• How a triple major is reshaping the narrative around what it means to stand out
• The power of switching off social media and focusing on real-world connections
• Why authenticity is your most valuable currency in networking
• The importance of embracing awkward moments and rejection as growth
• Practical tips for making friends, exploring passions, and living fearlessly
• The impact of stepping outside of the 'American bubble' and learning from creative, cultural experiences
• Real talk on mental health, loneliness, and the importance of maintaining your own identity
• Navigating social pressures around appearance, branding, and external validation
• Why having multiple streams of interest and income is more than a trend — it’s a safeguard for your sanity
• A powerful reminder: “Do it scared, do it happy, do it for you”

Timestamps: 00:00 - The power of authenticity: Why being yourself is your greatest strength

02:04 - Switching off Instagram and TikTok to focus on building meaningful connections

03:32 - How to network on LinkedIn without feeling awkward

04:38 - Finding common ground in conversations — a secret to lasting connections

06:01 - The art of saying no to people and situations misaligned with your goals

08:04 - Celebrating the uniqueness of being a triple major — intersectionality and pride

11:12 - Rediscovering fun and identity beyond the grind of college

12:58 - Managing time, burnout, and the importance of mental health

14:39 - The beauty of letting go: Why not all relationships are meant to last

16:04 - Preparing for life after college: Embracing change and leaving the bubble

18:37 - The reality of adult life and how to navigate it with confidence

20:54 - Exploring passions: What would you do if money was no object?

23:38 - The importance of cybersecurity and the evolving tech landscape

25:56 - Balancing appearance, style, and authenticity in a world obsessed with perfection

27:21 - The entrepreneurial spirit: Family influence and future plans

28:27 - How to build your social capital on campus with confidence

34:16 - Recognizing and overcoming limiting beliefs passed down from elders

35:48 - Overconnection, social media dependency, and the loneliness epidemic

40:25 - Practical advice for making friends in college and beyond

43:46 - The reality of awkward moments and why they’re part of growth

44:50 - The influences shaping Gen Z perceptions of success and identity

50:29 - The importance of chasing your passions over societal expectations

52:20 - Wisdom for adults: Keep your curiosity alive and help the next gen thrive

In this episode, Britt sits down with Shelby Dyer, a junior at Rider University and D1 softball player, to talk about the real side of being a young athlete today.

Shelby opens up about:

• The pressure to always be involved and “doing something”

• Managing stress without being told it’s okay to take a break

• The mental toughness required in a sport that’s literally a game of failure

• Adapting to new coaching styles and evolving expectations

• The impact of social media on young athletes

• Why perspective changes everything

• Seizing opportunities while you’re young

They dive into the balancing act of staying active, staying curious, and staying grounded — especially in a culture that rewards constant motion.

Shelby reflects on how her upbringing shaped her drive, how team dynamics impact performance, and why leadership at a young age looks different than people think.

This conversation is about sports — but it’s also about growth, identity, resilience, and learning how to zoom out when things feel overwhelming.

If you’re a student-athlete, coach, parent, or young adult trying to figure it out, this episode will resonate.

Because at the end of the day?

It’s a game of failure.

Seize every moment.

And it’s all about perspective.

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CHAPTERS

00:00 A New Perspective

02:12 Shelby’s Multifaceted College Life

05:53 The Drive to Stay Active

09:46 Overstimulation & Finding Balance

11:53 Why Diverse Interests Matter

15:53 Curiosity as a Leadership Skill

18:01 The Power of Relationships

20:50 Softball & Life Lessons

22:33 Age & Maturity in College Sports

25:10 The Reality of College Softball

28:55 Growth Through Adaptation

31:14 The Mental Game

33:50 Leadership & Team Dynamics

41:17 Navigating Athletic Struggles

42:57 Building Mental Resilience

45:02 Social Media & Athlete Pressure

46:53 Embracing Uncertainty

49:05 Skills That Transfer Beyond Sports

53:45 Life After Athletics

56:09 Advice for Young Adults

57:55 The Power of Perspective

Yeah. We went there.

In this episode, Filippa Gula opens up about life as an international student-athlete — the pressure, the emotional weight of transferring schools, and the hard conversations that come with chasing growth.

