JJRR 66 Triathlon coaching - Photography - Endurance mindset to get through Covid-19 - with Marie Fill
JimJim's Reinvention Revolution Podcast
Release Date: 04/03/2020
JimJim's Reinvention Revolution Podcast
It's 2021 and a hopeful time for the new year! Listen to JJRR 77 as JimJim breaks down his 21 points of positivity for 2021 and drops the release of the new JJRR website and Priming Guide. A first ever digital download for JJRR, JimJim describes what priming is and why he thinks it's the necessary first step for reinvention. Listen to the end for book references and health tips building immune system to fight Covid 19.
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Shelly Hod Moyal is an international finance and investment expert who's bringing Angel investing to the masses. Listen to JJRR 76 as this former investment banker / research analyst describes how she and a partner founded a new type of angel investing platform with direct access to one of the world's hottest tech centers, the startup nation of Israel. Democratizing angel investing, Shelly shares her entrepreneurial journey and the latest trends unleashing value for international investors.
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Jeff Harry is a positive psychology coach and play mentor who helps top businesses and entrepreneurs rediscover their play. Listen to JJRR 75 as Jeff shares how he quit the corporate toy world because he wasn't having any fun and dove into building businesses around his passion for play. Now an expert in play / positive psychology, Jeff trains businesses and entrepreneurs how the power of play unleashes creativity and innovation. When's the last time you hit the playground?
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Elizabeth Pampalone loves libraries, computers and old people. Following these passions, she's gone from tech geek to marketing maven founding Absolute Marketing. Listen to JJRR 74 as Elizabeth explains how discovering HTML as a teenager at her local library led her down the tech path and how out of necessity she developed her signature marketing system. Evolving her own entrepreneurship skills, Creating 1 year of marketing in 5 days now helps other businesses leverage the scalability of digital.
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Andrea Sofia Alemany is a former international school teacher who enjoyed nomading around the world yet was somehow unfulfilled. Listen to JJRR 73 as Andrea describes how she discovered her passion teaching breathwork as an entrepreneur and now has embraced the digital nomad lifestyle of location independence. Kicking off her new journey, Andrea was selected to join other digital nomads / influencers for a roadtrip experience to promote Selina's new digital nomad friendly hostels / hotels.
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Nick and Eric are lifelong friends who are pioneering the food truck scene in South Lake Tahoe, CA. Listen to JJRR 72 as Nick describes how culture / regulations have until recently outlawed food trucks in SLT but now have changed providing opportunity. Kicking off their concept with a Kickstarter, Nick and Eric are now poised to open the first food truck ever in South Lake Tahoe. Crepes and Craft, their creative collaboration, will serve gourmet crepes, grilled cheeses and health focused mocktails.
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JimJim's top 10 Reinventions for 2020 - mid year update and BONUS meditation. Listen to JJRR 71 as JimJim reviews his top 10 ways he's reinventing himself this year. "It's been such a crazy year with the unexpected Covid-19 that I'm checking in on myself. This episode will grade how I'm doing; if I'm succeeding, failing and need to pivot, or just need to get my butt in gear." And listen to the end to discover a BONUS meditation JimJim has included for the first time. Listen and discover.
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Joe and Mike Brusca are brothers in business with a passion for figuring out the online world and designing a lifestyle of their choice. Listen to JJRR 70 as they describe how Joe got started with retail arbitrage using Amazon FBA which led to their first major success creating ebooks for the Kindle platform. Having built many assets online, Joe and Mike are now focused on building community with coaching and online classes to help others prosper while keeping their lifestyle in focus.
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Hal Walker is a singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist who discovered the African banakula strolling the streets of Kent, Ohio. Listen to JJRR 69 as Hal describes how his videos featuring the banakula (a type of shaker) and other uncommon instruments like the Thai Khaen mouth organ are creating a buzz on TikTok. Using TikTok's duet and react features, collaborations with other TikTokkers have his vids going viral, building music community and Hal's own YouTube show This Moment in Music.
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Steve Kortyka is an NYC based musician, composer and educator who thrives on his weekly public performances. As member of the Brian Newman Quintet, he often finds himself performing alongside notables Lady Gaga and Tony Bennett and is in the mix of the city's best jazz musicians. Listen to JJRR 68 as Steve describes how his world shifted as he escaped NYC on the verge of Covid19 shutdown. Back in Ohio for the moment, he's reinventing life as a working musician embracing online tools and collaboration.
info_outlineMarie Fill is a triathlon coach and photographer who has a passion for preparing for peak race day performance. Listen to JJRR 66 as she shares how finding triathlon was a needed alternative to the New York City nightlife scene and how endurance mindset and training can be just what we need to get through Corona Quarantine. Testing her own mindset, Marie shares how she overcame the harrowing start to her first Ironman, getting knocked down and bloodied before the start, yet still finishing. #ironmantriathlon #triathloncoach #photography
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08:36s Impact of Covid-19 and social distancing on triathlon training
10:50s Photographing the Nomad Summit and staying in Mexico for Ironman Cozumel
12:36s Difference between Ironman triathlons and Olympic triathlons and other races
16:23s Starting out as veterinary assistant and going back to school for photography
17:34s Bartending and burnout in New York City
18:35s Signing up for her first triathlon
22:50s Learning to triathlon
24:10s Gary V, intention, and deciding to start over as a triathlon coach
26:18s Deciding to pivot to triathlon coaching and away from photography
29:34s Visualization and journaling the end result in the present tense
31:50s Moving into alignment
34:41s Training for Ironman in Cozumel Mexico
35:40s Getting things done with David Allen
39:18s Knocked to the ground by a motorbike on the way start of race
42:15s A spectator collapses near start of race
44:09s Encountering a fellow racer unconscious in the water
49:20s The mindset to keep going and bring yourself back to the current moment
54:40s Planning for Cozumel again this Fall
58:55s Having patience with respect to learning new tech tools
1:02:57s Supplementing coaching with a side hustle, delivery service in the sharing economy
1:10:08s Understanding patience and being ok with being a beginner
“I ended up putting so much pressure on photography, my photography business that I didn’t go anywhere with it.”
“The good thing about doing the endurance sports and exercising like this is actually, it’s a form of meditation.”
“And I look over and I see a guy completely unconscious and on his back.”
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