Best selling author of “Who Am I After Sports”, and TEDX speaker, Darryll Stinson’s NFL dreams came to a halt while in college.
Opioid addiction almost derailed his life dreams but he managed to pivot in his career path and now he’s a successful international speaker, best-selling author, credential minister, award-winning philanthropist, and 2xTEDx speaker .
Darryll, as a division 1 athlete, was on track to join the NFL but a back injury side tracked his dreams. This led to a downward spiral and depression along with addiction to pain killers after his back injury.
Being hospitalized in a psychiatric hospital after becoming suicidal led to deeper insight and awareness around his mental health. He journaled for the first time and learned about mindfulness, all of which helped him transform his life.
Do you have a system of success AND a system of self care?
Incorporating a self care system along with his faith and mental health care helped him create success in his life.
Darryll Addressed the following during the interview:
· Can athletes with a strong athletic identity have plan B when they’re so driven to achieving their goals?
· Is failure or defeat ever an option for elite athletes? Is this why Tom Brady is unable to retire?
· Is there life after a failed athletic career?
· How to overcome repressed trauma.
· The effective way to journal and raise awareness regarding deeper emotions.
· The importance of finding the right therapist
· How to use affirmations and declarations to improve your mindset
· How improving your mental health can lead to inner and outer strength
· The importance of consistency in improving mental and physical health
· Why “Real men Don’t Cry” and how they can learn to stop suppressing emotions for healthier relationships and community
· Anger as the only acceptable emotion and how to go beyond the mask of anger to address the sadness and hurt
· How to use food to improve mood
· Don’t wait until you’re in crisis to prioritize your mental health and invest in your self care.
· Make sure you love people for who they are as individuals, and not just for their gifts or talents.
· We underestimate the positive difference consistent effort makes in our lives.
Darryll also addresses the Dream Big and Dream Beyond philosophy/method, which helps athletes plan for a transition outside of their athletic dream.
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Best selling author of “Who Am I After Sports”, and TEDX speaker, Darryll Stinson’s NFL dreams came to a halt while in college.
Opioid addiction almost derailed his life dreams but he managed to pivot in his career path and now he’s a successful international speaker, best-selling author, credential minister, award-winning philanthropist, and 2xTEDx speaker .
Darryll, as a division 1 athlete, was on track to join the NFL but a back injury side tracked his dreams. This led to a downward spiral and depression along with addiction to pain killers after his back injury.
Being hospitalized in a psychiatric hospital after becoming suicidal led to deeper insight and awareness around his mental health. He journaled for the first time and learned about mindfulness, all of which helped him transform his life.
Do you have a system of success AND a system of self care?
Incorporating a self care system along with his faith and mental health care helped him create success in his life.
Darryll Addressed the following during the interview:
· Can athletes with a strong athletic identity have plan B when they’re so driven to achieving their goals?
· Is failure or defeat ever an option for elite athletes? Is this why Tom Brady is unable to retire?
· Is there life after a failed athletic career?
· How to overcome repressed trauma.
· The effective way to journal and raise awareness regarding deeper emotions.
· The importance of finding the right therapist
· How to use affirmations and declarations to improve your mindset
· How improving your mental health can lead to inner and outer strength
· The importance of consistency in improving mental and physical health
· Why “Real men Don’t Cry” and how they can learn to stop suppressing emotions for healthier relationships and community
· Anger as the only acceptable emotion and how to go beyond the mask of anger to address the sadness and hurt
· How to use food to improve mood
· Don’t wait until you’re in crisis to prioritize your mental health and invest in your self care.
· Make sure you love people for who they are as individuals, and not just for their gifts or talents.
· We underestimate the positive difference consistent effort makes in our lives.
Darryll also addresses the Dream Big and Dream Beyond philosophy/method, which helps athletes plan for a transition outside of their athletic dream.
To learn more about Darryll, visit transforminganxiety.com/55
Follow Dr. Sekandari on:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dr_nafisa_sekandari
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dr.sekandari
Join private FB Group Transforming Anxiety: https://www.facebook.com/groups/transforminganxiety
Watch Video Recording on Youtube
To learn more about Dr. Sekandari's FREE virtual training "Calm Your Bra
Follow Dr. Sekandari on:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dr_nafisa_sekandari
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dr.sekandari
Watch Video Recording on Youtube
To learn more about the FREE live weekly training "3 Steps To Calming Your Brain and Becoming More Efficient" visit https://www.transforminganxiety.com/calm-register