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Push your limits and go beyond what's possible with today's midweek mashup all about mental toughness. Listen as we revisit the importance of struggle in life, why pushing your body to its limit will also push your mind and the stories of our guests conquering the most amazing challenges the human body and brain can achieve. [3:42 - 14:42] Joost Janssen | Becoming a Navy SealJoost Janssen is a father, actor, stuntman and former Navy SEAL. He enlisted in the Navy at 22 years old after his wife was tragically killed in an automobile accident. He served more than 12 years as a Frogman before leaving the military. Joost then worked for the CIA for over five years and has made deployments to Iraq, Afghanistan, Yemen and many others. Currently he is a Hollywood actor and stuntman who has worked on films such as Iron Man, Transformers, American Assassin and more.  In this segment, Joost expands on why you should keep doing difficult things to push your mind and body and improve your mindset.Listen to the full episode here[14:42  - 24:06] Akshay Nanavati | Struggle is NecessaryAfter overcoming drug addiction, PTSD from fighting in Iraq with the Marines, depression and alcoholism that drove him to the brink of suicide, Akshay Nanavati has since built a global business, run ultramarathons, spent 7 days in darkness, and explored mountains, caves and polar icecaps. Combining his experiences with years of research, he wrote the book Fearvana. The Dalai Lama said “Fearvana inspires us to look beyond our own agonizing experiences and find the positive side of our lives.” Akshay now helps people build a positive relationship to suffering in order to create a life of boundless bliss. In this segment Akshay describes the “ultra run” and other extreme activities that have helped him confront PTSD. Listen to the full episode here[24:067  - 41:05] Dean Karnazes | Ultra Marathons and Building Mental ToughnessDean Karnazes is an Ultra Marathoner, Author, and one of Time Magazine's Top 100 most influential people in the world. He ran 50 marathons in all 50 states in 50 consecutive days, and has also won the world's toughest foot race, the Badwater Ultra- Marathon. He speaks about mental toughness, his most challenging races and the mindset for pushing past your goals.Listen to the full episode here?—--Did you love the value that we are putting out in the show? LEAVE A REVIEW and tell us what you think about the episode so we can continue putting out great content just for you! Share this episode and help someone who wants to connect with world-class people. Jump on over to travischappell.com/makemypodcast and let my team make you your very own show!If you want to learn how to build YOUR network, check out my website travischappell.com. You can connect with me on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Welkom bij KwalITijd. Dé podcast over kwaliteit in IT. Maak kennis met de hosts Ide Koops en Joost Janssen. Zij vertellen wat je van deze podcast kan verwachten. Te gast in deze eerste aflevering is de managing director van KZA, Mark Bottelier. KZA is een toonaangevend bedrijf op het gebied van testen en kwaliteit in de IT en sponsor van deze podcast. Wat zijn onze ervaringen tijdens de coronacrisis?

Joost Janssen, former Navy Seal, Aaron Hale, 14-year military veteran and founder a chocolate business, E.O.D, and Eric Kapitulik, founder of The Program share stories, takeaways, and life lessons from their time in the military. On this episode: Joost gives an intimate look at the Navy Seal training process. Aaron reflects on doing an IED check while on duty in Afghanistan, when a secondary device detonated and damaged his eyes beyond repair, entirely blinding him. Eric shares key life lessons learned from his time at the United States Naval Academy and the United States Marine Corps. Travis and Eric have an important dialogue about failure and the opportunity to reframe failure in a positive light. Key Takeaways: It’s not enough to not quit, you also have to function. You can find your purpose and direction through continually challenging yourself. Build a habit of courage. Tweetable Quotes: "In every situation, you either practice quitting or not quitting." Resources Mentioned: Follow along with me on Instagram- @travischappell Visit my website for more information on resources and announcements:https://travischappell.com/ ( https://travischappell.com) Join the Facebook group to find community: https://travischappell.com/group (https://travischappell.com/group)

