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In this podcast we will visit with high performing guests to find out how they overcome failure and stay “in the zone” of optimal performance. In the Zone describes the...
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In this podcast we will visit with high performing guests to find out how they overcome failure and stay “in the zone” of optimal performance. In the Zone describes the human ability to be in the moment and completely focus on executing a task, even in the most challenging circumstances. Research overwhelmingly demonstrates that high performers have this ability and learn how to control it.
We will speak with athletes, musicians, and other entertainers, doctors, nurses, lawyers, teachers, preachers, entrepreneurs, and my others to find out how they get, “in the zone.” We can learn much from each of them by understanding how they utilize mental skills in their pursuit of mastery.
While we find performance excellence fascinating, those who use their special abilities in the service of others are truly inspirational. What we hope will make this podcast unique is the fact that our exceptional guests, who are known for their high level of performance, also have deep ties to the Inland Empire Region of Southern California. They came from here, or they do their work here now.
The Inland Empire represents more than one quarter of the land mass of California. It covers more than 27,000 square miles and has a population of approximately 4 million people. Our guests are not from cities like New York, Los Angeles, or Chicago, rather, they are from Riverside, San Bernardino, Fontana, Moreno Valley, Rancho Cucamonga, Ontario, Corona, Victorville, Temecula, and Murrieta. You will likely know of some of them already, but you will also meet and be inspired by many of whom you have never heard.
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We will speak with athletes, musicians, and other entertainers, doctors, nurses, lawyers, teachers, preachers, entrepreneurs, and my others to find out how they get, “in the zone.” We can learn much from each of them by understanding how they utilize mental skills in their pursuit of mastery.
While we find performance excellence fascinating, those who use their special abilities in the service of others are truly inspirational. What we hope will make this podcast unique is the fact that our exceptional guests, who are known for their high level of performance, also have deep ties to the Inland Empire Region of Southern California. They came from here, or they do their work here now.
The Inland Empire represents more than one quarter of the land mass of California. It covers more than 27,000 square miles and has a population of approximately 4 million people. Our guests are not from cities like New York, Los Angeles, or Chicago, rather, they are from Riverside, San Bernardino, Fontana, Moreno Valley, Rancho Cucamonga, Ontario, Corona, Victorville, Temecula, and Murrieta. You will likely know of some of them already, but you will also meet and be inspired by many of whom you have never heard.
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Joe Yazbeck with Scott Perryman The Leadership Journey
21 FEB 2021 · Joe Yazbeck joins The Zone Podcast as a guest host for our first episode of Season 3. Joe and Scott discuss the leadership journey, Scott's new book, similarities between raising children and leading others, and what to expect in Season 3 of the podcast..29m 33s -
Dr. Eric Bean Your Values Drive Your Performance
15 JUN 2020 · Dr. Bean is a high performance and leadership consultant, published, peer-reviewed author, and is recognized as a Certified Mental Performance Consultant by the Association for Applied Sport and Psychology. Dr. Bean works with individuals and teams to strengthen their ability to lead others, maximize team functioning, perform at an elite level under high-pressure conditions, and maintain consistency despite changing circumstances. He has worked with a wide range of performers, including professional athletes, Army Special Forces, Navy Seals, surgeons, emergency physicians, and business professionals. He has been engaged by professional sports organizations, the US armed forces, collegiate athletics, and various business organizations like the PGA, the Army, Navy, and Airforce, the University of Southern California, and UC San Diego Health. Dr. Bean is based in San Diego, where he lives with his wife, two young sons, and two dogs. In this episode we discuss the societal changes and day-to-day mental challenges of performing at our best during the COVID-19 pandemic. Dr. Bean’s practice philosophy is, “that the path to high performance begins with cultivating deep self-awareness of your mission, your shadow mission, your emotional patterns, and your mental models. From a strong foundation of self-awareness, we can generate powerful and consistent habits that influence your motivation, create mindful composure and presence, and generate a mindset that enables you to perform at your best when it matters the most." We hope you enjoy Your Values Drive Your Performance with Dr. Eric Bean PhD.45m 40s -
Dr. Ed Garrett Mental Approaches to Navigating the COVID-19 Pandemic
18 MAY 2020 · Dr. Ed Garrett, PsyD, CMPC-AASP is an Associate Professor; Sport, Recreation and Fitness Management at California Baptist University. Dr. Garrett brings 30 years of athletic knowledge to his consulting. His focus is on the intrinsics of athletic performance and helping athletes play smarter, not harder. He spent time with the Colorado Rockies, 1996 Summer Olympics, and multiple years as a club, high school and college coach. Dr. Garrett specializes in increasing confidence through a variety of cognitive practices. In this episode we discuss the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on college athletes and healthcare professionals alike. We hope that you enjoy Mental Approaches to Navigating the COVID-19 Pandemic with Dr. Ed Garrett.42m 2s -
Dr. John Thomas How COVID-19 Is Affecting Higher Education