We talk about:

• Moving across the world for basketball

• The emotional toll of the transfer portal

• Having uncomfortable conversations with coaches

• Team dynamics and how they impact performance

• Gen Z, social media, and outside expectations

• Balancing academics and athletics

• Perfectionism, pressure, and confidence

• Learning that sometimes… nobody cares as much as you think

This conversation is real, reflective, and honest about what it takes to grow when everything feels uncertain.

If you’re a student-athlete, a coach, a parent, or someone navigating high expectations — this one will resonate.

Growth isn’t glamorous.

It’s uncomfortable.

And sometimes, you have to do it again.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Dr. Ronald Reeves

02:59 Fraternity Rankings and Personal Experiences

05:49 Reflections on Michigan Scandal

08:26 Dr. Reeves' Background and Career Path

11:28 Navigating Conversations on Religion

14:27 Realizations of Aging and Physical Limitations

17:25 The Value of a PhD

20:27 The Importance of School Reputation

23:19 Insights on Working in Sports

29:23 Advice for Student Athletes

34:18 The Impact of Scandals on Organizations

39:19 Empowering the Younger Generation

43:05 Challenges for Coaches and Their Families

50:03 This or That: Unsolicited Advice Segment

In this episode of the Thanks But No One Asked You podcast, host Britt Hunter engages with author Andrew Maraniss, exploring themes of sports, storytelling, and social justice. They discuss Andrew's literary influences, the impact of his father's Pulitzer Prize-winning career, and the importance of empathy in writing. The conversation delves into Andrew's work on Perry Wallace, the first black basketball player in the SEC, highlighting the challenges of pioneering in sports and the significance of understanding different perspectives. They also touch on parenting strategies for raising well-rounded children and the dynamics of college athletics.

Takeaways

Bowl games have lost some appeal but are still important.

Family traditions play a significant role in holiday celebrations.

Literary influences shape an author's writing style.

Pressure from a famous parent can impact an author's journey.

Writing about underrepresented voices is crucial for empathy.

Sports can serve as a platform for discussing social issues.

Pioneering in any field comes with challenges and loneliness.

Understanding different perspectives is essential in today's society.

Raising children with diverse experiences fosters empathy.

Authors must balance their craft with marketing efforts.

Titles

Exploring the Intersection of Sports and Social Justice

The Power of Storytelling in Sports

Sound bites

"I love bowl games."

"I spent eight years working on it."

"You have to use your voice."

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Andrew Maraniss

01:41 Family Traditions and Holiday Celebrations

02:51 Literary Influences and Favorite Books

08:00 Andrew's Background and Career

09:57 Growing Up with a Pulitzer Prize-Winning Father

11:45 Pressure of Following in Father's Footsteps

14:14 Themes of Social Justice in Andrew's Writing

22:14 Understanding Race and Identity

28:59 Perry Wallace and His Impact

29:04 The Legacy of Perry Wallace

32:17 Pioneering in a Segregated Society

36:30 The Courage to Stand Alone

39:27 The Long Road to Recognition

46:08 Understanding Different Perspectives

50:04 Raising Open-Minded Children

59:49 Advice for Authors and Publishers

Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Technical Challenges

02:45 Lane Kiffin's Coaching Decisions

05:56 Music Preferences and Nostalgia

08:52 Life in New York City

11:49 Aging and Working with Youth

14:53 AJ's Career Journey and Aspirations

17:47 Navigating the Sports Industry

20:49 Experiences at HBCUs and Diversity in Sports

28:08 Understanding Different Backgrounds in Athletics

33:08 The Impact of NIL on College Sports

40:27 Career Development for Student Athletes

45:56 The Reality of Division I Aspirations

54:21 Advice for Law Students and Young Professionals

Keywords

Antoine McClain, athlete development, career transitions, Clemson University, NFL, player engagement, sport career transitions, mentorship, athlete identity, professional football

Takeaways

• Antoine McClain's career is centered on athlete development and transition.
• He played major college football at Clemson University.
• Antoine advanced to the professional level, earning a Super Bowl ring.
• His post-playing career began at the NFL Office in Player Engagement.
• He has held key roles at Clemson, Tennessee, and UNC Charlotte.
• Antoine focuses on helping athletes build identity and confidence.
• He is an adjunct professor at the University of South Carolina.
• Antoine designs a Sport Career Transitions course for athletes.
• His work combines classroom structure with real-world mentorship.
• Antoine's football journey laid the foundation for his career impact.

