Are you ready to step out of your usual persona and step up your performance? Learn about an interesting new tool for creating greater success in your life, whether it is in athletics, work or other areas: the use of alter egos and avatars for success. The use of these tools allows you to put on a persona that is secondary to your natural personality to achieve more. Expert guest on this topic Zach Harting joins the show to share his recipe for alter ego and avatar success.ABOUT ZACH HARTING: Zach Harting is a member of USA Swimming’s National Team, a 2018 Pan Pacs medalist, a multiple time NCAA All-American, and a school record holder at the University of Louisville. He is an expert on using an alter ego to help his performance, best exemplified in wearing a full Batman/Dark Knight costume poolside at the 2016 Olympic Swimming Trials.Subscribe to the Champion's Mojo podcast on  YouTube. Leave us a review, too! If you subscribe on YouTube you could win one of our monthly prizes. Champion's Mojo is also on  Apple Podcasts,  Spotify and  Google Play. How are we doing? Email us Hello@ChampionsMojo.comEpisode Topics and MentionsBatman, Dark KnightLeprechaun2016 Olympic Swimming TrialsMichael PhelpsBeyonce, Sasha FierceMorehead ScholarshipUniversity of North CarolinaUniversity of LouisvilleMermaidBike Sebring 12/24 HoursLocomotiveThe Little Engine That CouldBo JacksonTiger WoodsDewayne Johnson, The Rock Gary Hall Jr. Arthur AlbieroKelsi DahliaThe Flash on NetflixHoney BadgerKiller FrostTakeaways and Action ItemsKELLY: Takeaways - Alter egos and avatars welcome in authenticity and play. It’s important to connect to your alter ego to feel authentic.Action item - Channel Killer Frost to embrace cold water for swimming.MARIA: Takeaways - It can be valuable to channel what you are not - something that appeals to you and therefore is authentic. An alter ego can raise up your teammates.Action item - Channel the honey badger, be a little tougher and not care what people think.Quote of the Week"Sometimes we have to do things we don't want to do. Being able to take the emotion out of it is really important and knowing when to do that, because sometimes feelings are necessary for a great performance". -- Zach HartingHave something you want to share with us? Email it to hello@championsmojo.com Keep up with the show by visiting YouTube, ChampionsMojo.com and visiting the Facebook page, Instagram page, and Twitter page. Support the show