12 MAY 2020 · Dr. John Thomas is the Dean of the Tom and Vi Zapara School of Business at La Sierra University in Riverside, California. Join us as Dr. Thomas describes how COVID-19 is impacting higher education in Inland Empire, California, the United States, and the world.58m 40s -
Scott Perryman COVID-19 Self-discovery and Finding Your Why
3 MAY 2020 · In the midst of this pandemic, many are re-evaluating their priorities and goals. This is an opportune time for leaders to take a moment and reassess their leadership journey. A critical leg of this leadership journey is self-discovery and finding your purpose. Simon Sinek refers to this as Finding your True North, or Finding Your Why. In this episode Brett (who agreed to be my Why Discovery Partner) and I (the one working on Finding My Why) begin Part 2: Draft Your Why. We utilize Simon's Why Discovery Course as a guide. We'll continue to follow this process until I complete the course and finalize my Why statement. I can hardly wait to share it with you. In the mean time, I have enjoyed digging deep and remembering the formative stories of my life. We hope you enjoy this conversation. So far, I can definitely recommend it! Let us know what you think and share any comments or questions in the comment section, especially if you have completed this process.1h 27s -
Carl Ricketts COVID-19 Effects on Spiritual Care
26 APR 2020 · Carl Ricketts, Jr. MDiv, BCC is a Chaplain and Director of Chaplain Services at Loma Linda University Health. We spoke with Carl about the impact COVID-19 has on chaplains' ability to provide spiritual care to families and how the effects of the pandemic will likely impact clinical ministry in the future. Carl also shares information about a number of ministries he supports ranging from helping homeless in the Inland Empire, Los Angeles, and New York to connecting with individuals who are quarantined, isolated, and alone at home. You can check out all of the ministries and services Carl discussed in our conversation below and feel free to donate and support Behind the Song and Simpli Service at https://www.gofundme.com/f/behind-the-song We hope you enjoy Carl Rickets, COVID-19 Effects on Spiritual Care. Further information on Behind the Song, Simpli Service, and Virtual Grief Recovery is provided below. Behind The Song Information: Streaming Events on Saturdays @2 pm PST Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/BehindTheSong2020/ YouTube page: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6VklnaJ9jC2CEgFZaEBXeQ/ Twitter handle: @BTSong2020 Instagram Username: BehindTheSong2020 Current GoFundMe campaign link to help the homeless by Behind The Song & Simpli Service, a 501(c)3: https://www.gofundme.com/f/behind-the-song Virtual Grief Recovery: LLUH Chaplain Services conducts a series of grief recovery seminars for persons dealing with personal tragedies, including the death of a loved one, or a divorce. The seminars are free and are open to any interested persons. Contact Chaplain Services for more information at (909) 558-4000, extension 4436728m 16s
In this podcast we will visit with high performing guests to find out how they overcome failure and stay “in the zone” of optimal performance. In the Zone describes the...
show more
In this podcast we will visit with high performing guests to find out how they overcome failure and stay “in the zone” of optimal performance. In the Zone describes the human ability to be in the moment and completely focus on executing a task, even in the most challenging circumstances. Research overwhelmingly demonstrates that high performers have this ability and learn how to control it.
We will speak with athletes, musicians, and other entertainers, doctors, nurses, lawyers, teachers, preachers, entrepreneurs, and my others to find out how they get, “in the zone.” We can learn much from each of them by understanding how they utilize mental skills in their pursuit of mastery.
While we find performance excellence fascinating, those who use their special abilities in the service of others are truly inspirational. What we hope will make this podcast unique is the fact that our exceptional guests, who are known for their high level of performance, also have deep ties to the Inland Empire Region of Southern California. They came from here, or they do their work here now.
The Inland Empire represents more than one quarter of the land mass of California. It covers more than 27,000 square miles and has a population of approximately 4 million people. Our guests are not from cities like New York, Los Angeles, or Chicago, rather, they are from Riverside, San Bernardino, Fontana, Moreno Valley, Rancho Cucamonga, Ontario, Corona, Victorville, Temecula, and Murrieta. You will likely know of some of them already, but you will also meet and be inspired by many of whom you have never heard.
show less
We will speak with athletes, musicians, and other entertainers, doctors, nurses, lawyers, teachers, preachers, entrepreneurs, and my others to find out how they get, “in the zone.” We can learn much from each of them by understanding how they utilize mental skills in their pursuit of mastery.
While we find performance excellence fascinating, those who use their special abilities in the service of others are truly inspirational. What we hope will make this podcast unique is the fact that our exceptional guests, who are known for their high level of performance, also have deep ties to the Inland Empire Region of Southern California. They came from here, or they do their work here now.
The Inland Empire represents more than one quarter of the land mass of California. It covers more than 27,000 square miles and has a population of approximately 4 million people. Our guests are not from cities like New York, Los Angeles, or Chicago, rather, they are from Riverside, San Bernardino, Fontana, Moreno Valley, Rancho Cucamonga, Ontario, Corona, Victorville, Temecula, and Murrieta. You will likely know of some of them already, but you will also meet and be inspired by many of whom you have never heard.
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