school's history, with 1,772 points. Haws continued to excel in his junior year, helping Lone Peak win another state championship while averaging 20.6 points per game. He was named Utah's Mr. Basketball and received the Tournament MVP award once again.

Haws gained national recognition for his skills and achievements. He was honored as Utah's Gatorade Player of the Year and became a finalist for the national award. His performances helped Lone Peak High School earn a national ranking of 15th according to Maxpreps.com. Haws also participated in AAU circuits, playing for Salt Lake Metro and Lone Peak AAU teams. In the 2008 Houston Kingwood Classic, he scored 35 points against Compton Magic, a strong team from California.

With his impressive high school career, Haws attracted the attention of several college basketball programs. Wake Forest, BYU, Utah, Stanford, Cal, Harvard, Penn, Marquette, UCLA, Pepperdine, USC, and Davidson were among the schools that recruited him. Ultimately, Haws decided to play collegiately at Brigham Young University (BYU) and signed his letter of intent in November 2008.

During his senior year at Lone Peak High School, Haws continued to excel, averaging 23.6 points, 8.3 rebounds, and 2.7 assists per game. He set 21 school records and finished his high school career with 1,772 points, tying for 10th place in Utah state history. He received his second consecutive Mr. Basketball Award and was selected to play in the Senior Showcase High School All-Star Weekend and the Academic All-American Classic.

Haws' success at the high school level set the stage for his collegiate career at BYU, where he continued to make a name for himself. In 2014, he was named the West Coast Conference Men's Basketball Player of the Year. Haws' basketball journey showcases his talent, dedication, and achievements as he progressed from being a standout high school player to a successful professional basketball player.

In addition to his basketball journey, Tyler Haws also dedicated two years of his life to serving as a missionary for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints from 2010 to 2012 in Quezon City, Philippines. This experience between his freshman and sophomore years of college shaped him as a person and had a profound impact on his outlook. Notably, Tyler comes from a basketball-oriented family, as his father, Marty Haws, was a former BYU point guard who played for the Cougars from 1986 to 1990. Furthermore, his younger brother, T.J. Haws, also played for BYU from 2016 to 2020, creating a strong basketball legacy within the Haws family.

Trigger warning: This podcast may contain content that could be potentially distressing or triggering for some listeners. Topics discussed may include but are not limited to mental health, trauma, violence, discrimination, and sensitive current events. Listener discretion is advised.

Disclaimer: The hosts of this podcast are not medical professionals and the information provided is for educational and entertainment purposes only. Listeners should not rely solely on the content of this podcast for medical advice and should always consult with a qualified healthcare professional before making any health-related decisions.

The One Percent & Health podcast aims to recognize individuals who have managed to thrive in their personal and professional lives, despite facing health challenges. The tenth episode of the podcast delves into the life of Sabe, where he discusses his mission, coping with a suicide attempt, facing sexual abuse, pursuing his college education, and meeting his wife, Jen. Despite the challenges he faced, Sabe remained resolute and married his partner in the Bountiful Temple located in Utah.

Throughout the episode, Sabe provides insights into how he dealt with depression and recognized the early signs of bipolar disorder, highlighting the importance of mental health awareness and self-care.

Trigger warning: This podcast may contain content that could be potentially distressing or triggering for some listeners. Topics discussed may include but are not limited to mental health, trauma, violence, discrimination, and sensitive current events. Listener discretion is advised.

Disclaimer: The hosts of this podcast are not medical professionals and the information provided is for educational and entertainment purposes only. Listeners should not rely solely on the content of this podcast for medical advice and should always consult with a qualified healthcare professional before making any health-related decisions.

The One Percent & Health podcast is dedicated to sharing inspiring stories of individuals who are thriving in their careers and communities, despite living with a health condition. In the podcast's 9th episode, the host had the privilege of speaking with Mark Seneca, a renowned legal expert and a long-time family friend of Sabe's family.

Mark's impressive credentials include being listed in Legal 500 as a Leading Lawyer (2022). He has extensive experience in the technology sector, having led numerous buy-side and sell-side transactions involving high-tech serial acquirers, unicorns, and venture-backed companies. Some of the notable sell-side transactions he has worked on involve tech giants like Google, Facebook, Salesforce.com, VMware, Microsoft, Intel, IBM, Adobe, Yahoo!, and Twitter.

Mark received his education from prestigious institutions such as Stanford University Graduate School of Business, Stanford Law School, and Brigham Young University. Despite his professional success, he has been very open about his struggles with depression.

In the podcast episode, Mark eloquently shares his personal experience of living with depression while operating at the highest level of his profession. He emphasizes the importance of living in the moment, being content, and taking care of one's mental health. His insights are truly remarkable and can inspire many who may be facing similar challenges.