Joost Jansen was a former Navy SEAL. After leaving special operations, he started working in Hollywood as a trainer, military adviser, stunt performer, and actor. In this episode, Nicholas gives a sneak peek into a training Joost did. Take a listen and see why you should join the BDB Club to get access to exclusive trainings.   Timestamped Show Notes: [3:23] Thriving Through Hardship [7:02] Yamen Story Part 1 [14:10] Going Through Navy Seal Hell Week [20:32]  Seal Training That Translate To The Rest Of Your Life [25:07] Your “Why” Is Irrelevant [27:30] Experience In Seal Training   Takeaways: View mistakes and failure as learning experiences. If you learn from it, you should take it as a very positive thing. Make a decision before you show up, when you’re in your right state of mind Don’t lie to yourself, it creates a negative pattern. Identify what is in your control and what is not. Get out of the small ponds, the competition is fierce in small ponds. When you reach high, the competition fades. If there is competition, it is more of a cooperation. Forgive yourself, we all make mistakes and move on The biggest fear people have is the fear of the unknown so you have to face it and go after it. The minute you verbalize something, you give it power whether it is positive or negative.   Resources: Connect with Joost Connect with Nicholas Check Out On Youtube Join The Brotherhood FB Group Grab your copy of The Modern Day Businessman: Success Without Sacrifice

Joost Jansen was a former Navy SEAL. After leaving special operations, he started working in Hollywood as a trainer, military adviser, stunt performer, and actor. In this episode, Joost talks about getting through the current economic collapse and how to confidently keep following through high pressure environments. Timestamped Show Notes: [3:03] Who Is Joost? [5:58] Going Through An Identity Change [9:16] Inside The Movie Business [14:23] Comparing The New Economic Collapse To 2008  [20:55] High Pressure Environments [24:33] Preparing To Show Up Confidently [28:43] Certainty To A Clear Path [34:09] How To Not Give Up On Yourself [52 :27] Following Through On Thoughts And Actions [1:07:03] Change In The Economy And Money [1:22:27] Tenacity In Today's Market Takeaways:  Accept new reality quickly and move forward and don’t linger in the past.  Sometimes you just have to accept your loss and move on. There is no point or benefit in holding onto it.  Frame your mindset from what can’t you do to what can you do There’s no such thing as certainty. Things constantly happen out of your control and that’s just life. Don’t dismiss things that can have a positive impact in your life  out of fear Resources: Connect with Joost Connect with Nicholas Check Out On Youtube Join The Brotherhood FB Group Grab your copy of Traffic Secrets Grab your copy of The Modern Day Businessman: Success Without Sacrifice Get Your Ticket To BDB Live 4.0

Episode 328 Joost Janssen is a First Class Father, actor, stuntman and former Navy SEAL. Joost enlisted in the Navy at 22 years old after his wife was tragically killed in an automobile accident. He served more than 12 years as a Frogman before leaving the military. Joost then worked for the CIA for over five years and has made deployments to Iraq, Afghanistan, Yemen and many others. He is currently a Hollywood actor and stuntman who has worked on films such as Iron Man, Transformers, American Assassin and more. In this Episode, Joost shares his Fatherhood journey, he discusses his transition from the Teams to the CIA to Hollywood, he describes his kids reaction to his acting career, he talks about how he disciplines his two boys, how he is preparing his kids to handle finances, he tells us his plans for the future, he offers some great advice for new or about to be Dads and more! SMASHIN’ GREENS - https://masfsupplements.com/products/smashin-greens-superfood-blend Subscribe to First Class Fatherhood on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCD6cjYptutjJWYlM0Kk6cQ More Ways To Listen - https://linktr.ee/alec_lace First Class Fatherhood Merch - https://shop.spreadshirt.com/first-class-fatherhood-/we+are+not+babysitters-A5d09ea872051763ad613ec8e?productType=812&sellable=3017x1aBoNI8jJe83pw5-812-7&appearance=1 Follow me on instagram - https://instagram.com/alec_lace?igshid=ebfecg0yvbap For information about becoming a Sponsor of First Class Fatherhood please hit me with an email: FirstClassFatherhood@gmail.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/alec-lace/support

12-year military career as a US Navy SEAL, as well as five years as ‘Agency’ direct hire in support of counterterrorism. Has deployed and conducted operations in over 12 countries including; Iraq, Afghanistan, Yemen, Libya, Egypt, Korea, Vietnam and the Philippines.  Performed as a trainer, advisor, stunt performer, and cast on several productions including American Assassin, 13 Hours (Benghazi), The Mummy, Jack Ryan, Transformers, Ironman, John Hancock, Red, Unlocked, and the Last Ship.   Tweets: “I want the freedom to pursue passions as they come up. Because I know one thing about myself, I wish I had one passion for life and that would be it, but that would be too simple.” - Joost Janssen // Tweet This! “But when an opportunity comes, when that phone rings and says, Hey, can you get on a plane, go to Morocco and help work on this TV show, I want to be able to say, yes.” - Joost Janssen // Tweet This! “If you don’t see an opportunity today, keep saving.” - Joost Janssen // Tweet This! Takeaways and Key Topics: Don’t rely on other people’s expertise Learn for yourself Understand money Learn from failure To start, live off 50% of your income If you can’t see an opportunity, keep saving Don’t be afraid to keep your investments Don’t always follow the crowd Set milestones Resources: Links:  https://www.mensjournal.com/health-fitness/meet-the-navy-seal-who-turns-actors-into-assassins-w507083/ https://www.imdb.com/name/nm7425457/ https://www.military.com/video/off-duty/movies/former-navy-seal-joost-jannsen-helped-make-american-assassin/5580831177001 https://thechive.com/2017/09/14/dylan-obrien-has-bad-ass-tactical-gun-skills-video/ IG - https://www.instagram.com/joostj_official/?hl=en

