In today's AMX, we talk: making it happen, your reputation and the value in simplicity.

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Here's the first Dreadisode in a while! The Spaniard and Dread discuss the latest developments in the podcast, which has come to blend a variety of formats: AMX sessions every weekday, interviews or Dreadisodes twice a week, and audio from The Spaniard's live Friday sessions. These are close-to-home examples of pursuing a vision and adjusting as needed. Speaking of which, the guys also get into possible new podcast titles. And of course they pursue some quick tangents: Flapjacks, kids yelling in the morning, and a particular kind of cutting up.

In today's AMX, we talk: infectious energy, The Slight Edge and NOW being the time.

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In today's AMX, we talk: the voyage of discovery, identity and the night's darkest moments.

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In today's AMX, we talk: personal fulfillment, leaving your comfort zone and the things you're ABLE to do.

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In today's AMX, we talk: Beiber (kind of), being different and how "The Spaniard" came to be.

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As you'll hear, Matt Marcinek has a lot going for him: High-achieving graduate student, thoughtful storyteller, wise counselor, veteran athlete. But you'll also learn that Matt gained much of his wisdom by having cerebral palsy since infancy. And he has his own approach to his condition: "Don't placate me or put me at a level below somebody else." This led him to favor facing able-bodied athletes even after going 0 for 80 in 10 years of competition. Listen for what led him to persevere. It will help you do the same.

In today's AMX, we talk: the Warrior Dial in all of us, crabs in a bucket and the dreaded "They".

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In today's AMX, we talk: shifting perspective, the important things in life and why principles should be your guide.

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No state has high school wrestling more competitive than Pennsylvania's, yet Spencer Lee had a perfect record all four years--until his final match in his final state tournament. His classmates were astounded. And you will be astounded by how easily he discusses that loss in this episode. That's because he never pursued titles anyway--only getting the most from himself. This is a fascinating conversation with a fierce-yet-balanced competitor wise beyond his years. We can all follow his career at national powerhouse Iowa and beyond. He has all the tools to continue to impress.