In the past, our success was defined by ambition, taking action, and being high achievers. Shifting from a “work” mindset into retirement isn’t easy. But what if the key to individual growth starts with slowing down and figuring out what matters most?
Joe Jacobi accomplished the rare and spectacular feat of winning an Olympic gold medal, yet he’s achieved even greater heights in the way he helps people live their values. In this episode, he explains the process of acknowledging the obstacles on our journey as a guiding companion.
We’ll hear thought-provoking lessons from Joe on seeking discomfort, being present, and creating the room to thrive at any stage of life.
Today, we discussed:
- The surprising reward we gain from feeling uncomfortable
- Why participating in a non-Olympics sport benefited Joe’s performance
- The “slower, simple, and less” concept that helps us reflect on life
- Experiencing life transitions and reframing your identity
- Why Joe chooses to help people through his lived experiences
- His #1 piece of advice for transitioning to new stages of our lives
