In this episode of Change Is Hard, I sit down with endurance coach, triathlete, and marathon swimmer Amy Height to talk about rediscovering fitness, building resilience, and why showing up for yourself matters more than anything.

Amy shares her personal story of transformation—from feeling stuck in her body to finding joy in movement—and how she now helps others make fitness and wellness part of their lives. Our conversation dives into the parallels between running and life, especially when it comes to tackling challenges, overcoming discomfort, and finding the motivation to keep going.

Here’s what you’ll take away:

• Why starting small leads to lasting change.
• How fitness builds mental resilience (and why that’s a game-changer for leaders).
• The importance of accountability and letting yourself be seen in your efforts.
• Simple ways to fit movement into a busy life—even if you’re just starting out.

Whether you’re looking to get back to something you used to love or build new habits, this episode is a reminder that change—though hard—is always worth it.

I hope you find it as inspiring as I did. Listen now and let me know your thoughts!

Amy Height is a UESCA certified endurance running coach, NASM certified personal trainer and Institute for Integrative Nutrition certified holistic health coach. With 15+ years in the fitness and wellness sphere, she offers a whole-person approach to coaching. Amy competes in the Ironman triathlon 70.3 distance, road races of various distances and open water marathon swimming. Outside of the fitness world, Amy is a theatrical stage manager, copywriter, creative consultant and voice actor. She lives in Denver, Colorado and works with clients around the world. Learn more at amyheight.com.

Hey there! I'm excited to bring you the latest episode of the "Change Is Hard" podcast. Today, I'm diving into the topic of trust and its critical role in leadership and team success. We'll explore the varying approaches to trust, from giving it freely to requiring it to be earned, and how each approach impacts team dynamics. Join me as we uncover the nuances of building trust, effective communication, consistency, and self-trust. Get ready for invaluable insights on navigating the trust continuum and leading with confidence. Let's dive in!

Welcome to Change Is Hard, where we delve into the challenges and triumphs of personal growth and transformation. In today's episode, we have an inspiring conversation with Sarah Shumway, who shares her incredible journey of ascending and descending Mount Kilimanjaro.

From braving illness and discomfort to reaching the awe-inspiring summit, Sarah shares her struggles and triumphs and reflects on the invaluable support and camaraderie she experienced. Join us as we explore the physical and mental endurance required for such a feat and the powerful lessons Sarah has brought back to her daily life. Get ready to be inspired by the resilience, gratitude, and newfound perspectives that Sarah has gained from her unforgettable adventure.

Feeling stuck? It happens to the best of us. In my latest podcast episode, I open up about finding myself in a bit of a funk and share some insights on how to break free. Listen to the full episode for a deeper dive into navigating a funk and finding your way back to productivity.

Key takeaways from the episode:

1. Don't underestimate the power of taking small, consistent actions. Celebrate each small victory and build momentum towards your larger goals.

2. Schedule your tasks on your calendar to stay focused and honor the time you set out for yourself. Protect this time as you would protect a meeting with someone else.

3. Reach out for help and talk through what's on your mind. Whether it's a friend, colleague, or coach, sharing your struggles out loud can provide valuable clarity and perspective.

Feeling the mid-year overwhelm? You're not alone. Let's chat and break through this together. #ChangeIsHardPodcast #PersonalGrowth #OvercomingStruggles #ProductivityTips

Such an incredibly transformative conversation! Jenni shares her personal story through a deep, debilitating depression to finding her purpose and the value she can give to the world. There are so many great nuggets here that I hope you enjoy.

• The power of small steps

• Authenticity and vulnerability as strengths

• Trusting instincts and acting with integrity

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In this week's episode, I speak with Dominick Raimato about his journey to achieving significant career milestones and professional success.

You can subscribe to his blog, Data With Dom at https://datawithdom.com/

And you can pick up his book on Amazon https://a.co/d/i9pecXD

Schedule a consult call: https://www.audreyblair.com/schedule-consult

Here's a video I posted on LinkedIn and wanted to drop it here. Following up on the last episode, I talk about evaluations as one of the things winners do consistently. Here is an example of that using my 2024 Q1

Today, I'm diving into the mindset of winners. Join me as I explore 10 key attributes that set champions apart, drawing insights from the world of sports and personal experiences. From maintaining a winning mindset in the face of challenges to the ability to evaluate and learn from failures, we'll delve into how these traits can be applied in your own journey to success. Get ready for a thought-provoking and inspiring discussion on how winners consistently win.