EPISODE · May 9, 2026 · 27 MIN
The Stress Doctor’s Secret to Staying Calm in Chaos ⚡🏁 - Level 🆙 Conversation with Elite Performance Coach Dr.Terry Lyles
from Level Up with Coach Fergie · host 1290 WJNO
Dr. Terry Lyles, known by many as “The Stress Doctor,” is a nationally recognized performance psychologist, author, and speaker who has trained Fortune 500 executives, elite athletes, SWAT teams, Military Special Forces, Ground Zero first responders, and INDYCAR drivers using his scientifically measured stress utilization system. His work has impacted organizations like Gulfstream, Pfizer, Universal Studios, TEAM PENSKE, and Richard Petty Motorsports, while also being featured on CNN, FOX NEWS, NBC, ABC, CNBC, USA Today, and ESPN during live biometric broadcasts at the INDY 500.📣QUOTE: “Stress is not our enemy. It’s actually our potential friend and ally.” ⚡ - Dr. Terry LylesLevel 🆙 Take-Aways Stress is not your enemy. The real problem is not knowing how to use it correctly. ⚡Elite performers don’t avoid stress… they learn how to convert it into fuel. ⛽Running “mach two with your hair on fire” eventually burns people out mentally and physically. 🚨A ritual creates positive momentum. A routine often creates emotional resistance. 🔁Breath is one of the fastest ways to regain control during panic and overwhelm. 🌬️Your mental, emotional, spiritual, and physical health work like four tires on the same car. 🚗🔹 Valuable Time-Stamps🔹🕒 00:03:30 – Stress can become fuel🕒 00:05:20 – Greatness revealed through disaster🕒 00:08:15 – Recovery boosts elite performance🕒 00:14:40 – Calmness creates flow state🕒 00:23:20 – Breath instantly controls panic You Can Find Out more about Iryna and The Integration Flow Here:🌐 Dr. Terry’s Website🔗 Dr. Terrys LinkedIn ▶ Dr. Terry’s YouTube📘 Dr. Terry’s Book: Performance Under Pressure
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