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Episode 11: Good News! You Don't Have to Fix Yourself!

Episode 11: Good News! You Don't Have to Fix Yourself!

Released Tuesday, 4th February 2020
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Episode 11: Good News! You Don't Have to Fix Yourself!

Episode 11: Good News! You Don't Have to Fix Yourself!

Episode 11: Good News! You Don't Have to Fix Yourself!

Episode 11: Good News! You Don't Have to Fix Yourself!

Tuesday, 4th February 2020
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Amanda chats with Whitney Otto, an Executive Performance Coach, trained therapist, and world champion athlete. Whitney shares about the challenges she faced as a competitor, her relationship with her body, and how she shifted from striving to be enough to deeper self-acceptance. Today, Whitney combines her passion for psychology and goal attainment into high-performance coaching rooted in connection, honesty, humor, experimentation, curiosity, and celebration. 

Amanda and Whitney get giddy about Queer Eye and Stitch Fix, and unpack how to find the sweet spot of taking care of yourself and your appearance without becoming consumed and tormented by unhelpful and unrealistic cultural pressure.

Whitney began her athletic career as a member of the Brown University rowing team. She made her way all the way to the Olympics in 2000. While she was very successful in her athletic endeavors, Whitney discusses the toll it took on her body and the pressures she felt to make weight and constantly be working towards the next goal. Her experiences as a therapist and now, as a coach, have allowed her to welcome a love and appreciation for herself and the present moment. She channels her skills, positivity, and self-assurance into her work and encourages her clients to reach similar heights of awareness and success. 

For more on Whitney's coaching and services, visit http://www.lifealivecoaching.org/

Here’s the scoop on Whitney’s major athletic milestones:

  • Four-time member of the U.S. Women’s National Rowing Team 1995-2000
  • Member of the 2000 U.S. Olympic team, 2000
  • World Championships -- Gold, 1995. Bronze, 1996
  • Three-time U.S. National Champion, 1995
  • Collegiate Indoor World Champion, 1995

For more on Dr. Brené Brown: https://brenebrown.com/

 

Interested in connecting or finding out more about coaching or workshops? Get in touch!

@AmandaGHennessey

BostonPublicSpeaking.com

SanDiegoPublicSpeaking.com

 

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