Trigger warning: This podcast may contain content that could be potentially distressing or triggering for some listeners. Topics discussed may include but are not limited to mental health, trauma, violence, discrimination, and sensitive current events. Listener discretion is advised.

The One Percent & Health podcast is devoted to celebrating those who are flourishing in both their professional and personal lives, despite dealing with a health condition. In the eighth episode, we delve into Sabe's childhood and his mother's incredible journey from Richfield, Utah to Reston, Virginia on I-70. Sabe's formative years were marked by two distinct personas - that of an athlete and a conflicted soul. He shares his struggles with growing up in an alcoholic environment and how his family's love and support helped him overcome these challenges.

In this emotionally charged episode, Sabe opens up about his rebellious nature in early years and in High School, where he excelled as a 3-year varsity quarterback. He also talks about his dark moments, including a week-long stay in the Fairfax ward after a psychotic break, which eventually led to his diagnosis of bipolar disorder. Despite the obstacles he has faced, Sabe draws inspiration from his mother's unwavering strength and uses her example to navigate life's ups and downs.

Trigger warning: This podcast may contain content that could be potentially distressing or triggering for some listeners. Topics discussed may include but are not limited to mental health, trauma, violence, discrimination, and sensitive current events. Listener discretion is advised.

Disclaimer: The hosts of this podcast are not medical professionals and the information provided is for educational and entertainment purposes only. Listeners should not rely solely on the content of this podcast for medical advice and should always consult with a qualified healthcare professional before making any health-related decisions.

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Trigger warning: This podcast may contain content that could be potentially distressing or triggering for some listeners. Topics discussed may include but are not limited to mental health, trauma, violence, discrimination, and sensitive current events. Listener discretion is advised.

Disclaimer: The hosts of this podcast are not medical professionals and the information provided is for educational and entertainment purposes only. Listeners should not rely solely on the content of this podcast for medical advice and should always consult with a qualified healthcare professional before making any health-related decisions.

The One Percent & Health is a podcast dedicated to individuals who are thriving in both their community and career, while also living with a health condition. In the 6th episode, we had the pleasure of speaking with Albert Uster, a long-time friend of Sabe's. Albert's positive attitude and 'can-do' approach to life are sure to boost serotonin levels for those of us in need of a little more positivity. During the interview, he shares insights about his family's business, high-performing hobbies, and life with ALS. We are thrilled to showcase Albert's achievements and future endeavors, making this a 'must-listen' for anyone seeking inspiration and a greater appreciation for the beauty in this world.

Trigger warning: This podcast may contain content that could be potentially distressing or triggering for some listeners. Topics discussed may include but are not limited to mental health, trauma, violence, discrimination, and sensitive current events. Listener discretion is advised.

Disclaimer: The hosts of this podcast are not medical professionals and the information provided is for educational and entertainment purposes only. Listeners should not rely solely on the content of this podcast for medical advice and should always consult with a qualified healthcare professional before making any health-related decisions.

The One Percent & Health is dedicated to those that thrive in their Community and Career, living with a Health Condition.  In episode 4-5 we introduce Clarissa's story.

Trigger warning: This podcast may contain content that could be potentially distressing or triggering for some listeners. Topics discussed may include but are not limited to mental health, trauma, violence, discrimination, and sensitive current events. Listener discretion is advised.

Disclaimer: The hosts of this podcast are not medical professionals and the information provided is for educational and entertainment purposes only. Listeners should not rely solely on the content of this podcast for medical advice and should always consult with a qualified healthcare professional before making any health-related decisions.

The One Percent & Health is dedicated to those that thrive in their Community and Career, living with a Health Condition.  In episode 4-5 we introduce Clarissa's story.

Trigger warning: This podcast may contain content that could be potentially distressing or triggering for some listeners. Topics discussed may include but are not limited to mental health, trauma, violence, discrimination, and sensitive current events. Listener discretion is advised.

Disclaimer: The hosts of this podcast are not medical professionals and the information provided is for educational and entertainment purposes only. Listeners should not rely solely on the content of this podcast for medical advice and should always consult with a qualified healthcare professional before making any health-related decisions.

The One Percent & Health is dedicated to those that thrive in their Community and Career, living with a Health Condition.  In episode 1-3 we introduce Nash's story.

Trigger warning: This podcast may contain content that could be potentially distressing or triggering for some listeners. Topics discussed may include but are not limited to mental health, trauma, violence, discrimination, and sensitive current events. Listener discretion is advised.

Disclaimer: The hosts of this podcast are not medical professionals and the information provided is for educational and entertainment purposes only. Listeners should not rely solely on the content of this podcast for medical advice and should always consult with a qualified healthcare professional before making any health-related decisions.