Keywords

athletes, transition, identity, sports, networking, personal growth, fulfillment, purpose, exposure, cultural experiences

Takeaways

Athletes often struggle with identity after sports.

Parental influence can shape a child's focus on sports.

Diverse experiences are crucial for personal growth.

Networking is key to finding opportunities beyond sports.

Exposure to different cultures enriches personal development.

Athletes should explore interests outside of sports.

Building relationships can open unexpected doors.

Life skills are essential for post-sports success.

Mindset and resilience are vital for overcoming challenges.

Journaling can help athletes reflect and grow.

Website - https://www.strivehigheraftersports.com/

Instagram - https://instagram.com/shed_ave

LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/stevedav/

Strive Higher Journal - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0F5Q83NFV#

Minnesota Athlete Community Sign Up - http://eepurl.com/jqbAZc

We talked about the importance of speaking up, the expectations that come with leadership, and the very real challenges that exist inside corporate culture. Rich shared how AI is reshaping not just the workplace but also how we live and learn. We discussed adaptability, continuous growth, and the need to stay curious—especially as we face things like ageism and rapid technological change.

We also explored the intersection of AI and healthcare, the role of mentorship in shaping careers, and how feedback and self-awareness are non-negotiables for effective leadership.

Rich and I are similar in that we both say it like it is. You’ll hear him repeat one of his core beliefs throughout our conversation: “Bring truth to power.” It’s who he is, and it’s why I’ve been intentional about managing our relationship and making sure we connect every month. Every time we talk, I walk away with something new—whether it’s wisdom, perspective, or one of his hilarious behind-the-scenes stories from Microsoft back in the day.

As a bonus, Rich even shared memories of working with nearly every major Microsoft leader—from their quirks and strengths to the moments that defined the company’s culture.

This conversation is full of leadership lessons, personal growth, and reminders of what it looks like to lead with courage and candor.

#LeadershipDevelopment #MentorshipMatters #BringTruthToPower #CorporateCulture #AIandLeadership #CareerGrowth #AuthenticLeadership #MicrosoftStories #ProfessionalGrowth #ExecutiveMindset #CourageToLead #Adaptability #InnovationAndAI #WomenInLeadership #BeTheException

In this conversation, I learned a LOT: from the complex history between Native students and schools to the quiet segregation that still exists today—and yes, the difference between marginalization and erasure. There is a difference, y’all!

Sound Bites:

• “You can’t tell me I can’t be a scientist.”
• “To whom much is given, much is required.”
• “We need true co-conspirators, not allies.”

In this episode of Thanks, But No One Asked You, host Britt Hunter sits down with educator, author, and entrepreneur Lindsie Boykin for a hilarious, heartfelt, and unfiltered conversation on what it really takes to lead, build, and stay grounded while chasing big dreams.

From classroom chaos at Success Academy to building a thriving consulting agency, Britt and Lindsie swap stories about teaching, leadership, and the wild ride of entrepreneurship. They get real about navigating burnout, working under pressure, and finding joy in the mess.

You’ll hear laughs, lessons, and legacy-building gems—plus a sneak peek at Lindsie’s new book for Black women in leadership and her upcoming webinar on community and confidence.

Personal LinkedIn:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/lindsieboykin-eds/

Say It Louder, Sis: 31 Affirmations and Reflections for Black Women Who Build:

https://www.lulu.com/shop/lindsie-boykin-eds/say-it-louder-sis/paperback/product-7k8z467.html?page=1&pageSize=4

Leaders Need Systems Links:

Linktree: https://linktr.ee/leadersneedsystems (webinar registration here)

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/leaders-need-systems

LNS IG: @leadersneedsystems

LNS Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LeadersNeedSystems/

💡 Tune in if you’ve ever:

Needed a reminder that leadership is messy—but worth it

Wanted to balance purpose with peace

Missed those old-school TV vibes

Or just love a good laugh with your motivation

🎧 Listen now and join the conversation where humor meets heart and every “lesson learned” comes with a story.

