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Quality of performance. 

Part of living the Game Changer life is about making sure your “walk” matches your “talk,” and in this episode Dave and Ryan dive into the benefits of doing so and why – while it may not be easy – it is worth it.

Your interpretation. 

Past mistakes. 

The brain’s not naturally designed to make us happy or positive all the time, and in today’s podcast episode Dave and Ryan discuss ways we can rewire our brain’s natural bias towards negativity and build a robust mindset that helps us thrive.  

Build your swagger. 

The little things. 

Sometimes the voices of others - even those closest to us - can cause us to second guess ourselves when we've figured out what we're best at or designed to do, and in this episode Dave and Ryan dive into the meaning of and importance behind running YOUR race.

Poor thinking.

The last time.

Swagger is a word that is thrown around a lot in sports, entertainment, and society as a whole, and in this episode Dave and Ryan talk about what swagger is, what it can do for you, and how you can earn it.

They don't understand. 

Work through it.

There are a lot of things that enhance performance, and in this episode Dave and Ryan discuss a secret superpower – one that’s often underestimated and easy to overlook – that will put you on the path to not only feeling better but performing better no matter what it is you do.

Say it right.

Enemy of success.

While we can’t always be successful all of the time, even when we lose we can always get better – if our mindset is right. In this episode Dave and Ryan cover 4 ways you can lose well, and set yourself up with a philosophy that’ll have you coming back stronger the next time you fall short.

Pressure is a privilege. 

Not an excuse.

The greatest and most consistent athletes live by a certain set of principles that contribute to their success – principles that we can take and adapt to apply to any area of our life, regardless of what we do. In this episode Dave and Ryan go over 6 of those principles, to help you not just perform better, but live better.