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Christine is a senior scientist, an Ultra athlete and the Women's Deca-ironman World Record holder.
Today we talk;
+ Pain and suffering
+ Courage
+ Commitment
+ Preparation
+ Patience
+ and of course getting UNCOMFORTABLE
Links
https://www.facebook.com/Kiwi.Decamanusa/
Show notes:
- Her adventure racing experiences (7.30)
- The idea of Ironman (12.40)
- How she kept going in through 700+ laps(26.00)
- 5 magic words to focus on (37.00)
- About her run (45.00)
- It was her goal (55.30)
Find out how operating in the 3rd person can help you get out of your comfort zone
It's been 3 amazing years of the Uncomfortable is OK podcast. To celebrate I answer some questions provided by the listeners. Topics include
+ What has changed between episode 1 and now
+ Memorable moments
+ Biggest area of growth
+ What blows my mind
+ Self pity and how to deal with it
+ Brain fog
+ Teaching failure
+ What is next
Sign up to keep up to date with the "Get out of my comfort zone" book
www.getoutofmycomfortzone.com
To work with Chris email [email protected]
Brady Cervantes joins me on the podcast today.
Brady is a former Marine sniper with multiple deployments including campaigns in Afghanistan and Iraq. These days he spends his time guiding and as a bull rider.
There is a lot to unpack from this conversation and I wouldn't be able to do it justice to try and describe it here. Suffice to say that at times it is heavy, at the time it's confronting, at times it's spiritual, at times it is philosophical, and at times it is humorous.
Brady is a young man who has faced a lot of adversity. Listen with an open mind, and if you need help or just to talk then reach out to us, we're here.
Links:
Instagram https://www.instagram.com/t0tanka/
Twitter https://twitter.com/t0tanka
Find out how breathing helps you get out of your comfort zone and do the hard stuff.
Register your interest for the "Get out of my Comfort Zone" book
www.getoutofmycomfortzone.com
Vanderson Pires joins me on the podcast today.
Vanderson is a journalist from Sao Paulo.
He is black belt and professor of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, he has seen a massive improvement in the emotional and physical health of his students after incorporating mindfulness and meditation into his lessons.
Having had great success working with local prisoners, Vanderson has been assisting them in developing simple techniques to trigger awareness and to better manage upsetting feelings.
As an instructor, Vanderson believes that a healthy tree needs strong roots. We should consider our minds to be the root of our wellbeing.
Today we talk through
+ Shifting Countries
+ The importance of communication
+ Brazilian Jiu Jitsu
+ Mindfulness
+ Incorporating chaos into organisation
+ Incorporating organisation into chaos
+ and of course getting UNCOMFORTABLE
Vanderson website || Combat room BJJ website
Show notes:
We're wired to avoid the uncomfortable. But avoidance is like a drug, it seems like a solution in the short term but long term can be a BIG problem.
Brando is a professional Explorer.
At 25 years old he has started making my mark on the world as an explorer. When he was 19, he became the first person to circumnavigate the coastline of New Zealand on foot. This 600 day, 8700km expedition changed every aspect of his life.
Before, he was an ordinary person doing less than ordinary things. He woke up one day after a big night with his mates and it was like a switch had been flicked in his head. He wanted to do extraordinary things in my life. So he did.
Show notes:
Website
How does having a strong WHY help you start out a challenge and keep you going when times get tough?
www.getoutofmycomfortzone.com
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