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Executive coach and journalist Kate Eckman reframes success beyond metrics, redefining winning as integrity, self-trust, and the courage to stop abandoning yourself for approval. She breaks down how high performers outgrow scoreboard thinking and why social media can distort value by prioritizing visibility over authenticity. Kate shares a powerful mindset shift: true self-love comes from honoring your values, even when it costs you. If you’re building a winning mindset rooted in authenticity, leadership, and personal growth, this episode is a must-listen.
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Most people move through life on autopilot, reacting to thoughts and habits without ever slowing down long enough to truly see themselves. In this episode, we explore what it means to “wake up” in life—developing awareness of your thoughts, recognizing what may be holding you back, and honestly examining the gap between who you are and who you want to become. When you slow down and look inward with honesty, something powerful happens: you begin to see more of the world around you. Life becomes richer, clearer, and far more beautiful.
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What if the word “crazy” is just how people describe commitment they don’t yet understand? In this episode, we explore why bold goals—whether building a business, pursuing elite performance, or chasing an unconventional dream—often look irrational before they look successful. From the persistence of Walt Disney to the entrepreneurial leap of Sara Blakely and the fan-first innovation of Jesse Cole, the pattern is clear: meaningful work gets labeled “crazy” before it gets respected.
We also break down the difference between followers and real community, why other people sometimes project doubt onto your ambition, and how reframing criticism can fuel discipline and resilience. If you’ve ever been told your goals are unrealistic, this conversation will help you stay focused, build courage, and keep moving when progress gets quiet.
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This episode is personal. I wanted to honor my Mom by sharing four life principles she gave me—lessons about character, family, discipline, perspective, and love that continue to shape who I am today.
“The boy you are today is the man you’ll be tomorrow.” Time moves fast. If the inputs don’t change, the outputs won’t either. The small habits, the private disciplines, the way you show up when no one’s watching—that’s who you’re becoming. Identity compounds just like results do.
She also taught me: love and protect your family—they’re the only one you’ve got. Don’t take your people for granted. Keep the door open to those who are different than you—my Mom is an immigrant, and our home was always open. And maybe most importantly, she helped me hear differently. What can feel like nagging is often just love expressed through concern.
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We challenge the reflex to measure progress against someone else’s highlight reel and replace it with a mastery mindset that rewards daily improvement. Research and real examples show how to flip comparison into insight, reduce pressure, and build lasting confidence.
• How social comparison theory affects mood and drive
• Why highlight reels harm life satisfaction
• Mastery as a better scoreboard than status
• Practical reframes to turn envy into action
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This episode delivers a simple 3-question framework to build clarity, resilience, and momentum—without needing another book or course. Learn how to challenge limiting beliefs with What makes this true?, design your ideal 10/10 day with What does ideal look like?, and strengthen mental toughness with What’s the good in this? These practical mindset tools help you overcome self-doubt, boost productivity, and turn setbacks into growth. If you want sharper decision-making, better habits, and consistent personal development, this conversation gives you the questions elite performers use to win.
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The Little Things Are the Big Things explores how consistent small actions create the biggest wins in performance, business, and personal growth. Using examples from marathon training and elite performers like Kobe Bryant and Tiger Woods, we show how mastering fundamentals builds confidence under pressure. We also expose the hidden enemy—consistent justification—and how daily delay quietly erodes identity, momentum, and results. This episode delivers a practical framework for replacing excuses with disciplined action that compounds over time.
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Excellence isn't a binary outcome.
Brad Stulberg breaks down his mastery + mattering framework and shares how to pursue ambitious goals, handle failure, and build sustainable success without tying your identity to outcomes.
📘 Get Brad’s new book The Way of Excellence on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CRJQ5J2P
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What if excellence isn’t a finish line—but a way of living that shapes who you become?
In this episode of Win Today, I sit down with Brad Stulberg, bestselling author of Peak Performance and The Practice of Groundedness, to unpack his brand-new book, The Way of Excellence.
We explore how excellence has been hijacked by hustle culture—and how to reclaim it as a value-driven practice rooted in meaning, consistency, and personal integrity.
Brad breaks down the core framework from The Way of Excellence, including:
We also dive into:
Brad shares practical tools you can apply immediately: monthly and weekly goal setting, guarding deep focus, revisiting values at the right cadence, and reframing winning as giving your full effort in a way you respect.
If you’re tired of hustle theater and ready to build excellence that actually lasts, this conversation will reset how you think about success.
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Winning Is… choosing the right environment. In this series of "Winning Is...", we talk with Damon West about mindset, resilience, and personal growth through the coffee bean philosophy. Damon explains how environment, daily self-talk, and simple leadership habits drive consistent success in life, work, and recovery. If you’re looking for practical motivation, mental toughness, and tools to perform under pressure, this episode delivers fast, actionable insight.
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Win Today is a performance enhancing podcast filled with actionable insights and inspiration to come out on top in life. Through captivating interviews and solo episodes, a powerful tool is created…

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