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Andre Iguodala: Why You Do What You Do, Evils Of Fame, & Breaking Free From Small-Town Mindset

Andre Iguodala: Why You Do What You Do, Evils Of Fame, & Breaking Free From Small-Town Mindset

FromEat Play Crush with Mary Shenouda


Andre Iguodala: Why You Do What You Do, Evils Of Fame, & Breaking Free From Small-Town Mindset

FromEat Play Crush with Mary Shenouda

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Length:
70 minutes
Released:
Mar 7, 2024
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

Responsibility and accountability form the bedrock of personal integrity and growth. While being responsible means acknowledging our role in actions and decisions, understanding their impact, accountability is the bridge that transforms responsibility into tangible growth, requiring us to answer for our choices and learn from them. Together, they craft a powerful narrative of self-awareness, pushing us to navigate life with purpose, resilience, and a commitment to continuous improvement.  Today’s guest needs no further introduction, but for those who don’t know him yet, Andre Iguodala is a legendary basketball player. During his career, Andre played for the Philadelphia 76ers, Denver Nuggets, Miami Heat and the Golden State Warriors. He played a crucial role in the Warriors' success, contributing to 4 NBA championships with the team. Andre was recognized for his outstanding performance and impact on the court, earning the NBA Finals MVP (Most Valuable Player) award in 2015. Embark on a captivating storytelling journey with Andre as the conversation unfolds organically, spanning from Andre's morning routine and tech insights to his small-town upbringing and the struggles that shaped him. Exploring individuality, emotional intelligence, and the significance of teamwork, this episode navigates the complexities of life, mentorship, and the pursuit of purpose.As Andre shares his non-negotiables in collaboration and insights on responsibility in young athletes, he touches on contemporary issues, including healthcare and the perceived decline of grit in society. In the concluding moments, Andre imparts a powerful reminder to surround oneself with those who uplift and bring out the best. What We Discussed:00:00 Intro00:41 What were you reading this morning?01:12 Listening to a podcast to keep up with tech updates03:11 Take a look at Andre’s impressive resume04:16 If you were asked what you do for a living, what would you say?06:35 Growing up in an environment surrounded by struggles11:04 What were you trying to proof against a small-town mindset12:20 Did you know you are different in some ways?13:41 When did you pick up on your emotional intelligence?16:44 What’s your workout routine now?18:51 The team that you build can make or break you21:19 What are the non-negotiables when you’re working with someone?25:55 “Knowing your role, knowing your time.”  29:01 How do you make young athletes more responsible?32:30 Why do you do what you do?34:49 There’s so much stimulus for the younger generation35:46 Healthcare situation nowadays39:26 Are we losing grit?44:07 We all have a human side in us46:40 What’s wrong with you?50:40 Not everyone wants to go viral54:01 There are three types of Americans58:21 We’re always told to humble ourselves01:01:54 Do you think everybody has a purpose?01:07:10 Surround yourself with people who can help bring out the best in youFollow Andre Iguodala:https://twitter.com/andrehttps://www.instagram.com/andrehttps://www.youtube.com/@pointforwardhttps://www.instagram.com/pointforward/The Sixth Man: A MemoirFollow Mary Shenouda:https://www.instagram.com/paleochefhttps://paleochef.com/https://www.linkedin.com/in/maryshenouda/https://www.tiktok.com/@paleochef
Released:
Mar 7, 2024
Format:
Podcast episode

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Welcome to the Eat, Play, Crush podcast. I am your host, Mary Shenouda. Over my career as a performance chef and specialist to some of the most elite athletes and entertainers, I found that the gap between what they do and what you can accomplish is much more relatable than we make it seem. Performance and wellness should be inclusive, and I believe that if you have a body, you're performing at some level, whether you're a world-class athlete or simply someone like you and me. And it goes far beyond just nutrition. So my aim with this podcast is to share real-life stories, tips, and not tricks to inspire and make a difference so that you may eat well, play hard, and crush life.