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A journey into the extraordinary. Stories of individuals who have gone above and beyond in their lives and careers. Those who defined excellence & achieved remarkable success.
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#251 You Are One Action Away From The Whole Thing Changing. He Proved It Twice | Mark Pattison, NFL Veteran & Seven Summit Mountaineer (opens the original)
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Mark Pattison was drafted by the Raiders in the seventh round, played five years in the NFL, and will not use the word retired. His words for what happened are that he got kicked out and not let back in. What came next is the part of his story he has told least. For two years he had no purpose and no skill he could name other than catching a football. He was in the University of Washington Hall of Fame. He had been in a locker room with Howie Long, Marcus Allen and Jim Plunkett. When it ended he
#250 Alive At The Right Time | Caitlin Weis, Ambassador of Cystic Fibrosis (opens the original)
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Caitlin Weis was diagnosed with cystic fibrosis at three months old. She has been admitted to hospital 96 times. For twenty five years almost nobody outside her family knew, because her mother used to walk her out of the room before the talks began so she would not hear how long people thought she had. What makes that strange is that she was never actually hiding. She has been an ambassador for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation for as long as she can remember. She was five years old selling raffle
#249 The Version of You That Got You Here Cannot Get You There | Josh Zolin, CEO of Windy City Equipment Service (opens the original)
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Josh Zolin was a Hollywood stunt man before he became a CEO. He walked away from the film business, started at the bottom of his father's restaurant equipment company as a field technician on minimum wage, and now runs it as President and CEO of Windy City Equipment. In this conversation with Bart Berkey, Josh explains the thing that made all of it possible. Every level of success he reached required a different version of him to show up, and confronting the old version was the hardest work he h
#248 At All Costs. No Matter What. How Ryan Bartlett Built a $100M Brand on Service. | Ryan Bartlett, Co-Founder of True Classic (opens the original)
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SEASON 4, EP. 248 Guest: Ryan Bartlett | Co-Founder & Chairman, True Classic | Los Angeles, California Web: trueclassictees.com LinkedIn: Ryan Bartlett (30,000+ follow EPISODE SUMMARY AND KEY TAKEAWAYS Ryan Bartlett flunked out of Michigan State, went broke trying to make it as a poker pro in Vegas, worked nightclub VIP rooms in Orlando and LA, and then spent a year quietly researching the most saturated, commoditized category in fashion before deciding to shoot his shot. That company is True Cl
#247 He crashed two cars at 16. Built a $3 billion company fixing everyone else's | Matt Ebert, CEO and Founder of Crash Champions (opens the original)
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At 16, Matt Ebert wrecked his car twice. The first one was totaled. The second time, he was too afraid to file an insurance claim, certain it would cost him his coverage and with it his newfound freedom to drive. So he found a man in town who worked a day job and fixed cars at night in his garage, and asked to be taught. He has been in collision repair ever since. Today he is the founder and CEO of Crash Champions, with more than 650 locations, 11,000 employees, 60,000 cars repaired every month,
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