Confidence: It's your turn with former golf pro Christina Lecuyer

⛳️ Christina Lecuyer is a former Professional Golfer, a three-time reality television competitor, Confidence + Mindset Coach, and Founder of Women with C.L.A.S.S. Mastermind, as well as Decide It’s Your Turn™. As a former professional golfer and host, Christina has helped raise millions of dollars for charity and used her skills as a human connection specialist to facilitate business relationships via the golf course. Her clients include Forbes list CEOs, Wall Street executives, and numerous global charities. Christina’s mission in life is to empower people to fully live in their purpose, confidently and successfully. →IN THIS EPISODE…Joe and Christina bond over a shared experience, and dive into their mutual interest around confidence. They have an important discussion about confidence versus cockiness. Christina talks about balancing the two and each is important. Her insights on confidence and taking your life to the next level are spot on. Christina and Joe agree: the difference between the person making it and the one struggling is the person making it didn’t have self-doubt or negativity blocking their way. It wasn’t their credential or pedigree, it was their grit and determination. 🔍 Breakdown with Christina Lecuyer: Chapter 1 (0:00) Intro

Joe introduces Christina Lecuyer, former Professional Golfer and confidence and mindset coach Chapter 2 (2:19) A shared experience

Interestingly enough, Joe and Christina are in a small club of individuals who competed in this experience Chapter 3 (6:34) Handling stress under pressure

Meditation is so important to handle stress. Make sure to take deep breaths and center yourself as much as possible Chapter 4 (15:14) Golf Channel’s Big Break Experience

Christina was a 3x golf channel reality show contestant, and the first one was The Big Break. She shares her experience.\ Chapter 5 (18:23) The balance between confidence and arrogance

Confidence deals with self-assurance or certainty about something. There is nothing bad about being sure about yourself or what you are doing Chapter 6 (21:46) From Pro Golf to Confidence Coach

Christina had some struggles when she was coming up in the golfing world. She had external validation, but it wasn’t coming from within. Her experiences led her to want to help others Chapter 7 (29:15) How to implement what you learn

Taking action on what you want is so important. You need to take what you learn and make a plan on how to do it Chapter 8 (31:48) Hurdles people face with confidence

Stop worrying about what other people think. Don’t ever quit, that is the most important thing to remember. When quitting is not an option, everything else is. Chapter 9 (39:01) Confidence coaching, what we do first

The very first thing Christina does with a new client is to answer where they are at, and what their biggest weaknesses are, and how series are you from a 1-10. Mindset is so important Chapter 10 (48:05) How confidence relates to success

Confidence and success go hand in hand. It is imperative to believe in yourself and push yourself in order to be successful in your life Chapter 11 (51:27) Life lesson from Alice Cooper

Christina was on a pro-am golf experience many years ago and was able to golf with Alice Cooper. She witnessed him do something that was a life lesson she never forgot Chapter 12 (55:41) Wrap Up

Joe concludes the episode and shares his takeaways Material Referenced in this interview:

→The Gifts of Imperfection

→The Big Break: Ka'anapali

→The One Thing by Jay Papasan

→Decide it’s your turn: The Podcast 📞 Connect with Christina Lecuyer

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