How Iris the Olympian Found Her Purpose After Retirement

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Ep. 18 Join motivational performance coach Iris Zimmerman as she untrains imposter syndrome, inspires self-validation, and embraces transition in this empowering episode for ambitious women. Born to immigrant parents in search of a better life, Iris Zimmerman found her passion for fencing at a young age. After representing the U.S.A at the Olympics, she dedicated herself to running her childhood fencing club, providing a sanctuary for those seeking a sense of belonging. But eventually, Iris realized her identity extended beyond the sport she had devoted her life to. Armed with a commitment to self-validation, she embarked on a new journey, leading her to a career in leadership coaching. Iris's story reminds us that it's never too late to embrace change and redefine ourselves.  Women can do some shit, and they can do it from anywhere, at any time, in any place. - Iris Zimmerman Meet Iris Zimmerman, an Olympian, performance coach, and a leading advocate for self-validation and embracing life transitions. Iris's journey from a young mixed-race athlete to a successful Olympian is proof that dedication and a strong sense of self are key ingredients to success. Following her Olympic career, Iris teamed up with her sister to create an inclusive fencing club that has cultivated a nurturing community for aspiring athletes. Now as a performance coach, Iris shares her expertise and encourages others to embrace change and overcome imposter syndrome, equipping them with the tools necessary to thrive both professionally and personally.   Iris Zimmermann Olympian | MBA | Stanford Alumna | Performance Coach | DISC Certified | ICF Certified https://www.linkedin.com/in/iriszimmermann/ Website: www.monarch-leadership.com Listen to Untrained Podcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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