From Corporate Job to 100-Mile Runs at 60: How Dean Karnazes Found Freedom in Running

Wondering What to Do with Your Life? Lessons From 12,000 Interviews on Finding a Fulfilling Career - Nathan Gebhard Co-founder of Roadtrip Nation

Wondering What to Do with Your Life? Lessons From 12,000 Interviews on Finding a Fulfilling Career - Nathan Gebhard Co-founder of Roadtrip Nation

How To Get Good At Small Talk: Proven Tips from Stanford Professor Matt Abrahams

Stanford Professor Matt Abrahams Reveals How To Speak Successfully When You're Put On The Spot In today's episode of Traces of Victory, we sit down with Matt Abrahams. Matt is a professor in Strategic Communication at Standford University; he is an author and host of one of the best communication and business podcasts out there called Think Smart Talk Fast. In this conversation, we discuss how to become better spontaneous communicators, manage anxiety, and avoid some of the biggest mistakes people make when communicating. We also touch on different topics, such as the power that prestige and money play in our lives and what are some of the best decision frameworks we can use to make better decisions. I hope you enjoy it and if you do, please let me know what you think.

From Corporate Job to 100-Mile Runs at 60: How Dean Karnazes Found Freedom in Running

From Corporate Job to 100-Mile Runs at 60: How Dean Karnazes Found Freedom in Running In today's episode of Traces of Victory, we sit down with the legend Dean Karnazes. Dean is a world-renowned ultramarathon runner and best-selling author. He has completed some of the toughest endurance events on the planet, including running 50 marathons in 50 states in 50 days. In this episode, we dive into Dean's journey to becoming a professional athlete and the lessons he's learned along the way. We also discuss his approach to goal-setting, his advice for those looking to find their own path in life, and much more.

E1: American Author and Professor REVEALS How to Deal With Uncertainty: Edward D. Hess

In today's episode of Traces of Victory. We are joined by Edward D. Hess. Edward is a top authority on organizational and human behavior. His book Smart Growth was named a Top 25 business book in 2010 for business owners by Inc. Magazine. His book Learn or Die was awarded the Wells Fargo Award for Research Excellence. Finally, his new book Hyper-Learning: How to Adapt to the Speed of Change sets forth a cognitive, emotional, and behavioral model designed to enable the highest levels of human performance in the Digital Age. I hope you enjoy this conversation.

Traces of Victory Trailer

In the first season of "Traces of Victory," I want to embark on a journey to seek out inspiring individuals from all walks of life with different backgrounds and expertise who can help us answer some simple questions: How do you discover your road in life? These conversations will share the different roads these people took, their mistakes, and, more importantly, the myths they debunked.