The Premier Mindset

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Introducing The Premier Mindset, a podcast by Premier Performance LLC and hosted by Trent Mahler, LCSW. The Premier Mindset is dedicated to enhancing mental and physical well-being. As a licensed therapist, I provide professional insights into health concepts, offering education, awareness, and growth opportunities. Our mission is to help you optimize performance in all areas of life, with a special focus on business leaders and athletes seeking peak performance. Tune in to benefit from expert guidance and elevate your journey today!

  1. 2d ago

    Episode 85: What Film Study Reveals About Psychology

    00:00 Why Film Study Reveals the Truth About Performance 01:25 When an Athlete Gets Defensive About Feedback 03:05 What Film Study Teaches High Performers 04:18 Why Leaders Need Their Own Film Study 05:44 The Difference Between Intention and Execution 06:30 The Performance Evidence Review 08:01 Why Confidence Doesn't Always Mean Accuracy 09:12 When Feedback Threatens Your Identity 10:00 How Defensiveness Disguises Itself 11:08 The Executive Who Couldn't Accept Feedback 13:21 A Leadership Confrontation That Changes Everything 14:56 What Happens When Leaders Receive Honest Feedback? 15:38 The Defensive Response Audit 17:01 How to Evaluate Unfair or Inaccurate Feedback 18:32 Perfectionism, Shame & the Fear of Being Wrong 20:12 How Defensiveness Limits Leadership 21:10 Why Feedback Triggers an Emotional Response 22:42 Learning to Examine Performance Objectively 23:19 Why Awareness Alone Doesn't Create Change 24:42 The One Adjustment Rule 26:11 Building Feedback Into Your Performance System 26:55 Psychological Safety & Accountability 28:18 Turning Feedback Into Better Execution 29:42 Making Continuous Improvement a Habit 31:44 Revisiting the Athlete and Executive 34:22 The Five-Step Performance Improvement Process 35:03 The Cost of Protecting Your Ego 36:10 Your Performance Review Challenge 37:36 Letting Go of the Need to Always Be Right 39:02 Final Thoughts: Learn From the Film 40:06 Work With Premier Performance & Share Your Feedback 40:48 Join the Newsletter & Stay Connected 41:48 Next Episode: The Curse of Perfectionism Are you actually committed to getting better, or are you more committed to believing you're already good? In Episode 85 of The Premier Mindset, host Trent Mahler, LCSW, explores the psychology of feedback, defensiveness, and why even the most talented high performers can struggle to confront their own mistakes. Drawing from his experience studying football film, Trent examines a difficult reality: what you intended to do and what your performance actually revealed aren't always the same thing. You can believe you made the right decision. You can have good intentions. You can feel confident in your abilities. But none of those things automatically mean your performance matched your perception. For athletes, executives, entrepreneurs, and leaders, the ability to recognize that gap can determine whether you continue developing or become trapped protecting your own self-image. In this episode, Trent introduces three practical frameworks: • Performance Evidence Review — Evaluate what actually happened rather than relying entirely on what you intended. • Defensive Response Audit — Recognize when ego, identity, or emotional reactions are interfering with your ability to receive feedback. • One Adjustment Rule — Turn criticism and mistakes into one specific, actionable improvement. This episode challenges you to rethink how you approach mistakes, criticism, accountability, and personal growth. Because feedback isn't always comfortable. Sometimes it challenges the very identity you've worked so hard to build. The question is whether you're willing to confront what your performance reveals or whether you'll keep defending what you believe about yourself. Listen to Episode 85 now, follow The Premier Mindset, and share this episode with someone committed to continuous improvement. Premier Minds, Premier Results. 👉 Connect with us now: The Premier Mindset Newsletter → https://trent-mahler.kit.com/profile Instagram → @Premier_Performance_Reno LinkedIn → @Premier Performance LLC Tik Tok → @Premier_Performance_Reno Facebook → @Premier Performance LLC Twitter → @PremierRenoLLC Website → www.PremierPerformanceReno.com Text/Call → (775) 561-0056 #ThePremierMindset #HighPerformance #SelfAwareness #PersonalGrowth #PerformancePsychology

  2. Oct 25

    Episode 84: Life After Football, Turning an Athlete's Mindset Into Career Success with Devoreaux Stewart