Is happiness possible without religion?    When you’re from a super religious environment, transitioning out of it can be a super painful experience. You end up leaving something that’s the only thing you’ve ever known.   But, for anyone who’s been thing the struggle after a while, knows that there can become a brighter side.    On today’s show, I’m talking with Navy Seal and keynote speaker Joost Janssen, and we have a super intimate and candid conversation at his house about faith, life and happiness.   It was a ton of fun. I hope you enjoy. 

Commitment, passion, relentless pursuit of ones goal all describe Joost Janssen and his incredible journey to becoming a NAVY SEAL. He shares his approach towards challenges, what TRUE commitment looks like, parenting, and whole lot more!

On this episode of Build Your Network, Host Travis Chappell interviews Joost Janssen, Joost is a former Navy Seal, counter-terrorism agency hire, trainer, advisor, and stunt performer. Here’s what Travis and Joost discuss in this episode: About Joost Janssen Had a 12-year military career as a U.S. Navy Seal. Had 5 years as agency direct… The post Build Your Network (http://www.buildyournetwork.co) . For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy (https://www.acast.com/privacy)

Today we hear from former Navy Seal, Joost Jansen, as he speaks at The Billion Dollar Body Live Event. Joost talks about cultivating your motivation and inspiration, conquering both emotional and physical pain, facing fears, and having a purpose when facing obstacles. Joost puts comfort and fear on a spectrum and discusses the ideal mindset to live in as you continue to stay focused and motivated in all areas of life.   Time Stamped Show Notes [ 3:58 ]  Inspiration and Motivation are very unreliable, but they are great tools if used correctly. [ 5:10 ] Know yourself and know what inspires you! [ 5:52 ] Joost talks about the two kinds of people in the world;  those that are motivated by positive feedback and those who aren’t interested in doing anything until someone tells them they can’t do it. [ 9:55 ] Joost shares gets personal, sharing the worst day of his life and how things turned around from that point on. [ 12:38 ] Every time you're in a place of pain and resolute determination you're becoming stronger for your future. [ 13:50 ] Joost talks about contemplating quitting and how he recentered himself. [ 15:00 ]  Most people live in a coma of comfort. Joost breaks down the degrees of fear and comfort. [ 17:05 ] We learn some of the tricks Joost enforces when combating crippling fears.                                                                    Takeaways: If you consider quitting at any point in life, with anything, let that thought only pass through momentarily. If you entertain those feelings for too long they will return and you will be inclined to act on them. As Joost says, “there has never been a guy that’s been on the fence about quitting that ever finished.” “The hero and the coward feel the same. It’s how you react that makes all the difference.” When you live well within your comfort zone you will be more likely to make excuses to turn down any “uncomfortable” situation. When your ultimate goal is to be comfortable you will never find satisfaction. When you encounter fear the best way to combat it is to have a purpose. Having a purpose and focus give you the determination, the tunnel vision, to accomplish and achieve your goals. If you enjoyed this podcast then make sure to get our free Testosterone boosting checklist here (www.thebilliondollarbody.com/checklist Thanks for listening, Nicholas Bayerle PS: Haven’t connected with us on Instagram yet? Click here (www.instagram.com/thebilliondollarbody)

In this episode, I talk to former Navy SEAL Joost Jansen who has been in several life-threatening situations but is now working as an entrepreneur in his multiple businesses and investments. I hope you learn from Joost's story that the challenges and adversities you face in life can be overcome and be a fuel for you to live a life that makes a difference and impact in the world. Please subscribe to this podcast on iTunes, Stitcher, and Soundcloud and you can find me on LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, and Snapchat and Joost on FB. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/socialray/support

In this episode, I talk to former Navy SEAL Joost Jansen who has been in several life-threatening situations but is now working as an entrepreneur in his multiple businesses and investments. I hope you learn from Joost's story that the challenges and adversities you face in life can be overcome and be a fuel for you to live a life that makes a difference and impact in the world. Please subscribe to this podcast on iTunes, Stitcher, and Soundcloud and you can find me on LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, and Snapchat and Joost on FB. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/socialray/support

