Susan Kovacs's guest appearances

Susan Kovacs

Compete Every Day with Jake Thompson | A Show for Driven Leaders

Journeys with the No Schedule Man

Hybrid Fitness Embedded

Brian Spencer

John Davidson

Sean Vigue

Jake Thompson

Matthew Kimberley

Cornell Thomas

Bruce Van Horn

Elizabeth Morgan

Ian Tyson

David Ciccarelli

Michael Doyle

Kim Von Berg

Tim Alison

Jim Estill

Cole Pearn

OwlTail

Deon and Sara sit down with someone known as the “Game Changer,” Susan Kovacs. A sought-after Performance Coach to ambitious high performers and an inspiring speaker who advocates that we can "up our game" and step into our greatness.  Her contact info is: info@athletesgamechanger.com

Deon and Sara sit down with someone known as the “Game Changer,” Susan Kovacs. A sought-after Performance Coach to ambitious high performers and an inspiring speaker who advocates that we can "up our game" and step into our greatness.  Her contact info is: <a href="mailto:info@athletesgamechanger.com">info@athletesgamechanger.com</a>

Ep.8- Using the mind to power the body with Susan Kovacs

The question today is: why would we care so much about what other people think of us, and how are we allowing that to limit us? That’s a question that hits me right between the eyes that I have been grappling with on a daily basis the last couple of years, and it also confronted this episode’s guest, Susan Kovacs. It carried a lot of impact for her, especially because it came out of the mind and mouth of her daughter.  Known as the “Game Changer,” Susan Kovacs is a sought-after, straightforward coach to ambitious high performers. And her story so far is fascinating and empowering. 30 years after being diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis and living those decades under the cloak of limitations suggested by both doctors and the disease, Susan competed in and completed her first triathlon. As you will hear, even deciding to try to do a triathlon, let alone completing one, was an enormous leap for her, both physically and spiritually. Anyone who has ever doubted themselves for any reason is going to love this conversation. Anyone who has ever listened to an outside influence, be it a parent or doctor or teacher or co-worker, and labelled themselves as unable to do something from that point forward will most definitely be able to relate to Susan. I am completely confident that you will find her story incredibly uplifting. There is a lot of great value to take away from Susan's story. Just some of the key elements that stood out to me included:  Identity vs authenticity and a question from her daughter - About a half hour into our discussion, Susan talked about how she recognized that so much of her identity was wrapped up in being a wife and mother and a people-pleaser. When her daughter asked her why she cared so much about what other people thought of her, she realized that she had an “identity” but that was not necessarily an accurate reflection of who she authentically.  2. Hitting “delete” on the self-talk tape – This, yet again, is a perspective on the importance of awareness, choice and mindset.  3. Focus on the process - Susan mentioned, “We get caught up in the outcome.” But when you can focus on each step of the journey, it will pull you into the present and you will enjoy it all a whole lot more.  ©2017 Kevin Bulmer Enterprises

The question today is: why would we care so much about what other people think of us, and how are we allowing that to limit us? That’s a question that hits me right between the eyes that I have been grappling with on a daily basis the last couple of years, and it also confronted this episode’s guest, Susan Kovacs. It carried a lot of impact for her, especially because it came out of the mind and mouth of her daughter. Known as the “Game Changer,” Susan Kovacs is a sought-after, straightforward coach to ambitious high performers. And her story so far is fascinating and empowering. 30 years after being diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis and living those decades under the cloak of limitations suggested by both doctors and the disease, Susan competed in and completed her first triathlon. As you will hear, even deciding to try to do a triathlon, let alone completing one, was an enormous leap for her, both physically and spiritually. Anyone who has ever doubted themselves for any reason is going to love this conversation. Anyone who has ever listened to an outside influence, be it a parent or doctor or teacher or co-worker, and labelled themselves as unable to do something from that point forward will most definitely be able to relate to Susan. I am completely confident that you will find her story incredibly uplifting. There is a lot of great value to take away from Susan's story. Just some of the key elements that stood out to me included: <ol> <li>Identity vs authenticity and a question from her daughter - About a half hour into our discussion, Susan talked about how she recognized that so much of her identity was wrapped up in being a wife and mother and a people-pleaser. When her daughter asked her why she cared so much about what other people thought of her, she realized that she had an “identity” but that was not necessarily an accurate reflection of who she authentically. 2. Hitting “delete” on the self-talk tape – This, yet again, is a perspective on the importance of awareness, choice and mindset. 3. Focus on the process - Susan mentioned, “We get caught up in the outcome.” But when you can focus on each step of the journey, it will pull you into the present and you will enjoy it all a whole lot more.</li> </ol> ©2017 Kevin Bulmer Enterprises

Ep. 56: How To Let Go Of Limitations - Susan Kovacs