now playing
Overcome the Impossible with this Mindset | Jason Redman
Episode 18, duration 1 hr 15 min
Episode 18
Overcome the Impossible with this Mindset | Jason Redman
Jason Redman is a retired Navy SEAL and NY Times bestselling author of The Trident and Overcome. Jason uses his 21-year Navy SEAL career to relate how the mindset practiced for decades to lead, build elite teams and deal with the highest levels of adversity can transform your life and business. Jason teaches how his Overcome Mindset helped him rise above a leadership failure, vicious enemy ambush, life-changing injuries, and even a debilitating business crisis. Jason’s incredible story, positive message, and vibrant energy make him a highly demanded-speaker both nationally and internationally. In this episode, we discuss: - How mindset is your most powerful tool - Why doctors should stop treating patients as numbers - How to bounce back after reaching your mental & physical breaking point - True healing starts when you stop feeling sorry for yourself
Thirty-One to Zero: What the Testosterone Gap Means for Women
For decades, the question about testosterone in women was whether it mattered at all. That question is closed. The real question is why the FDA has approved roughly thirty-one testosterone products for men and exactly zero for women. I put that question to Dr. Susan Read More...
The Pentagon’s Testosterone Memo: What It Says, and Why Military Medicine Is Playing Catch Up
The military community is buzzing right now about a recent Department of War memo and so is much of the medical community. Based on the wildly different interpretations, I wanted to have an open and honest conversation about the memo with someone who had the Read More...
The Variable Almost Nobody Trains: Your Autonomic Nervous System, and Why It May Be Aging You
The world, Kristen Holmes told me, quietly splits into two kinds of people: those who can steer their own autonomic nervous system, and those who get steered by it. The first group does not just carry a competitive edge. In her words, they carry a Read More...














