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As Wimbledon fortnight gets underway, in celebration, we are revisiting our hugely successful podcast episode featuring our very special guest Dr Jim Loehr. In Part 2, we explore aspects of our health and well-being through the lens of a multi-dimensional construct. It is physical, It is emotional, it is mental, and it is spiritual. Approaching systems and individuals holistically can lead to more effective and sustainable outcomes, especially in areas like health, competition, work, and life performance. By considering the interconnectedness of all aspects of a person's well-being, we can strive to cultivate a more comprehensive approach to improvement and growth. While it is true that stress can be a catalyst for growth and development, it is important to acknowledge the significance of recovery in maintaining a healthy balance. Embracing stress in pursuit of personal growth is essential, but equally essential is the need for intentional and adequate recovery time, physically, emotionally, mentally and spiritually in order to sustain and maximise that growth. Understanding and implementing this balance is crucial for overall well-being and productivity. Part 2 – Monday, 8th July. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to listen and learn from a world-renowned performance psychologist, Dr Jim Loehr. If you would like to receive an email when podcasts are live, please subscribe:  https://buff.ly/3TZ7TXz

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Saumya Chandra

Human Resources Professional | ChiRunning| |80/20 Endurance Ambassador | Mental Fitness Coach | Podcast Host | Endurance Athlete | Behaviour Science

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Look forward. I believe in this formula - stress + rest = growth I can I compare it to interval training in running language. The recovery is as important as the sprint because that’s what leads to growth and that’s how you can sprint the next mile with the same or better capacity.

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