Scott Young (Author of Ultralearning)
Todd Nief
August 12, 2019
I’ve long been a Scott Young fan from my early days of reading blogs (miss you, Google Reader), so I was thrilled to get the
Todd Nief’s Show
Todd Nief is the owner of downtown Chicago’s #1 CrossFit gym and the coach to multiple CrossFit Games athletes. He has been featured by Men’s Fitness, WGN Radio, and NBC Chicago among others. His background in chemical engineering and as a musician in multiple death metal bands gives him a unique lens with which to unpack the models that people use to solve problems in complex areas like fitness, business, nutrition, music, economics and psychology.
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Ben Dziwulski (WODprep)
Todd Nief
July 29, 2019
The curse of knowledge. Many coaches struggle to explain things to athletes since they get lost in technical jargon. They use anatomical terms, discuss energy
Tony Gentilcore (CORE Fitness)
Todd Nief
July 15, 2019
People in fitness love to make everything hard. Want to get stronger? Better be squatting heavy 3x/week – better yet if your nose bleeds on
Austin O’Neal & Megan Benzik (Live ATOP Coaching)
Todd Nief
July 1, 2019
For some reason, I think that this podcast about living in a van will get fewer downloads than the last time Megan was on the
Chelsea Troy
Todd Nief
June 17, 2019
A lot of people have a nagging feeling in the back of their minds that they should “learn to code” or undertake some other sort
Survivorship Bias & Bad Advice
Todd Nief
May 31, 2019
If there’s one thing that drives me crazy, it’s terrible advice from successful people. If there’s another thing that drives me crazy, it’s magical thinking.
Marcus Filly (Revival Strength)
Todd Nief
May 17, 2019
“The next level of growth is going to come from letting go and taking more risks. You’re trying to control things and you’re good at
Orion Melehan (LIFEAID)
Todd Nief
May 3, 2019
“Being a Pollyanna actually works in your favor in business since you don’t really understand all of the obstacles.” Orion had an intuition that he
Socratic Questioning
Todd Nief
April 19, 2019
In a stunning and ironic twist of fate, I hereby offer a rambling and prescriptive solo podcast on utilizing Socratic questioning in elevating the thinking
James FitzGerald (OPEX)
Todd Nief
April 5, 2019
Isaac Newton discovered the physics of classical mechanics and essentially invented calculus – but also spent a huge percentage of his time fiddling with alchemy
Scott Young (Author of Ultralearning)
Todd Nief
August 12, 2019
I’ve long been a Scott Young fan from my early days of reading blogs (miss you, Google Reader), so I was thrilled to get the
Ben Dziwulski (WODprep)
Todd Nief
July 29, 2019
The curse of knowledge. Many coaches struggle to explain things to athletes since they get lost in technical jargon. They use anatomical terms, discuss energy
Tony Gentilcore (CORE Fitness)
Todd Nief
July 15, 2019
People in fitness love to make everything hard. Want to get stronger? Better be squatting heavy 3x/week – better yet if your nose bleeds on
Austin O’Neal & Megan Benzik (Live ATOP Coaching)
Todd Nief
July 1, 2019
For some reason, I think that this podcast about living in a van will get fewer downloads than the last time Megan was on the
Chelsea Troy
Todd Nief
June 17, 2019
A lot of people have a nagging feeling in the back of their minds that they should “learn to code” or undertake some other sort
Survivorship Bias & Bad Advice
Todd Nief
May 31, 2019
If there’s one thing that drives me crazy, it’s terrible advice from successful people. If there’s another thing that drives me crazy, it’s magical thinking.
Marcus Filly (Revival Strength)
Todd Nief
May 17, 2019
“The next level of growth is going to come from letting go and taking more risks. You’re trying to control things and you’re good at
Orion Melehan (LIFEAID)
Todd Nief
May 3, 2019
“Being a Pollyanna actually works in your favor in business since you don’t really understand all of the obstacles.” Orion had an intuition that he
Socratic Questioning
Todd Nief
April 19, 2019
In a stunning and ironic twist of fate, I hereby offer a rambling and prescriptive solo podcast on utilizing Socratic questioning in elevating the thinking
James FitzGerald (OPEX)
Todd Nief
April 5, 2019
Isaac Newton discovered the physics of classical mechanics and essentially invented calculus – but also spent a huge percentage of his time fiddling with alchemy
- Sarah Sentes (Manager Tools) on managing in industries that resist management
- Wayne Banks (KIPP Academy) on remote learning, protests, and race in CrossFit
- James Pligge of Harm’s Way
- Jeff Wang (Modern Asian Kitchen | Yum Dum Truck) on the Impact of COVID-19 on Restaurants
- Jon Callahan (The Great Unlearn)
- Sarah Sentes (Manager Tools) on managing in industries that resist management
- Wayne Banks (KIPP Academy) on remote learning, protests, and race in CrossFit
- James Pligge of Harm’s Way
- Jeff Wang (Modern Asian Kitchen | Yum Dum Truck) on the Impact of COVID-19 on Restaurants
- Jon Callahan (The Great Unlearn)