Hosted by Christianne · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 13 episodes
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Success doesn't protect you from collapse. Sometimes it causes it.Every transformation has a cost. This show finds it. The grief, the uncertainty, the period without a plan. From BlackRock boardrooms to Beethoven going deaf, GUT dissects the moments that cracked people open and what grew there instead. Featuring executives, athletes, founders, and historical figures, on burnout, identity, career change, and what happens after everything falls apart. Hosted by Christianne.
Christianne hosts GUT: Greatness, Deconstructed, a society show with 13 episodes published.
If you've been telling yourself you'll start the thing "when you're ready," this episode is for you. Rei Lalo had a stable job at McCann — one of the biggest ad agencies in the world. He'd been promoted twice in three ye
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Clarke Pennington spent a decade in finance: investment banking, Columbia MBA, a consumer hedge fund. Then he left to build Lasso, a better-for-you gelatin cup with protein and fiber that no one had been able to manufact
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She walked into her boss's office crying and came out smiling. For years, Sabrina was the Law Associate everyone thought was fine. Her firm literally put "high pain tolerance" in her performance review. She took it as a
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Vanessa Mitchell has been a professional performer since she was a teenager: musical theater, national tours, cruise ships, aerial acts. From the outside, she was living the dream. On the inside, her perfectionism and an
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Geri spent six years in the legal field doing everything right, taking on extra work, building new skills, waiting for the moment she'd earned enough to ask. When she finally walked into that room and advocated for a pro
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Madie Wilson-Walker became a double-leg amputee from meningitis at age three. By 18, she'd made the Canadian Paralympic track and field team, the youngest in her category, competing against athletes a decade older. Then
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Kirsten Breidenbruch spent a decade at BlackRock. She made VP. She was making great money. From the outside, she had everything figured out. From the inside, she was waking up two hours early every day just to calm herse
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George Foreman built an identity the way entrepreneurs build empires, with brutal focus and no room for weakness. But the man he constructed to dominate was deeply sensitive underneath, and that fracture nearly destroyed
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Abby Walker was a driven kid. Competitive soccer, prestigious business school, investment banking. Work hard, get the approval, be good at something, and then you're good enough. Then the eating disorder took the wheel.
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Winter, 169 AD. The most powerful man on earth is sitting in a freezing tent on the battle frontier, covered in mud, surrounded by dead soldiers. Rome is collapsing. A plague is killing 2,000 people a day. The economy ha
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Arsh Toor's dad moved from India to Canada as an engineer and ended up taking whatever work he could find to support a family on a single income. The message was clear: work hard, get good grades, get a steady job. Arsh
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In 1824, Beethoven stood on a podium conducting a symphony he couldn't hear. The orchestra had been told not to look at him. He was flailing at a tempo that existed only in his mind, several bars behind when the music en
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At three years old, Maya Angelou was put on a train to Arkansas with a tag on her wrist and no adult to watch her. At eight, she was sexually assaulted. She believed her voice killed a man, and she stopped speaking for n
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GUT: Greatness, Deconstructed is hosted by Christianne. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 13 episodes.
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