Unbreakable Podcast with Thom Shea

To celebrate Memorial Day, I encourage you to share stories of the men and women and their heroic actions that helped shape our republic. Join us celebrating the deeds of a few true warriors, Tommy Custer, Draper Kaufman, and Britt Slabinski.

These huge intersections greatly determine what people can and will do. These three crossroads are action and decision points for all of us. Oddly, few realize how important they truly are. As we go through the three crossroads, I ask you to imagine what you would be had you taken a different path. I ask you to if possible take the new path, now, if you took the wrong one, then. If you are brave enough to take it now there are many of us who are committed to helping.

Physical performance means mastering the body and learning about the pain and trauma we carry. This podcast interview is with Kayleigh Martin, a Practitioner of Embodied Wellness. We talk about dealing with pain, injury, and most of all relaxation and how to do that and win. Listen as an eavesdropper as we explore PTSD and high performance and things you can do to relax and build yourself back up.

The Unbreakable Podcasts are to tell the stories about improvement in your lives. Each one shares a particular life story that will move your forward, if you are brave enough to learn the lesson. All improvement must stem from the three principles to self-improvement which are translatable to measurable growth. Clarity of Vision Emotional Resolve Contribution to Others I challenge you to apply these three principles you every aspect of your life. Do it today. Don't wait!

Unbreakable Podcast is for people who are brave and willing to challenge themselves to being better in five areas: Physical, Intellectual, Wealth, Relationships, And Spiritual. The notion that starting over in life is possible, simply isn't possible. You can never start over. But you can start newly every minute of every day. If you want to learn how to start newly, take the big challenge of completing all 13 Unbreakable lessons. www.unbreakablelessons.com

Maybe great leaders cause gravity and allow people to exist and thrive in the gravity instead of taking away all gravity and stress and creating a utopian place that even a rain drop will destroy. The 24 hour challenge is a guided process to own your own gravity.

McKeown began his mission for a less overcommitted life after he left his wife and hours-old baby in the hospital for an ultimately unproductive client meeting. Punctuated with zippy, thoughtful one-liners, this guide to doing “less but better” offers strategies for determining what is truly necessary, and shedding what is not.

In each man is a warrior. Don’t be confused with the trend, with societal shifts, with angry disillusioned people. Just stop paying attention to the emasculating of men that has risen in the past fifty years. Inside of every man, anywhere is the warrior. and women, and developing youth.

Where does courage come from? What does it take to live a life of courage? You have to make up your mind that the things that have stopped you in the past, the things that convinced you to quit or give up, will no longer have that sway with you.  Learn the lessons at www.unbreakablelessons.com

Extra ordinary interview with Jordan Harbinger. Few entrepreneurs are brave enough to leave a field and start over. Jordan has done it twice. Listen and learn what it takes to win again and again. Follow Jordan Harbinger here: Jordan Harbinger Join us and learn the 13 Unbreakable Lessons: Unbreakable Lessons

I rarely get involved with local trends or scary news stories because opinions are always plentiful and without execution. I call it execution, as in doing what you say you do. Most trends or media opinion doesn’t reflect what the opinion generators actually do or their lifestyle, and all opinions have drama and emotional hooks. I want to tell you a story of warriors and a story about guns.

Welcome to Unbreakable podcast, I am Thom Shea. Imagine if you had the skill set to adapt and learn anything. There is a reason for today’s podcast. And here it is, people don’t give themselves enough committed practice to adapt a new skill set in their lives. We simply do not go through the 21 day process that is the corner stone for adaptation.

We just launched our newly improved Unbreakable Lessons on line after receiving new ideas, new ways to make the old online training better and found a way to improve on the deep interactions and discussions needed to make your learning clearer and more relevant. You can find our new application at Thomshea.com under unbreakable lessons tab.

My commitment to you on this podcast is to share with you not only what I have learned about pursuing what interests you but also finding in you passion. Each week we get volumes of emails and questions that people ask us about business, about athletics, about family, and about a great many other things I care not to mention in a public space. As we go through the week we try to formulate relevant answers to these questions so that in sharing the answer maybe just maybe the answer will move you.

Today we talk about the topic of Competition for the bottom. Yes I said the bottom. Competition for the bottom is so common it is disturbing. There are so many people actively doing whatever it takes, exhaustively doing whatever it takes to hit bottom.