Why not me? What’s different about other people? Comedian Jarlath Regan on facing life's biggest challenges

08/14/18 • 17 min

Standing up on stage to make jokes is one of the scariest things many people can imagine doing, but facing up to your fears and making brave decisions is one of the hallmarks of Jarlath Reagan’s life and career, including the donation of one of his kidneys to his brother.

On this week’s Commit episode, we speak to the comedian and host of the hugely successful, An Irishman Abroad podcast, about following his passion, having the right mindset to succeed, and overcoming your fears.

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Here's your total rejuvenation holiday plan

It's holiday season and whether you're away for three days or three weeks, we're setting you a simple mission: total rejuvenation. But can you do it?

Can you commit to rebooting, recharging, refreshing and recommitting to your physical, mental and spiritual well-being while away?

Go easy on the margaritas, don't have too many late nights, keep yourself active, and try new things with your family and friends.

Whether you're in the boardroom, running your own business, or in professional sport, take the time to rejuvenate yourself completely.

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‘Tyrone have what it takes to win this game’ Enda McNulty’s All Ireland Preview

Enda McNulty, CEO of McNulty Performance, and an All Ireland winner with Armagh in 2002, looks ahead to Sunday’s All Ireland between Dublin and Tyrone and can’t wait for the tactical chess game that will unfold...

"There’s a great sense of excitement in the week of an All Ireland final, and even after all these years even though I’m not playing, I can’t wait for the Tyrone v Dublin clash. If you’re from Ulster you support your own people to do well and I believe Tyrone have what it takes to win this game.

In terms of mindset they have to believe they can win and that Dublin are beatable. Tyrone just need to be within touching distance in the last few minutes and then Dublin can be really tested under pressure. "

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