    00:00 Learning to Say No & Finding Balance01:41 Meet Devoreaux Stewart: From Nevada Football to Executive Leadership04:21 Why Devoreaux Chose the University of Nevada05:31 Would He Make the Same Decision Again?06:27 The Unexpected Story That Led Him to Nevada07:45 What Division I Football Taught Him About Hard Work09:24 Translating Athletic Discipline Into Professional Success10:50 The Humbling Reality of Division I Competition13:01 The Brotherhood & Relationships That Last Beyond Football15:41 Finding a Career Path After Football18:26 When He Started Planning for Life After Sports19:17 Building Confidence in an Unfamiliar Industry21:02 Why Athletic Skills Don't Disappear After Retirement22:16 Navigating Identity Changes After Football23:45 Competition in Business vs. Athletics27:05 What Football Teaches You About Failure28:58 Why Professional Success Has No Finish Line30:58 Finding Motivation Through Small Wins32:10 Understanding & Evaluating Risk33:48 Making Decisions Without All the Information35:01 Calculated Risk vs. Reckless Risk36:23 The Danger of Making Assumptions37:21 Can Being Too Risk-Averse Limit Success?38:11 The Biggest Career Risk He Ever Took39:43 The Personal Risk That Changed His Life41:13 Knowing When to Leave Your Comfort Zone42:27 How to Become an Expert in a New Field43:34 Why Continuous Learning Matters44:50 Performing Under Pressure in Business45:51 What He Wishes He Had Started Earlier47:17 Balancing Career Success With Family48:08 How His Definition of Excellence Has Evolved49:15 Focusing on the Process Instead of the Outcome50:24 Final Thoughts & Lessons From Nevada Football51:27 Closing & What's Coming Next What happens when the game ends, but the lessons you learned through competition are just beginning to pay off? In Episode 84 of The Premier Mindset, host Trent Mahler, LCSW, sits down with former University of Nevada football teammate and commercial insurance executive Devoreaux Stewart to explore how the mindset developed through high-level athletics can translate into professional success, leadership, and life beyond sports. The transition from Division I football into the professional world isn't always straightforward. The structure changes. The expectations change. The path forward becomes less predictable. But the lessons don't have to disappear. Devoreaux shares how work ethic, consistency, calculated risk-taking, and a willingness to embrace failure helped shape his journey from college athletics to building a successful career in commercial insurance. Together, Trent and Devoreaux explore: • Translating athletic discipline into professional success• Navigating career transitions and uncertainty• Making decisions without having all the answers• Taking calculated risks instead of waiting for certainty• Building relationships and continuously learning• Embracing failure as part of the growth process• Focusing on consistent effort rather than obsessing over outcomes• Balancing ambition with family and long-term fulfillment Whether you're an athlete preparing for life after sports, an entrepreneur building something new, or a professional navigating your next chapter, this conversation offers a reminder: Your circumstances may change, but the principles that helped you succeed can continue to serve you. Listen to Episode 84 now, follow The Premier Mindset, and share this conversation with someone navigating a transition or building their next chapter. 👉 Connect with us now: The Premier Mindset Newsletter → https://trent-mahler.kit.com/profile Instagram → @Premier_Performance_Reno LinkedIn → @Premier Performance LLC Tik Tok → @Premier_Performance_Reno Facebook → @Premier Performance LLC Twitter → @PremierRenoLLC Website → www.PremierPerformanceReno.com Text/Call → (775) 561-0056 👉 Connect with Devoreaux now: LinkedIn → @Devoreaux Stewart #ThePremierMindset #LifeAfterSports #HighPerformance #Leadership #CareerDevelopment

  3. Oct 18

    Episode 83: How To Become A Dangerous Competitor

    The most dangerous competitor in the room might be the calmest person in it. Not because they don’t feel anger, frustration, or pressure. But because those emotions don’t get to make their decisions. In Episode 83 of The Premier Mindset, host Trent Mahler, LCSW, explores the difference between being an emotional competitor and becoming a truly dangerous competitor, someone who can experience intense emotions without allowing them to control their performance. For athletes, entrepreneurs, executives, and other high achievers, competitive intensity can be a powerful advantage. But when anger, frustration, ego, or the need to prove yourself starts driving your decisions, that same intensity can become your greatest vulnerability. The more easily someone can trigger you, the more influence they can have over your performance. In this episode, Trent breaks down three practical strategies: • Trigger-State-Response Audit — Recognize what triggers you, how your emotional state changes, and how it influences your behavior. • 10-Second Competitive Reset — Regain composure and redirect your attention when emotions start taking over. • Next Play Rule — Stop carrying frustration from one moment into the next opportunity. This episode challenges a common misunderstanding about mental toughness: emotional control doesn’t mean suppressing emotions. It means learning to experience them without surrendering your decision-making. Are your emotions fueling your performance, or are they controlling it? Listen now, follow The Premier Mindset, and share this episode with someone who wants to perform better under pressure. Premier Minds, Premier Results. 👉 Connect with us now: The Premier Mindset Newsletter → https://trent-mahler.kit.com/profile Instagram → @Premier_Performance_Reno LinkedIn → @Premier Performance LLC Tik Tok → @Premier_Performance_Reno Facebook → @Premier Performance LLC Twitter → @PremierRenoLLC Website → www.PremierPerformanceReno.com Text/Call → (775) 561-0056#ThePremierMindset #MentalToughness #EmotionalRegulation #HighPerformance #PerformancePsychology

