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#112 - Dr. Ryan Lowery |What I Learned Racing Exotic Supercars
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In this episode of What the Fat, I talk about my time in Las Vegas and racing exotic Supercars. I take my time on the track and look at how I can apply each thing I learned from racing and put it towards my everyday life. It’s analogies like the ones I came across in racing that really push you forward in everyday situations. I give my top 5 takeaways from this experience and look at how each can help progress you forward.
Enjoy The Show!
Takeaways
I had five major takeaways during my time racing exotic supercars in Las Vegas. Each analogy helped me gain more perspective on how to navigate not only the track but through life.
Links and Resources
Show Notes:
- 1:00 The start of my trip to Las Vegas
- 6:00 Racing exotic cars and the realizing I got more out of it than I thought
- 6:50 Takeaway 1
- 8:19 Takeaway 2
- 11:55 Takeaway 3
- 15:34 Takeaway 4
- 17:32 Takeaway 5
Tweetables
“Sometimes you have to go slow before you go fast.”
“You can’t be afraid to press the gas.”
“You always have to have your eyes ahead.”
“At the end of the day you dictate your speed.”
“You can’t be afraid to crash.”
If you like today’s episode, subscribe on Apple Podcasts at What The Fat and leave us a 5-star, positive review.
Tips, Recipes, Community: @ryanplowery
Videos: Dr. Ryan Lowery Youtube
141 episodes
Archived series ("Inactive feed" status)
When? This feed was archived on September 01, 2024 03:17 (). Last successful fetch was on July 30, 2024 14:23 ()
Why? Inactive feed status. Our servers were unable to retrieve a valid podcast feed for a sustained period.
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Manage episode 238307141 series 1789770
In this episode of What the Fat, I talk about my time in Las Vegas and racing exotic Supercars. I take my time on the track and look at how I can apply each thing I learned from racing and put it towards my everyday life. It’s analogies like the ones I came across in racing that really push you forward in everyday situations. I give my top 5 takeaways from this experience and look at how each can help progress you forward.
Enjoy The Show!
Takeaways
I had five major takeaways during my time racing exotic supercars in Las Vegas. Each analogy helped me gain more perspective on how to navigate not only the track but through life.
Links and Resources
Show Notes:
- 1:00 The start of my trip to Las Vegas
- 6:00 Racing exotic cars and the realizing I got more out of it than I thought
- 6:50 Takeaway 1
- 8:19 Takeaway 2
- 11:55 Takeaway 3
- 15:34 Takeaway 4
- 17:32 Takeaway 5
Tweetables
“Sometimes you have to go slow before you go fast.”
“You can’t be afraid to press the gas.”
“You always have to have your eyes ahead.”
“At the end of the day you dictate your speed.”
“You can’t be afraid to crash.”
If you like today’s episode, subscribe on Apple Podcasts at What The Fat and leave us a 5-star, positive review.
Tips, Recipes, Community: @ryanplowery
Videos: Dr. Ryan Lowery Youtube
141 episodes
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