#ThanksButNoOneAskedYou #Podcast #Leadership #Entrepreneurship #BlackWomenInLeadership #Education #Storytelling #LegacyBuilding #BrittHunter #LindsieBoykin

💡 Takeaways

• Books often mirror our own journeys and beliefs.
• Conspiracy theories can be both hilarious and revealing.
• Running is more than exercise—it’s therapy and reflection.
• Teach For America tests your grit and reshapes your purpose.
• Great classroom management starts with empathy and flexibility.
• Redefining dress codes can redefine who feels seen in tech.
• Creativity often grows from wanting to own your path.
• Honest feedback fuels growth and better ideas.
• Every pivot brings lessons you didn’t expect.
• Learning never stops—personally or professionally.

Check Out Casey's site: https://dresscode.dev/

Connect with Casey on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/caseyjostine/

We also get honest about some of the buzzwords floating around the edtech space, how they can distract from what actually matters, and why durable skills — like communication, resilience, and adaptability — are the ones that truly shape a student’s future.

This conversation reminded me that education is leadership, and leadership is about people. Whether you’re an educator, coach, or someone who just wants to make an impact, there’s so much here about staying grounded in your why and building environments where people feel seen, heard, and supported.

💡 Key Takeaways:

• Education is about building community and belonging.
• Underestimated youth often display incredible resilience.
• Feedback should be continuous, honest, and constructive.
• Investing in community resources lightens the load on schools.
• Buzzwords can’t replace authentic connection or impact.
• Teachers deserve fair pay and professional respect.
• A culture of coachability is essential for growth.
• Durable skills outlast any single job or tool.
• Non-linear career paths lead to purpose and fulfillment.
• Knowing your why keeps you aligned and grounded.

Check out their work: https://www.linkedin.com/company/talentlabsolutions

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• Understanding the difference between 'junior' and 'second' in names.
• The influence of celebrity culture on sports and athletes.
• Instant replay can disrupt the flow and integrity of sports.
• Dietary changes are inevitable as we age.
• Building relationships is crucial in player development.
• Customization in coaching is essential for athlete success.
• Coaches have a responsibility to support all athletes, not just the stars.
• Learning from experience is key to personal and professional growth.
• Starters should mentor bench players to prepare them for opportunities.
• Athletic directors must remember the human element in their roles.

This week, I sat down with Liz Hershfield, Executive Director at Cotton Council International (CCI) and a sustainability powerhouse with two decades of experience in the fashion industry. She broke everything down—from the health benefits of wearing natural fibers (like cotton) to how sustainability isn’t just a trend—it’s her life’s work.

We talked:

👕 Why natural fibers matter for your body + your planet

🌎 How her global career in fashion led her to the front lines of sustainability

👶 Advice for parents raising conscious kids (spoiler: we don’t have kids, but we have thoughts)

🍽️ Why working in the service industry early in your career absolutely counts

And of course, how her role at COTTON USA™ is shaping the future of sustainable fashion—from U.S. cotton farms to global runways.

Liz is proof that having a non-linear, mission-driven career isn’t just possible—it’s powerful.

📌 Guest Bio:

Liz Hershfield is the Executive Director of Cotton Council International (CCI), where she leads global efforts to promote U.S. cotton and sustainable practices in the textile industry. She’s worked with brands like Madewell, Bonobos, and Old Navy, and founded the ESG consultancy Green-ish. She's also the recipient of the Textile Exchange Ryan Young Climate+ Award and The Lead’s Direct 60 Award.

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I bring insights from my experience in sports, education, and corporate leadership to deliver candid advice, humor, and real talk that empowers future changemakers. Through engaging stories and guest conversations, I tackle mentorship, personal growth, and innovation, making leadership bold, relatable, and actionable.

This convo taught me so much — from what the SWATS really means (Southwest Atlanta Too Strong), to how native Atlantans are feeling about all the changes, to what a City Council member actually does (I asked, because I know some of y’all don’t know either 😂).

We get into:

🎶 The music biz and managing artists

📚 Teaching, subbing, and showing up for kids

🏛️ His campaign focus: safety, schools, housing, opportunity

💸 What it’s really like asking your friends to support your run (if you heard the William "BAM" Sparks episode, you already know this hits)

Plus UNSOLICITED ADVICE from our Guest “Stevo”

What I love about this one? Steven and I both live mosaic lives — never stuck in one box, always collecting stories. It’s honest, inspiring, and lowkey/HIKEY hope it might shift how you see your own path.

