E09.4 - How Herman Demmink prepared for the world's first Spartan Games

This is the final episode of this special 4 part series.  In this series we go behind the scenes of The Spartan Games and deconstruct how Herman Demmink prepared for one of the most extreme fitness competitions on Earth in just 72 hours. If you like this series, please pass it on. Sharing with a friend will help keep The Goods ad-free. Find more at thisisthegoods.com Thank you for listening 👨‍🔧

Over 4 days in October 2020 - 24 Olympians, NFL athletes, triathletes, elite crossfitters, and more all gathered in the mountains of Vermont to compete in the first ever Spartan Games. In this special 4 part series, we go behind the scenes and deconstruct how Herman Demmink prepared for one of the most extreme fitness competitions on Earth in just 72 hours. If you like this series, please pass it on. Sharing with a friend will help keep The Goods ad-free. Find more at thisisthegoods.com Thank you for listening 👨‍🔧

In this special 4 part series, we go behind the scenes of The Spartan Games, and deconstruct how Herman Demmink, a medical sales rep, prepared for one of the most extreme fitness competitions on Earth in just 72 hours. If you like this series, please pass it on. Sharing with a friend will help keep The Goods ad-free. Find more at thisisthegoods.com Thank you for listening 👨‍🔧

Over 4 days in October 2020 - 24 Olympians, NFL athletes, triathletes, elite Crossfitters, and more all gathered in the mountains of Vermont to compete for $100,000. The 24 men and women battled in obstacle course races, a freezing open water swim, a treacherous mountain trail ride, combat sports, and more. In this special 4 part series, we go behind the scenes of The Spartan Games, and deconstruct how Herman Demmink prepared for one of the most extreme fitness competitions on Earth in just 72 hours. If you like this series, please pass it on. Sharing with a friend will help keep The Goods ad-free. Find more at thisisthegoods.com Thanks for listening 👨‍🔧

Welcome to part 2 of episode 8 with Hayley Worley - Founder & Designer of The Sheet Society. If you've finished Part 1, thank you for listening! If you haven't, there's a lot of content and ideas be discovered in that episode. To get the whole story, you'll need to skip back to episode 8.1 to get the whole story. For show notes, transcripts and more, please visit thisisthegoods.com Now all that's out of the way, let's get into it. Please enjoy episode 8.2! - Mike 👨‍🔧

Today, you'll meet Hayley Worley - Founder of The Sheet Society In this episode you'll hear how she and her team of dreamers are taking on the global sleep industry with bed sheets worth dreaming about. In our conversation, we cover: - What makes a great bed sheet and why it starts with the cotton - Why The Sheet Society are re-engineering fabrics like Corduroy for the bedroom. - How Hayley launched The Sheet Society with just a $20k investment Hayley also shares: - How she saw the opportunity and built a scalable business. - What it's like to design products with manufacturers in China - And how to lead a successful company with vision This is also 2 part episode Both parts are just over an hour long, and released at the same time. That way, you can listen at your own pace, or all at once. Hope you enjoy this one! - Mike 👨‍🔧

This is Part 02 of E07 with Stephanie Prevost, Director of Interaction Design at Code and Theory in New York City. If you've finished Part 1, you're crushing it! If you haven't, there's a lot to be discovered in that episode. You'll need to skip back to episode 7.1 to get the whole story. For show notes, transcripts and more, please visit thisisthegoods.com If you like the show, would leave a review on Apple Podcasts? It'll take about 60 seconds, and will help me draw even more insanely interesting guests. Now all that's out of the way, let's get into it. Please enjoy episode 7.2! - Mike 👨‍🔧

Today, you'll meet Stephanie Prevost, Director of Interaction Design at Code and Theory in New York City. In our conversation, we explore the evolution of creative agencies in New York, and you'll learn what Interaction Design is and how it works.  We discuss how agencies are evolving in response to COVID-19, and how Code and Theory continue to create online experiences while working remotely. This is a 2 part episode. Both parts will be about 40 mins so you can listen at your own pace, or all at once. You get to choose. If you like the show, would you leave a review on Apple Podcasts? It'll take about 60 seconds, and will help me draw even more insanely interesting guests. I hope you enjoy this one! - Mike 👨‍🔧

This is episode 6.3 with Peter Marshall. If you've finished Part 2, you're crushing it! If not, there's a lot of great stuff in that episode. You'll need to skip back to episode 6.1 to get the whole story. For show notes, transcripts and more, please visit thisisthegoods.com If you like the show, would leave a review on Apple Podcasts? It'll take about 60 seconds, and will help me draw even more insanely interesting guests. Now all that's out of the way, let's get into it. Please enjoy episode 6.3! - Mike 👨‍🔧

This is episode 6.2 with Peter Marshall. If you've finished Part 1, you're in the right place! If not, there's a lot you're missing. You'll need to skip back to episode 6.1 to get the whole story. For show notes, transcripts and more, please visit thisisthegoods.com If you like the show, would leave a review on Apple Podcasts? It'll take about 60 seconds, and will help me draw even more insanely interesting guests. Now all that's out of the way, let's get into it. Please enjoy episode 6.2! - Mike 👨‍🔧