There is no doubt that all of us have been through some difficult challenges in our lives - some more than others. Whether it's the loss of a loved one, disease or illness, bankruptcy, or divorce, your ability to adapt and overcome spells the difference between those who crumble and those who thrive. My guest today, Navy SEAL Joost Janssen, talks with us about enduring and even enjoying pain, the power of deciding early, how to harness tragedy and the negativity of others, how to come back from the darkness, and, more importantly, how to thrive through hardship. Please leave us a review at http://orderofman.com/itunes Shownotes: http://orderofman.com/119    Website: http://orderofman.com

Joost Janssen | Former Navy Seal, Stunt Performer, Military Advisor to HollywoodFollowing a personal tragedy in his life at 22 y/o,  Joost made a decision to attempt to become a Navy SEAL.  He served over 12 years as a SEAL.  He attempted civilian life for a year, then joined a government agency for 5 years, doing special operations work around the world.Since 1998 Joost has been deployed and has conducted operations in over 12 countries including; Iraq, Afghanistan, Yemen, Libya, Korea, Vietnam, Philippines, and PalestineSince leaving special operations work a few years ago he has pursued passions in both Hollywood and in business.Performed as a trainer, military advisor, stunt performer, and principal on several productions including 13 Hours, Mummy, American Assassin, Transformers, Ironman, John Hancock, Red, Unlocked, and the Last Ship. Joost also coaches people on becoming financially disciplined.

Get ready for part 2 of this in depth talk with my mentor Joost Janssen. He has accomplished so much in his life and he says it wasn't talent what got him success, it was hard work. Some of the most talented people in life don't accomplish much because they simply don't have the commitment and the willingness to endure pain. This is something he learned first hand from the men who came through training to become a Navy Seal. Joost even talks about how he almost quit his goal of becoming a Navy Seal. He endured a serious injury throughout his training and didn't let it stop him.  Your drive and commitment to the goal must be more important than the struggles or pain you experience- Joost Janssen Here are few of the topics we discuss in this episode: How to live your life and actually enjoy it Why quitting should be the last thing you ever do The fears that keep you from your full potential How to receive feedback and the reason you should LOVE critique and conflict And why you should never ever lie to yourself (and if you have, how to break the habit) If you verbalize a goal you have and then don’t do it, you just lied to yourself.- Joost Janssen What I love about Joost is the weird concepts we talk about, like how being selfish is the best thing you could be. We define what selfishness really is and how it can actually be your ultimate motivation.  If you want to learn some crazy communications skills then you will love this episode. We talk about the 1st thing you must do in communication. He shares what he's learned from teaching famous actors and being on set of multiple films like Iron Man, Transformers, The Mummy and many others.    This episode is a long one but it's perfect for a drive or a longer workout. It's inspiring, motivating, and truly changes your outlook on many things in your life. Needless to say, it's packed with a LOT of high level ideas you can implement right away.  Want to hangout with Joost in person and be able to pick his brain??  Get your ticket to Billion Dollar Body Live Here  Let's get social..  Connect with us on Instagram here and tell us how you liked the episode 

So we are starting something new with our podcast.. We are going to bring on a few high level guests and do an in depth, 2 part podcast. Think Tim Ferris but broken down into 2 episodes. This and next weeks is going to feature my mentor, Joost Janssen. Paramedic, Navy Seal, Entrepreneur, Actor, Husband, and Father are just a few of the titles he has carried/carries. In Part 1 we talk about his upbringing and the most catastrophic event he went through. Joost and I get into how to overcome problems, trauma, regrets, and the hard things of life. He explains the process of becoming a Seal, becoming a decision maker, and becoming a leader in his field. He says you have to have a strong enough reason, a why to get you to overcome any fear. The only reason people fail to become a Seal is their mindset, a fear they just can't overcome. Joost has done some crazy things in his life and the lessons he has learned from them can be applied to almost every are of your life. In Part 1 of the podcast you will hear: The power of mentors and the financial lessons he learned from him The movie that changed the course of his life Why he turned down his full ride scholarship to pursue living in the moment and following his dreams Why talent doesn't matter and how you can truly do anything you put your mind to And so much more Want to connect with Joost more?? Attend the Go-To Mens event this year and meet him in person. Click here to get your ticket to Billion Dollar Body Live If you enjoyed this episode please subscribe to stay up to date on our latest episodes.