HeyJaredChange You.niversity with Harrison Schertzinger
Athlete, entrepreneur, and author Harrison Schertzinger and his guests discuss and debate yesterday's timeless wisdom to help us win today. As the saying goes, "if you want life to change, you have to change, but which you?
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James Allen's As a Man Thinketh: Crisis Gives Way to Clarity | Ep 097 (opens the original)
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Crisis gives way to clarity, as long as you don't retreat.
Turning 27: Every Minute Has to Count | Ep 096 (opens the original)
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"Every minute has to count."
Emerson on Losing Friends as You Get Better | Ep 095 (opens the original)
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Nobody gives you a check mark for the work no one sees, and that is exactly the work that teaches you to see.
Emerson's Circles: Why Progress Is Never a Straight Line | Ep 094 (opens the original)
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"The conditioning is great and you're getting more fit, and the reps of 200s are valuable. But what's most valuable is what's going on in your mind."
There Are No Boring Days, Only Untrained Observers | Ep 093 (opens the original)
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Perception can be coached. There are no boring days, only untrained observers — boredom is a failure of perception, not a fact of the day. We're back and going practical: identity and the finite game. Why finite players veil their own freedom and take up their role with total seriousness — "you must see yourself as it" — while still able to step back to who they really are. Long time horizons, language that codes your identity, and why no cleared Saturday is ever boring. Chapters 0:13 Big mornin
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