Self Expression Member Story: A Young Man Chooses To Live His Truth

03/25/22 • 12 min

Tyler Moses had to work hard to make space for his true self in the community he grew up in. As a college student, coming out to his fraternity brothers seemed all but impossible. Tyler’s courage to be vulnerable and authentic lead him on the journey to self love. Tyler is the founder of the #BooCrew, the incredible fan community that is inspired by the joy that is Peloton Instructor Cody Rigsby. #BooCrew is not only a community of support for its members, the group also raises money for causes that reflect its shared values - causes that are often all about supporting people in living their lives to the fullest.

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You can find a transcript of today's episode here.

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Self Expression, Flipped: You Are Writing Your Own Story Feat. Sterling K. Brown

We all say we want to be real and authentic. So let’s get real: How do we get over our fear of rejection of our “real” selves, imperfections and all? This week we are talking about Self Expression and how when you live a full and authentic life you are changing yourself and changing the world around you. Our guest today is 3x Emmy Award Winning Actor and the star of This Is Us, Sterling K. Brown. Sterling talks about the courage it takes to follow your truth. Sociologist Tressie McMillan Cottom joins us to talk about how we define who we are - and how that’s always evolving.

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Habits, Flipped: It Takes Time (And It Has To Be Fun) Feat. Cody Rigsby

Today we’re talking about HABITS :how we make them, how we break them, and why they are so important to our lives. We love thinking about how to make positive change. But it’s a bad habit to keep obsessing about our habits! We all know resolutions don’t work. You know what does? A routine you will actually do. Peloton Instructor and fan favorite Cody Rigsby joins us to talk about the importance of bringing the fun into your fitness and life - in order to keep it all going. Social Psychologist Wendy Wood also joins us for a conversation about what it takes to start new habits and the importance of feedback loops.

Today’s episode features Cody Rigsby -@codyrigsby and Wendy Wood- @ProfWendyWood

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