Brisbane Broncos captain Adam Reynolds opens up about mental health, leadership, and vulnerability and why being real is the strongest thing a man can do.

In this Moments Epsiode, Adam shares how he’s learned to lead with empathy, balance family life in the public eye, and why listening and opening up can change lives.

🎧 Catch the full episode: #94 Adam Reynolds: Brisbane Broncos, Legacy & Mental Health: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2p1oH6yrSt0

Brisbane Broncos captain Adam Reynolds opens up about mental health, leadership, and vulnerability and why being real is the strongest thing a man can do. In this Moments Epsiode, Adam shares how he&rsquo;s learned to lead with empathy, balance family life in the public eye, and why listening and opening up can change lives. 🎧 Catch the full episode: #94 Adam Reynolds: Brisbane Broncos, Legacy &amp; Mental Health: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2p1oH6yrSt0">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2p1oH6yrSt0</a>

Ever wondered what drives the world’s top athletes beyond the scoreboard?

Former professional NRL player Keegan Hipgrave uncovers the untold truths about mental health, resilience, and redefining success - one candid conversation at a time.

Ever wondered what drives the world&rsquo;s top athletes beyond the scoreboard?
Former professional NRL player Keegan Hipgrave uncovers the untold truths about mental health, resilience, and redefining success - one candid conversation at a time.

Keegan and Company

Why Vulnerability Is a Superpower in Leadership & Life | Adam Reynolds Moments Ep 12

Alexi Pappas is an Olympian who holds the Greek national record over 10,000m, an author, poet, filmmaker, and a guide alongside her blind teammate Lisa together running many of the World Marathon Majors. She's spent her whole life refusing to be just one thing.

We talked about why she believes your fears are really just cares, and how she traced all of hers back to one core fear before solving it with a single phone call to three friends. Picturing fear as a passenger in the car you're driving instead of something to outrun. Guiding Lisa through five Boston Marathons, learning to talk through tension in the tether so the conversation could be about feelings instead of left and right, and the time they fell clipped into a tandem bike in traffic while training for their first triathlon. Why she thinks shortcuts are poison, and how you can stand next to someone on a start line and feel whether they earned it. Keeping athlete and artist in separate rooms for years, then seeing her own handwriting on a wall at Boston. And why, after solving that one fear, she feels more fearless than she ever has.

If you enjoyed this episode check out these similar episodes: 
#170 Grace Grove
#106 Mary Fowler
#91 Montana Farah-Seaton

Follow Alexi Pappas: 
Instagram: @alexipappas
Alexi's Podcast Instagram: Mentor Buffet
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Alexi Pappas is an Olympian who holds the Greek national record over 10,000m, an author, poet, filmmaker, and a guide alongside her blind teammate Lisa together running many of the World Marathon Majors. She's spent her whole life refusing to be just one thing.
We talked about why she believes your fears are really just cares, and how she traced all of hers back to one core fear before solving it with a single phone call to three friends. Picturing fear as a passenger in the car you're driving instead of something to outrun. Guiding Lisa through five Boston Marathons, learning to talk through tension in the tether so the conversation could be about feelings instead of left and right, and the time they fell clipped into a tandem bike in traffic while training for their first triathlon. Why she thinks shortcuts are poison, and how you can stand next to someone on a start line and feel whether they earned it. Keeping athlete and artist in separate rooms for years, then seeing her own handwriting on a wall at Boston. And why, after solving that one fear, she feels more fearless than she ever has.
If you enjoyed this episode check out these similar episodes: <a href="https://open.spotify.com/episode/66s6NgrIrs0qikhJTksnpN?si=Z7KSbHAwSH-nM6Vo72h68Q">#170 Grace Grove</a> <a href="https://open.spotify.com/episode/0wUkdsaf0VYpKn0xPmdzzv?si=spnSvDgxRNSfCs4VwL2Fyg">#106 Mary Fowler</a> <a href="https://open.spotify.com/episode/0xPzhzViAFZI5dQMEZ8j5r?si=SBSWWxL2StKjf2hjiUTprg">#91 Montana Farah-Seaton</a>
Follow Alexi Pappas: Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/alexipappas/">@alexipappas</a> Alexi's Podcast Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/mentorbuffet/">Mentor Buffet</a> Spotify <a href="https://open.spotify.com/show/1O68PH0r2JXIL6UW1JMGEo?si=d0626e53cc634fbc">Mentor Buffet</a>

#184 Alexi Pappas: How to Become Fearless & Why Shortcuts Are Poison

The news broke that Jai Arrow has been diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease. 
Jai is one of the toughest blokes I've ever met. Not tough in the way people throw the word around. Tough in the way he plays. The way he carries himself. The way he stands up for the people around him. 

This is our favourite moment from the full episode we did together earlier this year. Jai talks about fatherhood and what really matters in life. 

All our love to Jai and his family. 

Watch the full episode here.

The news broke that Jai Arrow has been diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease. Jai is one of the toughest blokes I've ever met. Not tough in the way people throw the word around. Tough in the way he plays. The way he carries himself. The way he stands up for the people around him. This is our favourite moment from the full episode we did together earlier this year. Jai talks about fatherhood and what really matters in life. All our love to Jai and his family. <a href="https://open.spotify.com/episode/0pt58KGH008CDE9ICD8gkF">Watch the full episode here.</a>

Jai Arrow - What Really Matters in Life | Moments Episode 19

In this episode, I break down Angela Duckworth's research on why passion and perseverance matter more than natural ability... and why effort counts twice. We cover the neuroscience behind why your brain gets stronger at not giving up, the four elements of grit (interest, practice, purpose and hope), why embarrassment and fear of failure are learned behaviours, and the parable of the bricklayers that changed how I think about purpose.

📚 Based on Grit by Angela Duckworth 

🎙️ Inspired by The Mel Robbins Podcast with Angela Duckworth

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In this episode, I break down Angela Duckworth's research on why passion and perseverance matter more than natural ability... and why effort counts twice. We cover the neuroscience behind why your brain gets stronger at not giving up, the four elements of grit (interest, practice, purpose and hope), why embarrassment and fear of failure are learned behaviours, and the parable of the bricklayers that changed how I think about purpose.
📚 Based on Grit by Angela Duckworth&nbsp;
🎙️ Inspired by The Mel Robbins Podcast with Angela Duckworth
&nbsp;Follow us on Socials <a href="https://www.instagram.com/keeganandcompanypodcast/">@keeganandcompanypodcast</a>

Why Vulnerability Is a Superpower in Leadership & Life | Adam Reynolds Moments Ep 12

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