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In this powerful episode, M.S. Sport Psychologist Andrea Stojanović joins us to explore how the relentless pursuit of success can trap athletes in fear and rob them of joy. From young tennis prodigies weighed down by parental expectations to elite competitors haunted by past achievements, Andrea shares candid insights into why so many athletes feel they’re never “enough” and how they experience guilt under the pressure of not letting people around them down.

Together, they unpack the difference between success, greatness, and mastery—and why redefining these ideas is crucial for well-being. Whether you’re an athlete, a parent, or simply someone striving to grow, this conversation offers fresh perspectives on how to reconnect with your true value beyond medals and results.

#231: More than enough: Escaping the success trap - Andrea Stojanović

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