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Curious Minds with Dr. L - Curious Minds Mini | The Three C's of Success

Curious Minds Mini | The Three C's of Success

08/18/20 • 5 min

Curious Minds with Dr. L

What can we do when we have an experience coming up that scares us? How can we best set ourselves up for success so that we feel more empowered and capable?

On this curious minds mini, Dr. L shares her strategies to success. she provides three simple things to consider when approaching something new, challenging, or unnerving.

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What can we do when we have an experience coming up that scares us? How can we best set ourselves up for success so that we feel more empowered and capable?

On this curious minds mini, Dr. L shares her strategies to success. she provides three simple things to consider when approaching something new, challenging, or unnerving.

www.drlarapence.com

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drlarapence/

Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/drlarapence/

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undefined - Corinna Coffin, RD | Using Curiosity as the Catalyst for A Healthy Body

Corinna Coffin, RD | Using Curiosity as the Catalyst for A Healthy Body

How can we use curiosity to find what works for us when we are trying to develop a healthy relationship with food? How have we confused who we are with what we eat? And what makes us so defensive when we talk about our own food choices? This and more as we get curious with Corinna Coffin.

Corinna Coffin, M.S., R.D., is a registered dietitian and fitness enthusiast with a strong passion for helping others lead healthier, happier lives through nutrition and lifestyle practices. A Virginia native, she attended Virginia Tech for undergraduate school where she received dual degrees in Human Nutrition, Foods and Exercise as well as Spanish. During her time there, she competed on the University's club lacrosse and triathlon teams, as well as discovered CrossFit and obstacle course racing (OCR). Four months after her first competitive OCR, she placed second at the 2014 Spartan Race World Championship in Killington, Vermont, and signed her first pro-team contract shortly thereafter. Corinna spent the next 2.5 years (including her final semester of school) racing professionally all around the continent. Since then, she has placed first and second at the 2017 and 2018 Tough Mudder X Championships, as well as competed on teams at the 2017 and 2018 CrossFit Regionals and at the 2018 CrossFit Games.

On the podcast today, Corinna dives deep into our relationship with food and how we can use curiosity to find what works for our body. She discusses the importance of nourishing your body and taking the perspective of 'what can I give you' instead of 'what can I take from you.' She also explores her own relationship to curiosity as a competitive athlete and how asking herself, what if?, allowed her to become a top athlete in various sports.

OUR CURIOUS JOURNEY:

6:46 - How does nature heal us wholistically.

10:30 - Is what you eat a reflection of who you are?

13:20 - How food choices become a vehicle for self- and other-judgment.

15:45 - Curiosity as the catalyst for understanding your relationship with food.

19:08 - The importance of empowerment around food choices and nutrition.

24:45 - Why sustainability is key when choosing your own nutrition plan.

29:30 - Using values to help you meet your goals.

37:36 - The role of curiosity in Corinna’s athletic accomplishments.

45:00 - How limitations grow inside of our heads.

51:30 - Human Declaration Quiz.

57:37 - Closing Curiosity.

FIND MORE FROM CORINNA:

www.therdathlete.com

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cscoffin13/

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undefined - Anders Varner | Using Fitness to Find and Fuel Passion

Anders Varner | Using Fitness to Find and Fuel Passion

How do we adjust our values and pivot our parenting? Is everyone truly suited for passion? How do we respond to the pressures of social media? This and so much more as we get curious with Anders Varner.

Anders Varner is a beloved thought leader in the areas of Coaching, Fitness, Online Media and Marketing, and Entrepreneurship. He is the host of the Barbell Shrugged Podcast and the Director of Media for the Shrugged Collective. Previously, he was the co-founder of CrossFit Pacific Beach. Anders lives with his wife Ashton and their daughter Adelaide in North Carolina.

On the podcast today, Anders and I get real about how COVID has impacted our willingness to search out congruency with our values. He also speaks with great conviction on whether or not we are all destined for purpose and passion, and how fitness can be used to find it and fuel it.

Our Curious Journey:

4:07 - How the pandemic has shifted Anders’ values.

7:08 - Finding fatherhood.

10:31 - Building confidence in little girls.

14:46 - The importance of physicality as a catalyst for motivation.

15:50 - Should all people have purpose and passion?

23:45 - The deck being stacked against humans.

30:30 - How to manage motivation during COVID.

35:22 - What happens when people want you to make a stand.

40:30 - Social media and its impact on suffering.

51:09 - Human Declaration Quiz.

53:38 - Closing Curiosities.

For More on Anders:

www.andersvarner.com

www.barbellshrugged.com

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/andersvarner/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/barbell_shrugged/

www.drlarapence.com

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