The Easton Creed Show: Recent Episodes
The Easton Creed Show
Welcome to the Easton Creed show. Made to get you thinking outside of the box, fired up, and inspired. Each week I will be interviewing someone to bring out their success story. Guests will help us to find more Happiness, better health, and optimized performance.
A bit about the host: I am a BYU XC runner that is passionate about learning and thinking outside the box. I am a published author and currently studying advertising. Battling a rare disorder called vascular compression syndrome has helped me to see many different perspectives that I hope to share through this podcast.
Danny Simmon is a national 2 mile champ, 2022 NXN runner up, and is currently the #1 ranked distance runner in the U.S. Here are some of his thoughts on why he has been able to find success in the sport. Thanks for watching!Danny's Instagram: daniel13_simmonsTalked: www.trytalked.com
JQ is potentially the best junior college runner this year, but his journey to success is far different than normal. Take a listen to learn how his able to push boundaries.
Clayton has incredible tenacity in the sport of running. He's found massive success but his pathway hasn't been perfect. So much to learn from his journey and commitment to consistency. NCAA 10k champ, 4x USA Road Champ, and now a 2:08 marathon runner as well. Thank you for listening!
Anna Hart is a long time friend and phenomenal D1 athlete for Brigham Young University. The thing I found most unique about Anna's story is her journey to loving the sport and how it wasn't as simple as it is for some others. So much to learn from her. I love this episode! I hope you do as well!!
- Made first-career indoor nationals appearance in 2023 with women's distance medley relay squad.
- Helped DMR squad to school record and national-qualifying time of 10:49.24 at the Arkansas Qualifier on Feb. 17.
- Ranked No. 9 all-time at BYU with 54.79 performance in the women's indoor 400-meters at the Ken Shannon Last Chance Invitational in Seattle on Feb. 25.
- Helped 4x400-meter squad to school record of 3:39.15 at the Razorback Invitational on Jan. 28.
I have always believed that obsession for a sport and working harder than anyone else was the answer to success in sports. Where there is value in that, there is a better way to do it and hard work isn't always the answer. This interview was enlightening, showing how we can win without running ourselves into the ground.
Golightly is the Assistant Director - Athletics for BYU Counseling and Psychological Services. Golightly is responsible for treating a variety of mental health issues in order to help student-athletes remove any obstacles preventing successful academic and sport performance. He conducts individual, couples and group therapy for student-athletes. He also teaches Performance Psychology and Contemporary Issues for Student-athletes at BYU.
Rebecca Ripley is a BYU gymnast that sat through 3 years of injury in her college career. Despite all of it she has come out on top.
I loved relating to her about pushing beyond our limits as just athletes and seeing the bigger picture in how sport interacts with our lives.
“I am a happier person when I am riding my bike.” - Truman
Sometimes we make motivation and hard work too much of a focus and at the end of the day it’s about falling in love with a sport and remembering why you started in the first place. Biking is fun, competing is fun, sport is fun and remembering the fun gives us motivation to keep pushing.
Jump into discomfort and embrace the challenge. BC makes me want to live bigger and love more. Can't wait for yal to hear from him!
Max Reisinger is a YouTube personality with almost 500k subscribers. He is also an entrepreneur with his brand Perspectopia, inspiring an optimistic lifestyle. Currently he is taking a gap year, traveling the world and making videos.
Welcome back! I am excited to see how this evolves and happy to be recording again. Conner is an incredible person with some great experience reaching the top of the sport. Listen to this episode to learn some of his story about how he got there and how we can all improve our lives through building our own teams and having consistency.
Before the 4 minute mile was broken, it was considered humanly impossible. It was first achieved in 1954 by Roger Bannister in 3:59.4. The "four-minute barrier" has since been broken by many male athletes, and is now the standard of all male professional middle distance runners. In the last 50 years, the mile record has been lowered by almost 17 seconds. If we believe in achieving the impossible, we are much more likely to achieve it.
Your focus determines your reality. There is no such thing as bad luck. Anybody who claims to have bad luck simply has a bad mentality.
