Pt 2: Sam Warburton on leadership, ambition and mental resilience
Being a professional rugby player and the team captain is a mentally and physically demanding job.In part two of this episode, you’ll hear Alex talk to Sam about his Sunday Times Bestselling Autobiography Open Side, where his ambition derives from and how he grew such high levels of mental resilience.Sam also opens up about his time as the Lion’s captain and shares his 4 P’s of leadership how he approached leadership to make the team the very best it could be and lead them to victory.You can purchase Sam’s Autobiography Open Side here and follow him on socials over at @samwarbs. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
7 Aug 202232min
Pt 3: Sam Warburton ‘don’t believe the tough rugby exterior’
In this final part of the episode with Sam Warburton walking in Cefn Onn Park, you’ll hear Sam reflect on the false alpha exterior and share what it’s really like before games and in the changing rooms.You’ll also hear how Sam’s young family have changed his perception on life and how he found purpose after retirement. Check out Sam’s fitness academy page over on Instagram @sw7academy. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
7 Aug 202224min
Pt 3: How psychologist, Dr Julie, resets her mind
Listen to Part 1 and 2 before clicking play here!In this final part, you’ll discover how clinical psychologist, Dr Julie, copes when the going gets tough as well as what she’s found useful in reframing her mindset. Dr Julie’s book ‘Why Has Nobody Told Me This Before?’ can be purchased here and her brilliant TikTok is here. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
31 Juli 202221min
Pt 2: Dr Julie’s methods for managing anxiety
The feeling of anxiety ranges from person to person and no two cases are the same however, there are things we can all do manage those rising moments of panic and worry, of which are outlined by Dr Julie and Dr Alex in this episode.You’ll also hear Dr Julie talk about damaging mindsets and how mapping what is important to us can help us to make more mindful decisions.Make sure you check out Pt 1 before clicking play on part 2 as you’ll be missing some incredible advice and coping mechanisms from Dr Julie!Purchase Dr Julie’s book ‘Why Has Nobody Told Me This Before?’ here and check out her TikTok here.Here is the source of this week’s Health Fact! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
31 Juli 202223min
Pt 1: Dr Julie on therapy misconceptions
Clinical psychologist and TikTok creator, Dr Julie Smith, joins Dr Alex stomping on the beach in Bournemouth this week.Dr Julie’s mission is to make therapy and mental health advice more accessible for the masses which has led her to amassing a huge following online. This part of the conversation delves into what Dr Julie believes are misconceptions of therapy, the importance of understanding the difference between self indulgence and self compassion and why we need to reframe our ‘people have it worse than me’ mentality.You can buy Dr Julie’s book ‘Why Has Nobody Told Me This Before?’ here and follow her TikTok here. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
31 Juli 202214min
Pt 3: Vicky Pattison on grief and her toolkit for life
In this final part, Vicky and Dr Alex have a moving and candid conversation about the grief they’re experiencing, after having lost significant people in their lives.The episode focuses on the coping mechanisms they’ve adopted to manage their grief and what’s in Vicky’s ‘toolkit for life’ - the mindsets and motto’s that have carried her through tough times and kept her smiling.Make sure to follow @dralexgeorge and @stompcast across socials as well as this weeks guest, @vickypattison!Links and Sources:Health fact of the week sourceHelplines:Links to bereavement support via Mind, hereFor support with suicide, speak to the Samaritans To find help around drug and alcohol bereavement, head to Bead Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
24 Juli 202218min
Pt 2: Vicky Pattison on alcoholism
In part two, as Dr Alex and Vicky continue to stroll through Waltham Abbey, Vicky candidly opens up about her dad’s alcoholism, a topic she has only recently begun speaking publicly about.They also discuss her book ‘The Secret to Happy’ and how her ‘day numbering’ method helps her achieve balance.Remember to check out the @stompcast socials to take a look at the stomp in Waltham Abbey and head over to part 3 on your next stomp!Helplines, Links and Sources:‘My Dad, Alcohol and Me’ documentary airs on Channel 4 on Tuesday 2nd August.Vicky's book ‘Secret to Happy’ can be purchased here.Helpline links:Find local alcohol addiction support services via the NHS here. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
24 Juli 202222min
Pt 1: Vicky Pattison in Waltham Abbey
For our first episode, we’re welcoming author and TV personality, Vicky Pattison onto Stompcast!In this first part, Vicky shares anecdotes and take-home advice about how she drowns out her inner critic, the value she gets from her life coach and what she can’t leave the house without - known on Stompcast as her ‘stomping toolkit’.For more updates on Vicky’s puppy Milo, follow her @vickypattison on Instagram and to see the beautiful stomp they did at Waltham Abbey, head to @stompcast across socials.Don’t forget to head over to part 2 once you’ve finished this episode! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
24 Juli 202218min
