
Episode #1232
Losing #1232
Dan Gable’s 181-match winning streak ended with a loss in the NCAA tournament final. Despite the crushing defeat, Gable used the loss as motivation to improve his technique and mindset. He went on to win an Olympic gold...


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Hosted by Chad Smith · business · EN-US
Your thinking is bad. I can help. These quick daily messages aim to upgrade your mental game by helping you tell a better story. The most powerful story in the world is the story you tell yourself. You can download my book at fromchad.gumroad.com. Email me at fromchadsmith@gmail.com or visit www.fromchad.com for episode transcripts.
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From Chad is hosted by Chad Smith. The show has published 865 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Losing #1232" (29 October 2026, 4 minutes), "Scoring #1231" (28 October 2026, 4 minutes), and "Waiting #1230" (27 October 2026, 3 minutes).
From Chad publishes roughly daily, with episodes averaging 3 minutes across 865 episodes.
Booking probability for From Chad is 40%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. From Chad requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. From Chad's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for From Chad are Business & Management Consulting. From Chad has a business audience.
Chad Smith hosts From Chad, a business podcast with 865 episodes published.
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Episode #1232
Dan Gable’s 181-match winning streak ended with a loss in the NCAA tournament final. Despite the crushing defeat, Gable used the loss as motivation to improve his technique and mindset. He went on to win an Olympic gold...

Episode #1231
Feeling like a loser, despite an undefeated record stems from focusing on an external scorecard. Instead, prioritize an inner scorecard based on values and character.

Episode #1230
Károly Takács, a Hungarian pistol shooter, lost his shooting hand in a grenade explosion. He practiced shooting left-handed for 10 years, winning Olympic gold medals in 1948 and 1952. Patient is not just waiting, but...

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MacArthur Wheeler, a bank robber, believed lemon juice would make him invisible to security cameras, a misconception stemming from his lack of knowledge. The story illustrates the Dunning-Kruger Effect. People with...

Episode #1227
The first sentence is crucial in capturing attention, whether in advertising or personal interactions. While a strong first sentence can promise benefits to strangers, it can backfire in personal relationships by...

Episode #1226
Valentine’s Day 1876, Alexander Graham Bell and Elijah Gray both filed patent applications for the telephone, but only Bell’s was completed and granted. The story emphasizes that ideas are only valuable when they are...

Episode #1225
Carter Smith, a BYU freshman, was unexpectedly chosen to participate in a kicking contest on College GameDay. Despite not being a trained kicker, he made the most of the opportunity, winning $3 million. The story...

Episode #1224
Alfred Korzybski‘s experiment with dog cookies demonstrate how words influence perception, in the stories we tell ourselves can be more powerful than reality. These stories guide our lives like maps, but we must...

Episode #1223
Overloading is the key to changing your story in achieving your goals. By repeatedly telling yourself a new, empowering story, you can rewire your brain and align your behavior with your desired identity. This...

Episode #1222
Louis Vuitton‘s story is a testament to resilience. After losing everything during the war, he rebuilt his business, proving that setbacks are set ups for comebacks. The message encourages listeners to embrace the...

Episode #1221
A loss is not the end, but a natural part of playing. Winners, like the Oklahoma Sooners who lost after a 47 game winning streak, embrace losses as learning opportunities and keep moving forward. The message encourages...

Episode #1220
Zoom out to gain perspective and remember you’ll survive difficult times, then zoom back in to take action and grow. The story of a sequoia tree surviving a forest fire illustrates this principle.

Episode #1219
Patience is power, not weakness. The story of Napoleon’s invasion of Russia in 1812 illustrates this, as Mikhail Kutuzov’s strategic retreat and patience, ultimately led to Napoleon’s downfall.

Episode #1218
Rika Matsuda was reminded of a kindness from a stranger when she was seven through a writing assignment. After a bike crash, a man helped her and gave her an origami crane. She never saw the man again, but 10 years...

Episode #1217
Curiosity, a powerful motivator, keeps us moving and learning. While children naturally embrace curiosity and experimentation, adults often lose this eagerness, feeling obligated rather than excited. The key is to shift...

Episode #1216
Pals Sudden Service, a drive-through burger chain in Tennessee, prioritizes training over blaming employees for mistakes. Employees receive 120 hours of training before working a station and a regularly tested for...

Episode #1215
Skills can be taught, but attitude must be brought. Pal’s Sudden Service, a successful burger chain out of Tennessee, prioritizes hiring for attitude, and provides extensive training for skills. The key takeaway is that...

Episode #1214
Matt Starke, a Navy SEAL diagnosed with brain cancer, lived 24 years behind his initial prognosis. His family, particularly his son Gharet, carried him everywhere once he was incapacitated, demonstrating that love is...

Episode #1213
Krystal Niu exemplifies the idea that winners lose more because they show up more. Despite numerous falls and injuries, she consistently returns to her act, inspiring audiences with her resilience. Embrace failure as...

Episode #1212
Leonardo da Vinci‘s curiosity, not just his talent, drove his groundbreaking work. Curiosity, a trait shared by da Vinci, Einstein, Herb Kelleher, and all the greats, is a powerful tool that can lead to success and...
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