How to Stop Defining Yourself by Your Failures Feat. Dr. Nate Zinsser

Jul 7, 2026 · 40 min

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0:03This is the admirers show.

0:06Hey, welcome back to the show, everybody.

0:08So, this week, I want to get right into it.

0:10We're going to talk about self-confidence.

0:11And this is not your normal self-confidence podcast, you know, with the normal platitudes that you hear a million times about how to build self-confidence.

0:18This is going to be different.

0:19And the reason it's different is because of my guest.

0:22You guys know I curate guests that I believe can bring something to the table that haven't been at the table before for so many of you.

0:30And Dr.

0:31Zinzer is absolutely fits that criteria.

0:33Let me tell you why.

0:34He's the director of West Point's Performance Psychology Program, where he trains U.S.

0:39military academy cadets and leaders how to operate effectively, frankly, how to build their own self-confidence with some of the most important people in the world.

0:47He's also worked with Olympic athletes, pro sports teams.

0:50Kind of Eli Manning stands out to me because he beat my Patriots twice.

0:53So I definitely have to dive into that one.

0:56And obviously, corporate leaders and elite military leaders as well.

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