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Hosted by Kayleen Duffy · education · EN · 57 episodes
Welcome to "That One Thing" with Kayleen Duffy, where inspiration meets determination. Join Kayleen, a former D1 athlete turned software sales dynamo, as she delves into the stories of individuals who epitomize resilience and achievement. From seasoned athletes to colleagues in the corporate world, Kayleen thrives on uncovering the secrets to success, no matter the challenges faced. Get ready to be motivated and empowered as we explore the journeys of those who refuse to let anything stand in the way of their dreams.Leave feeling inspired by Kayleen's guests and their One Thing.
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Episode #56
One of the greatest gifts in my life has been the people I've met along the way—and Dean Otto is at the top of that list. Dean is a mentor, a friend, and someone I had the privilege of working alongside for years. If you've ever had the chance to know Dean, you know that his story is remarkable. But even more remarkable is the way he lives it. He's a devoted husband, an incredible father, and a man whose faith isn't just something he talks about—it's something he embodies every single day. Dean is a spinal cord injury survivor, proudly sober, and one of the most resilient people I've ever met. Despite everything he's overcome, he has a way of bringing light, hope, and perspective to everyone around him. In this conversation, we talk about faith, resilience, sobriety, purpose, family, and what it truly means to choose joy in the face of adversity. Dean shares the lessons he's learned through unimaginable hardship and the mindset that has allowed him not just to survive, but to live a life of incredible impact. I left this conversation feeling inspired, challenged, and deeply grateful to call Dean my friend. He's someone who makes you want to be a better person simply by the way he lives. This is one of the most meaningful conversations I've had on the podcast, and I truly believe there's something in it for everyone. Come ready to be inspired. ️
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One of my favorite things about this podcast is getting to sit down with people who are willing to tell the truth—not the polished version, but the real version. This next episode is with Alex Malebranche — founder, operator, entrepreneur, father, and someone who has spent years helping companies and leaders navigate growth, change, and uncertainty. What I love about Alex is that he's raw. He doesn't pretend to have it all figured out. He talks openly about the wins, the failures, the lessons, and the moments that force you to rethink who you are and where you're headed. We talked about entrepreneurship, leadership, fatherhood, ambition, identity, and what it means to keep evolving as a human. Alex has this ability to challenge conventional thinking while staying incredibly grounded in what actually matters. He's also the type of person you want to follow—not because he has all the answers, but because he's willing to ask the hard questions, stay curious, and share what he's learning along the way. This conversation is honest, thought-provoking, and packed with perspective. I walked away with pages of notes and a lot to think about. You don't want to miss this one. 🎙️🤍
Episode #54
One of the greatest gifts this podcast has given me is the opportunity to meet people who genuinely change the way I see the world. This next episode is with Amy Young — executive coach, former athlete, leader, and someone who has become a very close friend of mine. I met Amy through The Post, an incredible community for former athletes, and from the moment we connected, I knew she was someone I wanted more of in my life. She is one of those rare people who combines strength with softness, ambition with humility, and confidence with deep compassion. Amy is also a woman I deeply admire and aspire to be more like. The way she shows up for others, the intentionality with which she lives her life, and her commitment to helping women step into their full potential is incredibly inspiring. In this conversation, we talk about identity after sports, leadership, confidence, reinvention, relationships, and the courage it takes to build a life that is truly your own. Amy shares wisdom that comes not just from coaching others, but from doing the work herself. This conversation felt like sitting down with a trusted friend who tells you exactly what you need to hear while reminding you what's possible. I laughed, I reflected, and I walked away wanting to be a little braver. This one is special. Come ready with a notebook. 🎙️🤍
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