"The people who are crazy enough to think they can change the world are the ones that do." - Jack Kerouac
When Brandon Farbstein was 2, he was diagnosed with dwarfism. While this can any man's confidence, it has not stopped Brandon. Today, he is the youngest ever 40 under 40, TED speaker, and motivational speaker. "I stand at 3'9", but I feel 7 feet tall" - Brandon Farbstein
Success is no accident. Your success in life will rely on the habits that you make. I have had the opportunity to interview and learn from a great deal of highly successful people. There is a clear pattern in the habits of these people. If we can master these habits, we can elevate our life.
Today's episode is with one of the greats! John Lee Dumas is a millionaire entrepreneur and podcaster. My biggest takeaway: Focus on one goal until success.
This episode is a good one! Aurus walks through some ways that we, as entrepreneurs can better market both ourselves and our products. Aurus is a snapchat marketing expert and inspirational speaker that speaks at colleges around the nation. I made a mistake in the audio about half way through! I apologize for the audio, but the content is incredible! Thanks to - Aurus Sanchez
Last week, I had a life to changing opportunity, to finish 1st place in the Nike Nationals Southwest Region Large School race. Out of 5 states, I was able to pull through with the fastest freshman time. This was by no accident. Listen to this episode to figure out how I did it. MIND OVER BODY
Dr.CK Bray is an expert in effective mindsets. The growth mindset is the ability to seek greater knowledge and fully utilize your potential. My biggest takeaway: Everyone should seek at least two forms of education. School-based and entrepreneurial-based learning. Starting a business can bring worth tremendous knowledge and experience that everybody needs.
Today's short and sweet episode is all about living a healthier lifestyle. Good health does more for you than just a good body. It clarifies your thoughts, helps you to sleep better, and even be happier.
Nataijah Parris is a 14-year-old entrepreneur on fire! She has a mindset that will blow you away. In this episode, you will learn how to develop your mind to overcome adversity. Prepare to be inspired.
"Your body language shapes who you are." - Amy Cuddy . Build your confidence, self esteem, and performance by just doing this one thing... POWER POSE.
Are you taking action in your life? Casey Adams teaches us how to take action. My biggest takeaway: ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE
Champions train, losers make excuses. CULTIVATE A CHAMPIONS mindset. Great NEW episode! Visualize, Believe, Meditate
Cassandra Perkins is an expert in getting over depression. She has seen and overcome depression in her own life and is on a mission to help those who are struggling with depression. In this episode, Cassandra tells us some of the keys to overcoming depression and finding our voice.
Fantastic interview with athlete, entrepreneur and motivater Frankie Cole! SHEER DESIRE to achieve greatness is the key.
When Tony Robbins asked Michael Jordan what made him different, Michael said he held himself to a standard that nobody else would find humanly possible.
Davis Smith is an entrepreneur that is determined to make a difference. He is an inspirational speaker all around the world and has started multiple companies that went on to become 7 figures. See how he did in this episode.
Caleb Maddix is a 14 year old entrepreneur that made over $100,000 before his fourteenth birthday and is shooting for 1 million by February. He has done interviews with Grant Cardone, Darren Hardy, and soon Tony Robbins. He is living his dream life and on a mission to teach others to do the same. THIS EPISODE IS GOLD
Everyday you make a decision, to move forward, to to fall backward. What do you choose?
The ability to make a sale or to persuade, is key to success. You're the average of the 5 people you spend the most time with.
How do you compete? This episode teaches you to dig deep and compete at the highest level.
This episode featuring Justin Osmond shares some of his difficulties with hearing loss and the path to success that he has taken. Justin Osmond was born with a severe/profound hearing loss. Even after being told by doctors, teachers and professionals that he would never play a musical instrument, he went on to play the violin, viola, piano, and drums. Recently, Justin ran 250 miles in 7 days, to help 25 kids receive the gift of sound. For those of you keeping track, that’s almost 10 marathons back to back! Today, Justin is an inspirational speaker, author, and philanthropist.