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Today on The Fast Lane with Ed Lane - Ed and Trey Lyle debate if Hugh Freeze would leave for Auburn "if" they fire their coach. - Randolph Childress on #Hokies and #Hoos Hoops - Michael Lombardi previews #SuperBowl Listen and Subscribe: Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-fast-lane-with-ed-lane/id1436735336 Soundcloud:

Today on The Fast Lane with Ed Lane - Ed and Trey Lyle debate if Hugh Freeze would leave for Auburn "if" they fire their coach. - Randolph Childress on #Hokies and #Hoos Hoops - Michael Lombardi previews #SuperBowl Listen and Subscribe: Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-fast-lane-with-ed-lane/id1436735336 Soundcloud:

Today on The Fast Lane with Ed Lane - Ed and Trey Lyle debate if Hugh Freeze would leave for Auburn "if" they fire their coach. - Randolph Childress on #Hokies and #Hoos Hoops - Michael Lombardi previews #SuperBowl Listen and Subscribe: Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-fast-lane-with-ed-lane/id1436735336 Soundcloud:

Chris Trapasso of CBS Sports joins Danger and Battaglia to dive into his article, "Three Bold Predictions for Bills in 2021: Buffalo will win the Super Bowl" Listen, download, rate, and subscribe here or wherever you enjoy your shows.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The love of the game, a slightly off-putting definition, and one of the best finales the party has ever experienced. Questers: are you ready to talk about fictional and geeky sports, in honor of the Super Bowl? Listen in as Alix talks about real-life competitions, Cole struggles through his explanation of Quidditch, and Jason finds the most depressing games in narrative existence.

What was your favorite part of the Super Bowl? Listen now to hear what KAT Country listeners had to say!

This week we talk about what personality test mean and what our personalities are! we chat about the Big3 and then we have a whole half of Football predictions for the divisions, conference, and Super Bowl? Listen to find out who we picked! Music From take tones

The Learning Leader Show - Annie Duke is a woman who has leveraged her expertise in the science of smart decision making to excel at pursuits as varied as championship poker to public speaking. For two decades, Annie was one of the top poker players in the world. In 2004, she bested a field of 234 players to win her first World Series of Poker (WSOP) bracelet. The same year, she triumphed in the $2 million winner-take-all, invitation-only WSOP Tournament of Champions. In 2010, she won the prestigious NBC National Heads-Up Poker Championship. Prior to becoming a professional poker player, Annie was awarded the National Science Foundation Fellowship. Because of this fellowship, she studied Cognitive Psychology at the University of Pennsylvania. Show Notes: Sustained Excellence = Open-minded to people who disagree with them They ask "Why am I wrong?" Using "I don't know" or "I'm not sure" shows immense security in oneself.  Great leaders do this. The "half life of facts" should never be 100% certain -- "It does you a disservice in becoming more knowledgeable if you are certain you are right" Hidden information -- Invite others to share information with you... To collaborate "Here's what I think, but I don't know..." --> We're trained from an early age that those are dirty words, but they shouldn't be. We're supposed to always know, but having that mentality limits what you can learn Put systems in place to allow exploration of alternative strategies Do a deeper dive, consider all reactions. This will help you prepare in case something goes wrong.  You can put plans in place by acting in this manner Why write Thinking In Bets?  Annie has a unique background: cognitive psychology, professional poker, decision making under pressure.  In poker: decision making is fast and furious (a hand of poker is 2 minutes) "Learning occurs when you make a decision and have feedback" The art of boosting academic research with stories and popular culture -- Seinfeld, The Super Bowl Listen to the disagreement Annie and I have in regards to Pete Carroll's decision to throw a pass on the goal line at the end of The Super Bowl (around the 24:00 mark) Most people are "resulting."  They are not measuring the decision making process with all the facts, they just view the result.  That is wrong. Resulting - "Using the outcome as the sole determination if the decision was good or bad" While Annie and I disagree, we both had an open mind to what each other had to say and considered the other person's point of view A good approach in your business = Analyze the decision making process prior to knowing the result Example: If a number of people are interviewing the same candidate (separately), the boss should wait to offer her opinion until the end.  Her thoughts will skew the feedback she needs from her teamCommonalities of great CEO poker players = They don't think they're good at poker.  They recognize they aren't as good as the pros and they work to put themselves in higher odd situations to "get lucky." (Listen around 45:00 to get the full context) How to be a good head's up poker player?  Recognize your strengths and weaknesses vs that particular opponent.  If you deem they are better than you, then look for "coin flip" situations (example: Ace King vs a pair of 7's).  If you are better than your opponent then avoid coin flips and extend the match.  The longer the match, the better the odds for the better player to winThe importance of accountability: How often does someone spout off without thinking?  If you follow that up with, "You wanna bet?"  How do they respond?  They probably rethink what they've said.  We should always "think in bets."  Think of our decisions as being "bet worthy."  If someone says, "You wanna bet?"  We should be in the position to say yes.  If we're not, then we need to rethink what comes out of our mouths and the decisions we are making. "A bet is just a decision based on a belief that you think is how something will turn out." If we think in bets, it forces us to seek out as much information as possible prior to making a decision. That is a good thing and will help us make better decisions "A bet is a decision based on a belief that you think is how something will turn out." Social Media: Read:  Thinking In Bets Follow Annie on Twitter: @AnnieDuke Connect with me on LinkedIn Join our Facebook Group: The Learning Leader Community To Follow Me on Twitter: @RyanHawk12 More Learning: Episode 078: Kat Cole – From Hooters Waitress To President of Cinnabon Episode 216: Jim Collins -- How To Go From Good To Great Episode 179: How To Sustain Excellence - The Best Answers From 178 Questions Episode 107: Simon Sinek – Leadership: It Starts With Why

Ryan Wolfe of BLTD Sports brings together two writers from their respective blogs to discuss the fast-approaching Super Bowl 52.Ryan is joined in the first-half of the episode by Bleeding Green Nation's Editor -in-Chief, Brandon Gowton. Brandon discussed the Philadelphia Eagles' first appearance in a Super Bowl since their loss in 2004 to the New England Patriots. What is the mindset of an Eagles' fan heading into the Super Bowl? Listen to find out.In the second half of the podcast, Ryan is joined by Pats Pulpit staff writer, Alec Shane. Alec discusses the New England Patriots' third Super Bowl appearance in four years and finally answers the burning question - does it ever get boring when you're always winning?Tune in for the complete Super Bowl 52 Previewcast!

Why freak out about The Superbowl? Listen to our host debate the popularity of the sport, the commercials and more. Whether you like the Superbowl or not, you will be entertained by Jessilyn asking Taylor the questions no one asks.

It is the BIG Preview show!!James, Chris & Richie chat the latest news then get into their season predictions! Who will take out the Superbowl? Listen to find out! #NFL