The School of Greatness

Anita Moorjani did everything right. She ate organic, avoided sugar, studied cancer prevention obsessively. She still got lymphoma. That contradiction is the entire point.

Growing up as an Indian woman in Hong Kong, caught between British culture and a community that valued sons over daughters, Anita learned one thing above all else: make yourself small and keep everyone happy. That lesson followed her for 40 years, through a canceled arranged marriage, a cancer diagnosis, and a four-year deterioration that ended with her in a coma, 85 pounds, and organs failing.

Then she left her body. In that expanded state, she saw clearly for the first time: it wasn't the cancer that had been killing her. It was the fear.

When she came back, every trace of cancer was gone within three weeks. Doctors flew in from the US just to study her case. None of them could explain it.

What Anita brought back is a message she's been sharing for 20 years: you don't need to earn your place in the world, you already are what you've been spending your life trying to become.

Anita’s books:

Dying to Be Me

Sensitive Is the New Strong: The Power of Empaths in an Increasingly Harsh World

What If This Is Heaven?: How Our Cultural Myths Prevent Us from Experiencing Heaven on Earth

Anita's Sedona Healing Retreat

Anita's Website

Anita's Facebook

Anita's Instagram

In this episode you will:

Understand why living in constant fear can manifest as serious physical illness - and how shifting from fear-based choices to love-based ones changes everything

Discover what Anita experienced during her 30-hour coma, including what she saw, heard, and understood outside her physical body

Learn the mirror exercise that helped Anita rebuild self-worth from scratch after coming back from the edge of death

Recognize how people-pleasing and self-repression show up in the body, and why your authentic self will keep demanding to be heard

Apply Anita's framework for replacing fear of what you don't want with a focused attention on what you actually want to create

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Kevin Love has an NBA championship ring, five All-Star selections, and an Olympic gold medal. He also had a panic attack that changed everything.

In this conversation, he gets radically honest about what it means to carry anxiety, rage, and childhood wounds into a life that looks like success from the outside. He talks about nine years of estrangement from his parents, the reconciliation that came just before his father died, and what becoming a father himself has taught him about what it means to finally become a man.

What comes through most is this: the things you don't say will find a way out. Kevin built a career on channeling pain into performance, and now he's doing the harder thing; learning to actually heal. His Kevin Love Fund is bringing emotional language into classrooms so the next generation of kids doesn't have to wait until their 30s to learn what they're feeling.

 

This is a conversation about athletic mortality, grief, fatherhood, and what it looks like to build a life that matches the work you've done inside.

The Greatness Playbook: The Mental Resilience Edition

The Kevin Love Fund

Kevin's Instagram

In this episode you will:

Learn how to create boundaries with family that are rooted in growth, not punishment, and why subtraction is sometimes the path to finding yourself

Understand what it means to face athletic mortality and how to hold your identity when the thing you've chased your whole life starts letting go of you

Discover how unprocessed childhood anger can become both the fuel for elite performance and the thing that quietly destroys your relationships

Explore why reconciliation and forgiveness can exist alongside pain, and how two completely opposite truths can be real at the same time

Find out why the things we don't say are the most dangerous things we carry, and what it looks like to build a life that is relentlessly curious without fear

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Dr. Edith Eger was 16 years old when she danced for Josef Mengele at Auschwitz the same night her mother was sent to the gas chamber. She survived. And then she spent decades running from what happened until she finally turned around and walked straight back into it.

What she found there changed everything.

Edith teaches that freedom is not something that happens to you. It is something you choose. Again and again. By becoming your own good parent, facing what you have been carrying, and giving yourself permission to let go.

Anger is not the primary emotion, she says. Underneath it is always fear. And underneath fear is a little child who just needs someone to show up.

This conversation will rearrange something inside you. It is not about forgetting. It is not about overcoming. It is about learning to cherish the wound, and using it to become more alive.

