Have you ever had those conversations with yourself where you say you'll "try" to get this session in during lunch? All the while knowing full well you've already allocated enough time for the session, so why would you "try"? Surely you just "do". That's just one example of a destructive way of talking to ourselves that already puts us in a negative mindset at the start of a workout. "Trying" to fit something in has negative connotations if you know you've already got the time. This week we talked to Triathlon Mindset Coach Adelaide Goodeve about her journey from chronic fatigue syndrome to mindset coach to athletes from pro to amateur. Adelaide works with some of the worlds top triathletes on their mindsets. The habits they form, the narratives they create for themselves and their self talk. We asked Adelaide how you start and end your day like a champion, what are some of the most destructive types of self talk, the type of work she does in her bootcamps and with her professional athletes. It was another great chat and huge thanks to Adelaide for coming on the show.
You can find out more about Adelaide here;
Website - www. adelaidegoodeve.com and on Instagram @adelaidegoodeve as well as on Facebook and Linkedin.
You can find Ben at www.thismessyhappy.com, YouTube is This Messy Happy and Instagram @thismessyhappy
George is on Instagram - @George_steele_
Sam is also on Insta - @beggsam