  4. Oct 11

    Episode 82: The Loneliness of High Level Competition

    00:00 The Hidden Loneliness of High Performance 02:29 Follow Premier Performance & Join the Newsletter 03:01 When Nobody Understands Your Pursuit 04:07 Alone vs. Unsupported: Know the Difference 05:55 The Pursuit Isolation Audit 07:01 How to Stay Connected Without Lowering Your Standards 08:34 Why You Don’t Have to Carry Everything Alone 09:32 When Ambition Becomes Your Identity 10:15 The Entrepreneur Who Lost Connection 12:04 When “Nobody Understands Me” Becomes a Shield 13:10 The Connection Translation Test 15:00 When Relationships Become Fuel or Friction 16:37 Build an Intentional Support System 18:06 Why Recovery Matters as Much as Performance 19:07 The High Performance Support Stack 22:00 Identify the Support You’re Missing 23:21 Why You Must Schedule Connection 25:17 People Aren’t Tools for Better Performance 27:32 Independence vs. Isolation 30:10 How Your Loneliness Shapes Your Leadership 32:12 Solitude, Connection, Recovery & Sustained Performance 33:02 How to Reconnect Without Abandoning Your Ambition 34:23 The Questions Every High Performer Should Ask 35:02 Turn Insight Into Meaningful Change 36:05 Don’t Reach the Top With Nobody to Come Home To 37:31 Share Your Experience & Review the Podcast 38:27 Join the Newsletter & Connect With Premier Performance 39:29 Next Episode: Dangerous vs. Emotional Competitors What if the pursuit of your goals is slowly costing you the relationships that make success meaningful? In Episode 82 of The Premier Mindset, Trent Mahler, LCSW, explores the loneliness that can come with high performance and the danger of allowing ambition to become isolation. Athletes, entrepreneurs, executives, and other high achievers are often taught to be independent, push through discomfort, and stay focused on the mission. But somewhere along the way, independence can become isolation. You stop sharing what you’re going through, convince yourself nobody understands, and become so focused on building your future that you lose connection with the people who matter in your present. This episode challenges you to rethink what sustainable success really looks like. Trent breaks down three practical frameworks to help you recognize isolation before it becomes your normal: • Pursuit Isolation Audit — Identify where your ambition may be pulling you away from meaningful connection. • Connection Translation Test— Find ways to communicate your experiences so the people around you can better understand what you’re carrying. • High Performance Support Stack — Build a support system that strengthens both your performance and your personal life. The goal isn’t to lower your standards or abandon your ambition. It’s to pursue uncommon goals without losing yourself, or the people who matter, in the process. Are you becoming more independent, or are you becoming isolated? Listen now, follow The Premier Mindset, and share this episode with someone who is working hard to build something meaningful. Premier Minds, Premier Results. 👉 Connect with us now:The Premier Mindset Newsletter → https://trent-mahler.kit.com/profileInstagram → @Premier_Performance_RenoLinkedIn → @Premier Performance LLCTik Tok → @Premier_Performance_RenoFacebook → @Premier Performance LLCTwitter → @PremierRenoLLCWebsite → www.PremierPerformanceReno.comText/Call → (775) 561-0056 #ThePremierMindset #HighPerformance #MentalHealth #Leadership #PremierPerformance

  5. Oct 4

    Episode 81: Why Great Leaders Learn To Stop Doing Everything Themselves with Austin Solheim

