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Nov 6, 2025 1 hr 4 min

Maya Raichoora

from Danica Patrick Pretty Intense Podcast Hosted by Jennifer Cawley

Maya Raichoora is one of the UK’s leading mental fitness and visualization experts. She is an award-winning entrepreneur, founder and CEO of Remap Mental Fitness. Day to day she works with global brands such as Nike, Gymshark, Asics, Amex, and Lego. She has a decade of experience mastering the technique of visualization and is on a mission to share it with others. As a two-time TEDx speaker and public figure, her story and expertise has the power to inspire, empower and educate the masses. She lives in London.

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Welcome back to the Pretty Intense Podcast. We have a magical guest with us today. Maya Raichoora is leading the way in “Mental Fitness” Maya is author of the new, and hugely popular book, “ Visualize.” This is a must read!!! Maya is teaching us how to harness the power of mental imagery to rewire the brain, to transform your mindset, boost motivation, and achieve lasting success in your life. Maya the neuroscience behind her theories. We learn daily practices that will improve your entire outlook on life. Using imagination to break the cycle of pain, anxiety, and stress. Learn the visualizations tools that Maya is teaching to top CEOs and top athletes. This talk and Maya’s book will help you build clarity, courage and strength to build the life you want. Don’t miss this life changing episode.

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