• Home
  • |
  • Episodes
  • |
  • Episode 1#: Welcome To The Agility Challenge Podcast!

Episode 1#: Welcome To The Agility Challenge Podcast!

Show Notes:

  • How long I’ve been doing dog agility – since 1999!
  • Why I decided to an agility instructor so long ago
  • Why I wanted to start this vlog/podcast to talk about mindset and mental challenges associated with dog agility specifically, dog sport more generally, when it comes to performance and competition
  • How I’ve learned to manage my mind to get the results I want – and how you will, too!
  • The role your emotions play in helping or hindering your performance.
  • The very first steps you can take today to start shifting your mindset.
  • The Thought Model:
    • Circumstances
      can trigger
    • Thoughts
      which cause
    • Feelings
      which cause
    • Actions
      which cause
    • Results
      The result is always proof or evidence of the original thought.

Share The Love:

  • Never miss an episode by subscribing via iTunesSpotify or by RSS
  • Help improve the show by leaving a Rating & Review in iTunes (Here’s How)
  • Join the discussion for this episode in the comments section below!

Now you can leave a voice message for the podcast! Have a question or comment for Daisy? Leave it as a comment below OR as a voice message and get featured on a future episode!


{"email":"Email address invalid","url":"Website address invalid","required":"Required field missing"}

📚Get Daisy's eBook!📚

Learn how your 🧠MINDSET🧠 may be holding you back with this FREE eBook, Growth vs. Fixed Mindset, & Why It Matters For Agility Successavailable ONLY to subscribers of Daisy's Email List! 

This eBook is only available to subscribers of Daisy's Email List, and is not available for purchase anywhere!

Related Episodes

Agility Challenge Tip #20 – Practice Alone

Agility Challenge Tip #20 – Practice Alone

Agility Challenge Tip #19 – Don’t do ‘drills’ – instead, play small, addicting games

Agility Challenge Tip #19 – Don’t do ‘drills’ – instead, play small, addicting games

Agility Challenge Tip #18 – Choose 5 minutes a day instead of an hour a week

Agility Challenge Tip #18 – Choose 5 minutes a day instead of an hour a week

Agility Challenge Tip #17 – Embrace Struggle

Agility Challenge Tip #17 – Embrace Struggle
>