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🎉 This local podcast is celebrating 300 episodes

“The Growth Project” podcast’s main goal is to help people become their best, no matter what challenges come their way.

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You can listen to all past and upcoming episodes on the AMPLOS website, Apple Podcasts, and Spotify.

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Did you know? Only 1% of podcasts make it past their 20th episode. That’s why it’s a big deal that “The Growth Project” just hit its 300th episode this month.

Launched in 2017 by Drs. Milt Lowder, Drew Brannon, and Cory Shaffer — all from AMPLOS and experts in sport and performance psychology — this podcast is an inspiring resource for anyone wanting to grow personally + professionally.

Whether you’re a business leader, athlete, or just working on being your best self, “The Growth Project” offers practical advice to help you thrive.

It covers topics like leadership, performance, and personal growth, featuring interviews with notable guests like:

  • Georgia Bulldogs’ head coach Kirby Smart
  • Clemson Tigers’ head coach Dabo Swinney
  • Atlanta Braves’ pitcher Spencer Strider
  • Sports broadcaster Bonnie Bernstein
  • NYT bestselling author Ryan Holiday

By combining sport psychology with real-life applications, “The Growth Project” is making a big impact and shows no signs of slowing down.

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