95. Starting & finishing anything with cognitive resilience: from US 1st World Heritage Site creator and 2x Olympic assistant coach

The Good Grow Great Podcast

What exactly you should be doing when someone said no? Or what about nothing is going your way? Or when you fail in front of everyone? Or when you’ve been told that something is impossible?

Today’s guests talk about exactly that.

Gisele Anderson, together with her award-winning filmmaker husband Dave, had spent around 25 years dedicating their life to roughly 450,000 dolphins along the coast of Southern California. Dana Point, where Gisele had ran and operated her whale and dolphin watching safari Capt Dave, had been featured on LA Times as the 1st ever US World Heritage Site.

Today, Gisele talks about:

• How they found the ONE thing that no one else had ever done.
• The transformative power of not taking NO for an answer
• What she leaned on during 6 straight months of difficulties in her business, and how you can bounce from practically everything.

After being a 2-time Olympic assistant coach with the Canada Basketball team, Shawnee Harle dedicates her life to coach athletes, parents, or anyone to succeed in the podium of life. Born in Alaska and spent summers living on a commercial fish boat to make extra money, she learned grit, perseverance, and independence at a young age.

Today she is sharing:

• How she helps people unlock their superpower
• The hidden difference between confidence and competence
• What we didn’t know about ‘playing to win’ v. the ‘fear of losing’, and how this can supercharge your purpose (and in many ways your profit as well).

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