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Dan Carter Live Event Announcement!

12 May 2023 - 9 mins
Podcast Series The High Performance Podcast

We are so excited to invite you to an Audience with All Blacks legend Dan Carter at Hackney Empire on June 14th 2023. The event will be a live podcast with Jake, Damian and Dan, followed by an audience Q&A.

Tickets go on general sale today (Friday 11th of May) at 10am. All tickets include a signed copy of Dan Carter's new book - THE ART OF WINNING.

To announce this special event, Jake shares some of his favourite moments from Dan’s episode of the podcast, including his first day playing for the All Backs. 

Buy your tickets here: https://tourlink.to/HPDanCarter

Can’t wait to see you there!

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9 mins

Series Episodes

Martin Lewis: It’s time to stop being taken advantage of (E246)

Martin Lewis: It’s time to stop being taken advantage of (E246)

Trustworthiness isn't just a label; it's built through consistent actions and a commitment to doing what's right, even when challenging. Martin Lewis is a prominent figure known for his expertise in consumer finance, and the founder of the ‘MoneySavingExpert’ website and platform. In this episode, Martin highlights how corporations are taking advantage of communities, focusing on the financial burden that big institutions in Britain place on the country. Touching on his own experience during the pandemic, Martin expresses the desperation for stability felt by many. He emphasises to Jake and Damian his commitment to charity, driven by a desire to reform the system and improve lives. He recounts his upbringing in a unique educational environment, which taught him early lessons about privilege and empathy. Addressing his own mental health challenges, Martin shares the effects of his personal struggles, and what coping mechanisms he developed. Offering insights into how he achieved success, Martin explores the impact and sacrifices throughout his journey. Ultimately, he shares the value of integrity in our personal and professional lives, and promotes individual accountability and moral business conduct. This episode focuses on developing trust, building an ethical society, and the importance of navigating personal and professional challenges. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

57 mins

25 March Finished

How shifting your perspective can change the game with Tom Daley - Handpicked

How shifting your perspective can change the game with Tom Daley - Handpicked

In this episode, Damian revisits one of his favorite episodes with Tom Daley, an Olympic gold medallist in diving and British television personality. Jake and Damian reflect on what they learned from the conversation with Tom, including the importance of parental support and establishing daily goals. They discuss how Tom’s late father reframed situations positively, such as turning potential failures into achievements. They appreciate how he silently supported Tom without micromanaging or criticizing during difficult moments. Damian also delves into Tom's approach to setting daily goals. He explores how Tom finds satisfaction in small achievements and how bravery plays a role in facing life’s challenges, like dealing with the loss of his father and coming out as gay. This powerful episode provides a valuable lesson for all parents, coaches and individuals about the importance of presence and positive reinforcement, as well as overcoming challenges and adversity. Listen to the full episode with Tom Daley here: Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

12 mins

22 March Finished

Esteban Ocon: Protecting yourself from pressure (E245)

Esteban Ocon: Protecting yourself from pressure (E245)

Sharing the experiences from his remarkable journey to F1, Esteban emphasises the significance of self-belief, respect, and attention to detail on the road to high performance. Esteban Ocon is a French Formula 1 driver racing for the Alpine F1 Team, and is regarded as one of the most talented on the current grid. In this episode, Esteban shares the reality of racing from a young age and the astonishing sacrifices his family chose to make to support his dream. Esteban reveals the pressure he was under throughout his youth and how his childhood was vastly different to his peers. His parents decided to sell their home and working garage to finance his career, in order to chase his dream of racing in Formula 1. He shares the impact this has had on him as an adult and the immense gratitude he has towards his parents today. Reflecting on his rise through the ranks, Esteban opens up about the scrutiny and criticism he faced as a young driver. Rather than letting this impact him, he shares with Jake and Damian how he used this as motivation, transforming the negative feedback into inspiration. They discuss his 2019 hiatus from Formula 1 and the invaluable lessons he learnt during this time, observing the workings of the Mercedes team from the sidelines. This episode is a deep dive into what achieving your dreams looks like, exploring teamwork, self-belief and why trust is so crucial. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

1 hour 10 mins

18 March Finished

The sliding doors moments that can shape your life (with Kieran Trippier, Francis Ngannou, Stef Reid, Matt Willis and Jamie Peacock)

The sliding doors moments that can shape your life (with Kieran Trippier, Francis Ngannou, Stef Reid, Matt Willis and Jamie Peacock)

Join Jake and Damian as they delve into the captivating concept of 'sliding doors moments' - those pivotal junctures where life could have taken a completely different turn. In this episode, they reflect on conversations with guests including Matt Willis, Kieran Trippier, Stephanie Reid, Jamie Peacock and Francis Ngannou; who share intimate stories of single moments that changed the course of their entire lives. From missed opportunities to transformative advice, each tale will leave you pondering the profound impact of a single decision. Tune in for an episode that reminds us: it's not the challenges we face, but how we respond that shapes our destiny. Watch the episode now on the High Performance app, where you can also find all of the full conversations within this episode: https://hppod.co/app Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

22 mins

15 March Finished

Paul Gascoigne (Exclusive Preview)

Paul Gascoigne (Exclusive Preview)

In this special episode, Jake and Damian meet England Football legend, Paul “Gazza” Gascoigne, in our first ever High Performance Original. The full episode is available to watch exclusively for Plus members, only on the High Performance app. We selected a powerful moment from our conversation with Paul, where he opens up on a traumatic event he experienced as a child which resulted in his childhood friend Keith dying in his arms. Paul shares the effects this had on him throughout his teenage years, and how this trauma stayed with him into adulthood. Our first High Performance Original is a profound exploration of resilience, redemption, and the enduring spirit of an English sporting great. Watch now: https://hppod.co/gazza-vs-paul Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

7 mins

13 March Finished

Jameela Jamil: 'We’re not broken, society is' (E244)

Jameela Jamil: 'We’re not broken, society is' (E244)

explicit

In this episode, Jameela challenges the conventional measures of success, asking people to reconsider their priorities and question societal expectations. Jameela Jamil is an actress, TV host and podcaster, known for her role in The Good Place and her podcast ‘I Weigh’. She is widely respected as a vocal advocate for mental health and body positivity. In this episode, Jake, Damian and Jameela discuss the idea that celebrity and fame is glorified and overrated. Going through the timeline of her career, Jameela shares how during her most successful years, starting her own clothing line, featuring on billboards and appearing in magazines, she was chronically ill, lonely and suicidal. Jameela debates what a truly satisfactory life looks like and why everything she thought would make her feel complete and happy in fact did the opposite. She reveals the pivotal moment of illness that forced her to reevaluate her lifestyle and career choices. Feeling silenced as a South Asian woman, Jameela offers profound insights into the importance of speaking out and advocating for yourself. From her teenage years suffering in silence and grappling with oppressive family dynamics to her vocal battle with diet culture and societal norms, she discusses how she has fought to find her voice. She shares her journey towards self-discovery and empowerment, focusing on the significance of setting boundaries when prioritising mental well-being. Jameela also shares advice on how to navigate rejection, shame and negative self-talk, encouraging people to embrace their imperfections and focus on happiness above all else. This episode is an exploration of empathy, openness and community. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

1 hour 8 mins

11 March Finished

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