    00:00 Performing at a High Level When Success Depends on Others 02:28 Meet Austin Solheim: Leadership, Fundraising & High Performance 04:53 How Austin Found His Way Into Nonprofit Leadership 07:22 From Helping Individuals to Leading Systems 09:24 The Career Turning Point That Changed His Perspective 12:19 From Quick Fixes to Long-Term Impact 14:00 Learning Patience, Leadership & Collective Buy-In 17:22 How Austin’s Definition of Success Changed 19:25 What Would Surprise Your Younger Self? 22:06 The Most Important Skill for Building Relationships 24:20 Networking vs. Genuine Relationship Building 26:33 How to Build Trust With Someone You Just Met 27:03 Why Your Personal Life Affects Your Professional Relationships 31:11 The Biggest Mistake People Make When Networking 34:31 Learning to Get Comfortable With Uncertainty 37:51 When Relationships and Plans Don’t Go the Way You Expected 42:23 Making Decisions Without Having All the Information 44:35 How to Stay Consistent When You Aren’t Seeing Results 48:52 What Are You Most Proud of That Isn’t on Your Resume? 51:07 Building a Legacy Through the People You Impact 51:33 Closing & Connect With Premier Performance What happens when your success depends on people you can’t control? In Episode 81 of The Premier Mindset, Trent Mahler, LCSW sits down with nonprofit professional Austin Solheim to explore what it really takes to perform at a high level when success isn’t something you can achieve alone. Austin’s career has evolved from direct service to building systems, partnerships, and relationships capable of creating impact across entire communities. Along the way, he’s learned that leadership isn’t always about having the title, making every decision, or being the person with the answers. Sometimes, leadership means listening. It means asking for help. It means earning trust, building genuine relationships, navigating uncertainty, and continuing to show up when the results you’re working toward may take years to materialize. In this conversation, Trent and Austin explore: • Leading without formal authority • Building relationships that create lasting impact • Earning trust instead of demanding it • Making long-term decisions in uncertain environments • Staying consistent when results are slow • Celebrating small wins along the way • Building a legacy that can continue beyond your own involvement For athletes, entrepreneurs, executives, nonprofit leaders, and anyone working toward something bigger than themselves, this episode offers an important reminder: High performance isn’t always about controlling the outcome. Sometimes it’s about becoming the person others can trust to keep moving the mission forward. Listen now, follow The Premier Mindset, and share this episode with someone who leads through relationships rather than a title. Premier Minds, Premier Results. 👉 Connect with us now: The Premier Mindset Newsletter → https://trent-mahler.kit.com/profile Instagram → @Premier_Performance_Reno LinkedIn → @Premier Performance LLC Tik Tok → @Premier_Performance_Reno Facebook → @Premier Performance LLC Twitter → @PremierRenoLLC Website → www.PremierPerformanceReno.com Text/Call → (775) 561-0056 👉 Connect with Austin: LinkedIn → @austin-solheim #ThePremierMindset #Leadership #HighPerformance #LeadershipDevelopment #PremierPerformance

