Crisis Averted

Crisis Averted

Shane Battier had it all, then retirement nearly broke him. Crisis has a strange gift: it forces the self-knowledge success never demands. See how elite performers turn breakdown into clarity, and how to build that awareness before crisis forces it

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Episode 469: The Case for Quitting: Building the Muscle to Let Go | Lindsay Crouse | Part 2

Episode 469: The Case for Quitting: Building the Muscle to Let Go | Lindsay Crouse | Part 2

What happens once you admit the grind stopped working? Lindsay Crouse and JP dig into Simone Biles, burnout, and building the muscle to quit. Get the notes at tocculture.com.

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Episode 468: The Case for Quitting: Redefining What Counts as Courage | Lindsay Crouse | Part 1

Episode 468: The Case for Quitting: Redefining What Counts as Courage | Lindsay Crouse | Part 1

"Quit" is sports' most forbidden word. Journalist Lindsay Crouse says that's the problem. She joins JP to make the case that stepping back is often the braver, smarter choice. Get the notes at tocculture.com.

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Rest is a Responsibility

Rest is a Responsibility

Roger Bannister broke the four-minute mile after he stopped training and went hiking. JP on why rest is not a reward for hard work, it is a discipline, and why leaders need to design intentional rest into their lives.

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