Donation Link: 

https://secure.actblue.com/donate/stevendingle

#StevenDingle #LocalVoicesMatter #FromMusicToPolitics #UnfilteredPodcast #AtlantaPolitics

Before starting business school, someone told me:

“If you want to grow as a leader—really grow—surround yourself with people who see the world differently.”

In this episode, I share why that advice led me to intentionally connect with international students—and how it changed everything.

We talk about:

• The real value international students bring to U.S. campuses
• How diverse perspectives elevate leadership, strategy, and innovation
• The economic benefits international students bring to American institutions
• And why, in a time of tighter H1-B visa regulations, these conversations matter more than ever

This one’s for anyone thinking about business school, leadership development, or the future of global talent in the U.S.

#BusinessSchool #InternationalStudents #LeadershipDevelopment #DiversityInLeadership #EmpatheticLeadership #MBALife #H1BVisa #StudyInUSA #GlobalTalent #InclusiveLeadership #FutureOfWork #CulturalCompetence #VisaPolicy #BusinessSchoolAdvice #InternationalEducation

One of the first teammates I ever had—and one of the toughest.

Playing with Barb?

Meant no plays off.

No shortcuts. No excuses.

Just relentless accountability.

She showed me early what it really meant to hold your teammates to a standard.

Not with words—but with work. Every rep. Every possession. Every moment.

That mindset didn’t stop after her playing days.

Barb took that same fire into coaching—making her mark in both the WNBA and NBA, a rare feat in the world of pro hoops.

She’s not just coaching the game—she’s shaping culture.

Demanding excellence. Leading with presence. And staying ten toes down through it all.

Big time player. Big time coach. Big time impact.

#BarbaraTurner #BigTimeTurner #WomenInSports #ClevelandMade #AthleteToCoach #WNBA #NBA #HallOfFamer #BasketballCulture #LeadershipInSports #BlackWomenInSports #AccountabilityMatters #NoPlaysOff #CoachingExcellence #SportsLegacy #TeammateGoals

🎙️ In this episode, I sit down with Denzell Turner who is in town for The Podcast Summit!— former Microsoft colleague, podcast host, and Detroit native on a mission to amplify voices that deserve to be heard.

Denzell has welcomed incredible guests onto his platform — from potential mayoral candidates to players from the Detroit Lions and Pistons — but the magic is in how he highlights small Black-owned businesses in Detroit.

He has Unsolicited Advice for:

• The NBA 🏀
• People from Seattle 🌲
• Younger Denny (his past self) 🙌🏾

If you’ve ever thought about launching a podcast — or you just love seeing hometown pride turn into a platform — this episode is for you!

@BlackFridaysPodcast

🔥 From the emotional toll of building a business while raising a family

💡 To the game-changing vision behind the first autonomous grocery store in the Southeast

🚀 Jilea shares the highs, the heartbreaks, and the hustle it takes to disrupt a $1T+ industry.

Whether you're a mom, a founder, or someone chasing big dreams—you need to hear this.

👉🏽 Like, comment, and subscribe for more interviews with bold changemakers.

💬 Drop your biggest takeaway in the comments!

#BlackFounders #WomenInBusiness #NourishAndBloom #MotherhoodAndEntrepreneurship #GroceryTech #FutureOfRetail #JileaHemmings #Leadership #StartupStories

In this episode, I share what it was really like dating a man shorter than me—and the moment it all came to a head.

Picture this: I’m out with my partner when a taller man starts flirting with me. I handle it—firm and clear. But instead of appreciation, I get attitude. He’s offended.

And that’s when I realized: some men say they’re confident dating a taller woman… until the reality of the attention we get starts bruising their ego.

Let’s talk about it.

▪️ Do tall women get too much attention?

▪️ Is confidence in dating height-blind—or height-delusional?

▪️ And how do we navigate dating dynamics when “secure” doesn’t always mean secure long-term?

💬 I want to hear from other tall women:

Has a man ever told you he was cool with your height, only to flip months (or years) later?

Let’s unpack the height tension and the confidence cracks it exposes.

To College Or Not To College? Have you ever sat up asking yourself, "What if college isn’t the only path to success?"

