Dexa/We Can Do Hard Things

Published Jan 15, 2025

Double Date with Megan Rapinoe & Sue Bird! (Best Of)

Join power couple Megan Rapinoe and Sue Bird as they delve into living authentically in the public eye, navigating the unique challenges of aging as athletes, and spearheading activism in sports, all while sharing personal anecdotes that reveal the importance of trust and communication in their relationship.

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- Does anyone talk about the challenge of keeping close relationships when you have to set aside a lot of time for work/success in the episode Mini-Ep 115: Friendship Questions with Danielle Bayard Jackson and the clip Navigating Business and Friendship?
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- Tell me about the podcast We Can Do Hard Things
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- Does anyone talk about the challenge of keeping close relationships when you have to set aside a lot of time for work/success in the episode Bari Weiss on the Power of Choice and Voicing Change and the clip Setting Boundaries?
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- What do women on the podcast 303 Molly Fletcher: Former Top Sports Agent & CEO of Game Changer Performance Group and this Overcoming Doubt recommend for women in sports?
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- Menopause and flexibility
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- How does retirement affect athletes?
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- What is most closely the meaning of "It’s hard to open up your hands and let go of what you know" as used in the following passage (paragraph 10)? Most people don’t get to wake up every day and do something they’re passionate about. You always feel you can give more, but at some point you have to do what’s right for yourself. Maybe every athlete goes through that when they retire. It’s hard to open up your hands and let go of what you know. You hold on because it’s so much a part of your routine—and your life. I’ve always been training for something. What happens when that’s gone? Answer choices for the above question: A. Once Cash steps away from the game of basketball, she does not think that she will stay attached to it in any way. B. Teaching children how to play basketball does not come naturally to Cash. C. Cash has prayed hard on this decision. D. Retiring means Cash giving up control of what is perhaps her greatest skill.
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- Does anyone talk about the challenge of keeping close relationships when you have to set aside a lot of time for work/success?
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