Dr. Edith’s website

Dr. Edith on Instagram

Dr. Edith’s courses

Dr. Edith’s books:

The Choice: Embrace the Possible

The Gift: 14 Lessons to Save Your Life

The Ballerina of Auschwitz: Young Adult Edition of The Choice

In this episode you will:

Discover why the key to your freedom is already in your pocket, even if you have been in your own mental prison for years

Learn how to turn depression into expression by facing the rage you have been running from instead of medicating or analyzing it

Understand the critical difference between being a victim and being victimized, and why one destroys your potential while the other leaves your power intact

Find out how to stop living for other people's approval by becoming the loving parent to yourself that you may have never had

Reclaim the joy and passion you thought you lost by asking one simple question about everything you do

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Chloe Kim won her first Olympic gold at 17, became the most dominant athlete in her sport, and then quietly started questioning whether any of it made her feel the way she expected it to.

She reveals that the greatest pressure she ever felt came not from the crowd or the competition but from internalizing the belief that first place was simply where she was supposed to be, making every win feel expected and every loss feel like failure. That belief quietly ate at her for over a decade, and unpacking it took therapy, an ADHD diagnosis at 26, and the brutal test of entering her third Olympics on eight days of snow training after a serious shoulder injury.

What she discovered is something any high achiever will recognize: the version of yourself that performs at the highest level and the version that knows how to rest, feel, and connect are often two very different people, and you have to build the second one on purpose.

This conversation gives you a real look at what it takes to stop measuring your worth by your results, start celebrating smaller wins, and build a life that feels as good as it looks from the outside.

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In this episode you will:

Learn how she competed in the 2026 Olympics with only eight days on snow after shoulder surgery, and what genuine grit actually looks like when the outcome is uncertain.

Discover how Chloe reframed outside expectations as a crowd of believers instead of a wall of pressure, and use that same mental shift when performance stakes feel crushing.

Understand why you cannot eliminate self-doubt and what she does instead to quiet the noise enough to trust muscle memory and show up anyway.

Recognize the trap of tying your identity to your results, and follow the perspective shift that helped Chloe finally feel genuine happiness when competitors she loves beat her.

Apply Chloe's three personal truths to your own life: keep learning at any age, take care of yourself first, and give yourself real permission to have fun and celebrate the small wins you keep skipping.

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Ryan Leak spent the last day of his twenties at a speaking event where a woman told him his documentary had pulled a young man off the floor of a crack house and back into life, and that single moment changed how he decided to spend the next decade of his career.

What makes this conversation surprising is how openly Ryan admits he is still working through his own lies, like the belief that the only value he brings to the world is what people see on a stage or a screen.

He talks directly to anyone who has ever burned energy on relationships that were never really friendships, anyone who has reacted to a difficult person and become someone they did not recognize in the process, and anyone who keeps saying yes when everything inside them is asking them to pause.

Ryan lays out a practical case for why becoming proactive instead of reactive is the only real solution to handling difficult people, and why the most generous thing you can give someone is not money but a path to make their own.

The episode closes with a question every listener deserves to sit with: if you stayed on the exact same path for another decade, would you look back knowing you truly went for it, or would you realize you were playing it safe inside something that felt comfortable?

The Greatness Playbook: The Self-Trust Edition

Ryan's Website

Ryan’s books:

How to Work with Complicated People: Strategies for Effective Collaboration with (Nearly) Anyone

How to Work with Complicated People: A Survival Guide

Leveling Up: 12 Questions to Elevate Your Personal and Professional Development

UnOffendable

Chasing Failure: How Falling Short Sets You Up for Success

In this episode you will:

Discover why reacting to difficult people is the one habit guaranteed to turn you into someone you do not want to be, and what to do instead

Learn how to identify the difference between a good opportunity and the right one, using a simple prayer practice that cuts through the noise

Uncover the lies you have been telling yourself about your potential and why the story that starts with "I can't" is the one costing you the most

Recognize which relationships in your life are real friendships and which ones are draining you with the illusion of closeness

Understand why generosity at its highest level has nothing to do with money and everything to do with putting people in a position to grow

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