In this episode of Thanks But No One Asked You, Britt shares the real convo that sparked this question. from a niece ready to walk away from school to chase a real estate dream, to the TikTok culture speeding up success expectations. It’s not about saying yes or no to college. It’s about helping the next generation make informed, intentional decisions… and that starts with critical thinking. Tap in if you’re: — A parent trying to guide without pushing — A student second-guessing the college route — Or someone who’s ever wondered, “Was my degree really worth it?” 💬 COMMENT below: If you could go back, would you still go to college? 📌 Don’t forget to like, subscribe & share with the college dropout or degree-haver in your life. We want to hear your stories, email us your questions, comments, and thoughts to thanksbutnooneaskedyou@gmail.com

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Other Topic:

Education, self-transformation, self-development, personality growth, personal growth, Anna Akana, mental health, Mel Robbins, healthy lifestyle, career decision, decision making, Francesca Ramsey, motivation, Shankar Vedantam, inspiration.

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I’m breaking down:

How to gain executive trust when you’re the most junior person in the room

The difference between being visible vs. just being present

What I know now that I wish I knew at 22. If you’re tired of playing small, this one's for you.

0:00 --- Why I took an internship at 31

01:35 – The mindset shift that changed everything

03:10 – Earning executive trust without faking it

05:05 – How I used my network without being transactional

06:45 – Lessons for 21–24 year olds navigating early career

08:15 – The power of your presence: how to be remembered

10:00 – My final advice to the “quiet grinders” out there

🎧 Watch, comment, and subscribe.

Full episode streaming on Fanbase + YouTube.

https://www.fanbase.app/@ThanksButNoOneAskedYou

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In this episode, Britt Hunter sits down with William “Bam” Sparks to unpack his journey from co-founding the Trap Museum to launching Culture Wireless—an internet company on a mission to make access equitable for Black communities and HBCUs. We talk about the "data rich", the digital divide, black people investing in each other, and tampons...yes, you read that right, tampons!

For those seeking to diversify their portfolio and invest in Culture Wireless, please consider investing today - I did! https://wefunder.com/culturewireless?auto_login_token=a&utm_swu=1022

00:00 – Hot Seat Intro + “From the Block to Bandwidth”

03:00 – Trap Museum origin story

07:30 – From engineer to culture-shifter

10:00 – Bam’s early career struggles + network power

13:00 – The creation of Culture Wireless

18:00 – Atlanta’s digital redline + 7-mile gap

22:00 – Unused data as community fuel

25:00 – Challenges of raising Black capital

28:00 – Britt invests $1K into Culture Wireless

30:00 – Real talk on support, proximity bias, and showing up

CTA:

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We kicked off Thanks But No One Asked You with a live show in Atlanta!

Guests from Nourish + Bloom, Culture Wireless, and Fanbase pulled up to talk ownership, legacy, and building for the culture (while roasting each other just a little).

Whether you're here for the lessons or the laughter, you’re in the right place.

Watch, comment, and subscribe for more unfiltered conversations.

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Host Britt Hunter dives into what it really means to mind your business, follow your own path, and stop letting outside noise run your decisions. From career pivots to personal growth, this episode is a love note to trusting yourself, even when the crowd’s got opinions.

If you’ve ever asked:

“What will people think?”

“Am I doing this right?”

“Why is everybody in my business?”

...then this episode is for you.

Listen now on Spotify and wherever you get your podcasts.

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Subscribe to the exclusive series on Fanbase for $4.99/month.

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You ever get tired of shrinking just to survive?

I was a national champion, a leader, and a high-achiever—on paper, it looked perfect. But after the accolades came burnout, silence, and a real reckoning with what it means to actually live in alignment.

This is the story behind the mic.

I’m Britt Hunter—coach, creator, and your favorite Corporate Cousin—and this video is the blueprint behind the podcast, the brand, and the real-life pivots nobody saw coming.

In this episode, you’ll hear:

✅ My journey from D1 to self-trust

✅ Why I left “perfect” behind

✅ What Thanks But No One Asked You is really about

✅ How Fanbase is helping me do it my way

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I bring insights from my experience in sports, education, and corporate leadership to deliver candid advice, humor, and real talk that empowers future changemakers. Through engaging stories and guest conversations, I tackle mentorship, personal growth, and innovation, making leadership bold, relatable, and actionable.

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Education, self-transformation, self-development, personality growth, personal growth, Anna Akana, mental health, Mel Robbins, healthy lifestyle, career decision, decision making, Francesca Ramsey, motivation, Shankar Vedantam, inspiration.

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