Do you find the psychology of extreme athletes and their relationships fascinating?
Are you curious about what motivates climbers and mountaineers to push themselves to the limit and risk it all?
Are you a creative and could you use some tips on how to follow your creative spirit?
If so, you won’t want to miss this interview with Emmy-winning American filmmaker Peter Mortimer, who shares his unique perspective on relationships. Jayson’s experience as an extreme athlete and a therapist allows him to gain a unique insight into extreme athletes’ psychology. In their conversation, they discuss the reasons why climbers push themselves to the edge, the deeper experiences they seek, and the heightened awareness they gain through their adventures.
Discover the psychology of extreme athletes, as well as insights into the mind of a brilliant creator in this unforgettable episode.
Timestamps:
0:55 – Guest introduction
10:50 – The Alpinist
36:00 – What motivates women who climb?
39:00 – Reel Rock 17
44:45 – How Pete thinks about the creative process
Would you change if someone asked you to? Asking people to change is common human behavior, but it can be problematic in our most intimate relationships, such as those with our children, parents, and partners. Tune in to this week’s episode to hear Jayson’s thoughts on his Instagram DMs and asking people to change.
Why are women-run companies more successful than male-run companies? If you are a woman, do you ever feel like the workplace is unfair? How often? This interview was completely eye-opening for Jayson, and very humbling, and we invite you to tune in.
Timestamps:
1:00 – Guest introduction
6:02 – How Julia decided to focus on gender differences in When Women Lead
9:36 – Julia’s career so far
13:20 – What statistics say about inequality
31:07 – The benefits when women lead companies
39:53 – Do women need to adopt stereotypically masculine traits to succeed?
CNBC Disruptor 50(an annual list she oversees, highlighting the private companies transforming the economy and challenging companies in established industries).
In this episode, Jayson shares his personal experience living with this mentality around partnerships/relationships for years. He unpacks what this mindset is really about and what you can do to get through it, which could potentially reframe your experience and help you commit to the one you’re with.
Timestamps:
1:56 – The grass is greener mentality
5:42 – Two factors that contribute to the grass is greener mentality
Many of us ask these common questions and Dr. John Demartini, one of Jayson’s mentors, shares his thoughts with us.
Dr. Demartini is a polymath with four decades of research and expertise exploring over 200 disciplines in pursuit of what he calls the Universal Principles of Life and Health. In addition to his work as a researcher and best-selling author, Dr. Demartini travels the globe as an international educator/speaker.
This episode traverses the great plains of modern medicine to symptomatology, enlightenment to reincarnation, cryptocurrency to financial advice, and the interpersonal/relational aspects of our human experiences.
Tune in to this week’s episode to learn from this incredible man.
Timestamps:
What we do vs. what we say [8:30]
What’s your strategy for achieving your goals? [11:30]
So you think your job sucks, but does it really? [16:30]
Illness, symptoms, and the mind [18:30]
Thoughts on reincarnation [24:30]
Demartini’s theories on the rise in autoimmune disease [30:30]