  6. Sep 27

    Episode 80: The Fear Of Success Nobody Talks About In Business & Athletics

    00:00 What If You’re Afraid of Success? 01:34 When Success Starts Feeling Unsafe 02:43 The Fear of Success in Business 04:05 Wanting Success vs. Being Ready for It 05:01 What Does Success Cost You? 06:04 Fear of Failure vs. Fear of Success 07:19 Why Success Can Increase Pressure 08:46 The Success Threat Audit 10:18 Don’t Mistake Every Setback for Fear of Success 11:50 When Success Forces an Identity Change 13:14 What Is Success Asking You to Become? 14:42 The Pressure of Sustaining Success 17:11 Success, Imposter Syndrome & Identity 19:18 How Success Turns Into Expectations 20:22 The Expectation Ladder 22:18 The Success Compatibility Check 23:51 Can You Sustain the Success You Can Achieve? 25:23 Stop Calling Everything Self-Sabotage 27:22 When Opportunity Becomes a Threat 29:52 Perfectionism as Protection 31:34 The Success Tolerance Model 32:28 The Success Exposure Ladder 34:51 Who Do You Have to Become to Live at the Next Level? 36:16 Achievement → Adaptation → Integration 37:05 Your Psychological Ceiling Can Become an Organizational Ceiling 38:02 Prepare for the Tuesday After the Highlight 40:14 The Four Stages of Sustainable Success 41:29 Why Positive Change Can Still Feel Threatening 43:14 Is Your Psychological Capacity the Real Ceiling? 44:12 Why Insight Alone Doesn’t Change Behavior 45:23 What If You’re Afraid of What Happens When You Win? 47:52 The Question High Performers Should Be Asking 49:00 What Would You Have to Become to Get Everything You Want? 50:47 Help Us Reach More High Performers What if you’re not afraid of failing? What if you’re afraid of what happens if you actually win? In Episode 80 of The Premier Mindset, Trent Mahler, LCSW explores the often-overlooked psychology of the fear of success, the tension that can emerge when the success you’ve been working toward starts to become real. For athletes, entrepreneurs, executives, and other high performers, reaching the next level can bring more than excitement. It can bring greater expectations, visibility, responsibility, pressure, and even changes to your identity. That can show up as procrastination, perfectionism, hesitation, overthinking, self-sabotage, or avoidance, sometimes without you realizing that success itself has become the threat. In this episode, Trent breaks down five practical frameworks to help you understand what’s happening: • The Success Threat Audit • The Expectation Ladder • The Success Compatibility Check • The Success Tolerance Model • The Success Exposure Ladder At the center of the episode is one question: Are you actually incapable of reaching the next level or are you simply not yet prepared to live there? If you’ve ever worked incredibly hard to achieve something, only to feel strangely uncomfortable once you got close, this episode is for you. Listen now, share it with someone who needs to hear it, and follow The Premier Mindset for more conversations and tools around performance, psychology, leadership, and performing under pressure. Resilient Minds, Premier Results. 👉 Connect with us now: The Premier Mindset Newsletter → https://trent-mahler.kit.com/profile Instagram → @Premier_Performance_Reno LinkedIn → @Premier Performance LLC Tik Tok → @Premier_Performance_Reno Facebook → @Premier Performance LLC Twitter → @PremierRenoLLC Website → www.PremierPerformanceReno.com Text/Call → (775) 561-0056 #ThePremierMindset #FearOfSuccess #HighPerformance #PerformancePsychology #PremierPerformance

  7. Sep 20

    Episode 79: You Don't Choose Everything That Happens To You, But You Can Choose What Comes Next | With Jenn Campbell

    00:00 The Hardest Lesson Life Can Teach You 00:50 Meet Jen Campbell: A Life of Service 03:39 From Interpersonal Communications to Birth Work 06:00 Infertility, Motherhood & Finding Her Calling 08:00 How One Teacher Changed Her Life 10:43 Was Her Career Planned or Discovered? 12:05 Infertility, Foster Care & Adoption 15:43 How Do You Become a Mom of 18? 18:05 What 18 Children Taught Her About Leadership 20:22 Turning Everyday Problems Into Better Systems 22:37 What Can You Change and What Must You Accept? 23:03 The Therapy Lesson That Changed Everything 25:24 Grief, Loss & Living With What You Can't Control 27:22 Finding Meaning Through Pain 28:28 Turning Life Experiences Into Purpose 29:11 What Entrepreneurship Can Teach Us About Life 30:21 How Life Experiences Shape Your Career 31:57 Can Helping Others Help You Heal? 32:37 When Your Career Becomes Your Healing 34:46 The Wounded Healer & Taking Care of Yourself 35:49 What Is a Doula? 36:16 Doulas, Education & Informed Decisions 37:26 Why the Same Information Can Lead to Different Choices 38:07 Filling the Gaps in End-of-Life Care 39:49 How to Find a Doula 40:19 Medicaid, Hospital Programs & Doula Access 42:08 Why Jenn Became a Nonprofit Executive Director 43:19 From Helping One Person to Creating Broader Impact 44:19 Leading Through Rapid Change 45:37 Time Blocking, Priorities & Taking One Step at a Time 46:15 Why Great Leaders Have to Be Willing to Pivot 47:20 Leaders Don’t Need to Have All the Answers 48:24 The Power of Community & Collaboration 48:47 Why Growth Isn’t the Same as Success 50:57 What Success Really Looks Like 54:46 The Most Important Qualities of a Leader 55:27 Helping Without Creating Dependence 56:21 Teaching Kids to Think for Themselves 57:50 The “Convince Me” Approach to Leadership 58:31 Autonomy, Boundaries & Being the Safety Net 1:00:08 Mother, Doula, Leader, Advocate: Which Identity Fits? 1:01:22 Final Thoughts & What’s Next What does it take to keep showing up when life keeps asking more of you? In Episode 79 of The Premier Mindset, I sit down with Jenn Campbell, Executive Director of the DOULA CO-OP of Nevada, for a conversation about resilience, leadership, loss, purpose, and what it means to support people through some of life’s biggest transitions. Jenn’s story is anything but ordinary. She has spent more than 15 years working as a birth assistant, lactation consultant, childbirth educator, birth doula, bereavement doula, and adoption and surrogacy doula. She has also spent more than 15 years involved in the foster care system as both a parent and trainer and she’s been parenting since 1992 as a mom of 18 children. Along the way, Jenn has experienced infertility, IVF, miscarriage, adoption, home births, loss, and the death of an adult son. Rather than allowing those experiences to define her, she has used them to deepen her understanding of how to show up for others during difficult moments. We also talk about building a career around service, turning personal experiences into purpose, navigating adversity, entrepreneurship, and the importance of continuing to grow when life doesn’t go according to plan. Jenn also shares her perspective on leadership, advocacy, and expanding access to doula care across Nevada. This is a powerful conversation about resilience, compassion, purpose, and building something meaningful from the experiences life gives you. 🎧 Listen to the full episode and let me know what takeaway stood out to you. Subscribe for weekly episodes. 👉 Connect with us now: The Premier Mindset Newsletter → https://trent-mahler.kit.com/profile Instagram → @Premier_Performance_Reno LinkedIn → @Premier Performance LLC Tik Tok → @Premier_Performance_Reno Facebook → @Premier Performance LLC Twitter → @PremierRenoLLC Website → www.PremierPerformanceReno.com Text/Call → (775) 561-0056 #ThePremierMindset #Resilience #Leadership #Doulas #MentalPerformance

