EPISODE · Mar 3, 2025 · 1H 15M
#23 - Brett Solomano - Part 2 - Inspiring Aha Moments, Listening to What's Knocking on the Inner Door, and Designing Your Life the Way You Want
from The Naturally Rosey Podcast · host Rose Leopold
Brett Solomano is a SAG-AFTRA award-nominated stuntman for film and TV, and a current Guinness World Record Holder for driving a semi truck and trailer the longest distance ever in reverse. He is also a coach, author, and speaker spending over ten years teaching and learning from sports professionals, performers and athletes, the very best tools and techniques for mindfulness, emotional intelligence and learning.Brett has worked as a stunt double for Dennis Quaid, Joshua Jackson and Jeffrey Dean Morgan and has been a stuntman on many shows including The Walking Dead, MacGyver, Stranger Things, and NCIS: Los Angeles. Being a stuntman is a skill that carries over into corporate America. A stuntman is always looking to push the limits and find the edge in a performance, and Brett teaches his clients to do the same in their lives and businesses.This second (deep 🕯️) half of my conversation with Brett is only available to paid subscribers. If you are not a paid subscriber and would like to listen as we discuss how to discern what elements of your process are working against you, the importance of slowing down, how relevant self-rewarding is, our latest insights in our relationships with our partners, and more you can subscribe to The Naturally Rosey Podcast @naturallyrosey on Substack OR use your one-time-only 7-day free trial. You can connect with Brett at astuntmansguide.com. 📱 This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit naturallyrosey.substack.com
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