Achieving Success with Olivia Atkin
Redefining what it really means to win in life, business, and beyond. Hosted by TEDx speaker, author, and former New York Football Giants PR pro Olivia Atkin, this globally listened-to show, heard across all seven continents, takes you inside the pivots, pressure, and breakthroughs of celebrities, athletes, entrepreneurs, and everyday leaders. Each episode is a reminder that there's no single path to success, only your own.
A sample of what you'll hear
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Ep. 202 What It's Really Like To Remember Every Day Since Age 6 with Frank Healy
Imagine remembering not just what happened on any given day for the past 60 years, but exactly how you felt during each moment. Frank Healy doesn't have to imagine it because he lives it every day through a rare memory condition that affects fewer than 100 people worldwide. What started as a burden that made him relive every painful moment has become his greatest asset in helping others heal from
Ep. 201 'My Arm Just Shattered': The Moment That Redefined Everything with Former MLB Player Dan Winkler
Picture this: You're living your childhood dream, pitching in the major leagues, when suddenly your arm literally breaks mid-game. Former MLB Player Dan Winkler didn't just survive that moment-he turned it into his greatest comeback story. As a 20th round draft pick who shouldn't have made it according to the odds, Dan had already proven doubters wrong once. But nothing prepared him for the sound
Ep. 200 The Safe Method For Digital Family Protection In The Age Of AI with Fareedah Shaheed
What would you do if someone asked you whether saving one child from online grooming would be worth sharing your most painful experiences? Fareedah Shaheed faced that exact question, and her answer transformed not just her life, but the lives of thousands of families navigating digital safety. As a cybersecurity expert who survived online grooming as a child, Fareedah brings a perspective that's b
Ep. 199 The Parts Of Podcasting Nobody Talks About (But Should)
What happens when the microphone turns off and the real work begins? Olivia pulls back the curtain on the podcasting journey most hosts experience but rarely discuss openly. From the vulnerability of putting your voice into someone's headphones to the invisible hours spent behind every polished episode, this conversation explores the emotional weight and unexpected responsibility that comes with b
Ep. 198 The Military Secret That Transforms Any Dog In 20 Minutes with Ryan Matthews
What if the path from drug dealing to military service to training over 6,000 dogs worldwide could teach you the one thing most dog owners get completely wrong? Ryan Matthews, former US Army combat canine handler and founder of World of Dog Training, reveals why your frustrated relationship with your dog isn't really about your dog at all. After surviving combat PTSD, cancer, and life-threatening
Ep. 197 How Audiobook Narration Cured Her Perfectionism And Changed Everything with Actress Kathe Mazur
What if the work you thought would be punishment became the thing that completely transformed how you show up in life? Actress Kathe Mazur shares how falling into audiobook narration accidentally cured her of decades of perfectionism and self-criticism, teaching her to trust her instincts in ways that changed everything about her creative process. Known for her nine-season run as DDA Andrea Hobbs
Ep. 196 The 90% Brain Rule That Prevents Burnout with Nadja Fromm
The woman who worked international flights while everyone slept thought she was better than everyone else, until she realized her brain was rewarding her for being miserable. After three burnouts climbing the corporate ladder at global giants like Lindt and Kraft Heinz, Nadja Fromm discovered the shocking truth: we're all comfortable with being uncomfortable when it should be the complete opposite
Ep. 195 The Million Dollar Misalignment: Why Podcast Drift Kills Authentic Growth
She was working with 60+ clients, hitting revenue milestones month after month, and everyone told her she was underpricing herself-so why did something feel so wrong? Olivia's business was the definition of success on paper: completely referral-based, continuously growing, with 10-12 hour days that felt like badges of honor rather than warning signs. But when she finally took 30 days off and looke
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Ep. 202 What It's Really Like To Remember Every Day Since Age 6 with Frank Healy
201 'My Arm Just Shattered': The Moment That Redefined Everything with Former MLB Player Dan Winkler
Ep. 200 The Safe Method For Digital Family Protection In The Age Of AI with Fareedah Shaheed
Ep. 199 The Parts Of Podcasting Nobody Talks About (But Should)
Ep. 198 The Military Secret That Transforms Any Dog In 20 Minutes with Ryan Matthews
Ep. 197 How Audiobook Narration Cured Her Perfectionism; Changed Everything with Actress Kathe Mazur
Ep. 196 The 90% Brain Rule That Prevents Burnout with Nadja Fromm
Ep. 195 The Million Dollar Misalignment: Why Podcast Drift Kills Authentic Growth
Ep. 194 Why Entrepreneurs Are Playing Societal Gambling with Their Money with Nick Savoy
Ep. 193 Why NFL Stands For Not For Long with Former NFL Player Tyrone Smith
Ep. 192 How The 3 Level 'If You Really Knew Me' Exercise Ditches Elevator Pitches with April Bell
Ep. 191 The $18 Million Dollar Mistake That Saved His Business with Scott Buell
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