  8. Sep 13

    Episode 78: Why The Same Hard Coaching Makes One Athlete Better & Another Worse | Challenge vs Threat

    0:00 Welcome to Episode 78 0:18 Same Coaching, Opposite Results 1:23 Productive Discomfort vs Psychological Threat 2:52 Pressure Response Audit 7:03 Why Athletes Arrive With Different Histories 8:16 Toughness Is Not the Absence of Stress 11:25 Challenge State vs Threat State 13:05 Identity Fusion and Performance 17:04 High Standards vs Perfectionism 18:33 Coaching From Your Own Biography 19:57 Challenge-to-Threat Check 24:16 Coaching Calibration Model (Capacity, Response, Relationship) 30:46 Building Autonomy, Not Compliance 33:20 Transferring Pressure Internally 37:06 Equal Treatment Is Not Always Effective Treatment 39:43 Self-Coaching and Psychological Safety 42:54 Optimization Over Intensity 44:46 Hard Coaching as Intervention, Not Identity 47:26 Final Challenge for Coaches and Leaders 48:22 Closing, Resources & Next Episode Episode 78 of The Premier Mindset. You can deliver the exact same coaching message, in the same tone, after the same mistake and one athlete locks in while the other tightens up, slows down, and starts playing not to mess up. In this episode, Trent Mahler, LCSW and Performance Coach, breaks down why pressure is never the intervention itself, it’s the stimulus. What matters is what each athlete’s system does with it. You’ll learn: • The difference between productive discomfort and psychological threat • How to run a simple Pressure Response Audit after you increase intensity • Challenge state vs threat state and why identity fusion makes feedback land differently • Why “just get tougher” is often unhelpful • The Coaching Calibration Model (Capacity, Response, Relationship) • How elite coaches keep standards high while making the delivery precise • The long-term goal: athletes (and leaders) who can eventually coach themselves This is not about coaching softer or harder. It’s about coaching more precisely so pressure creates adaptation instead of protection. For education and performance growth only, not a replacement for therapy. 👉 Connect with us now: The Premier Mindset Newsletter → https://trent-mahler.kit.com/profile Instagram → @Premier_Performance_Reno LinkedIn → @Premier Performance LLC Tik Tok → @Premier_Performance_Reno Facebook → @Premier Performance LLC Twitter → @PremierRenoLLC Website → www.PremierPerformanceReno.com Text/Call → (775) 561-0056 Next week: Interview with Jennifer Campbell, Executive Director of the Doula Co-op of Nevada.

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Introducing The Premier Mindset, a podcast by Premier Performance LLC and hosted by Trent Mahler, LCSW. The Premier Mindset is dedicated to enhancing mental and physical well-being. As a licensed therapist, I provide professional insights into health concepts, offering education, awareness, and growth opportunities. Our mission is to help you optimize performance in all areas of life, with a special focus on business leaders and athletes seeking peak performance. Tune in to benefit from expert guidance and elevate your journey today!

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    Premier Performance LLC
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    85
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