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Despite the Limits

Despite the Limits

De : Scot Storey
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My name is Scot Storey, and I created this podcast, “Despite the Limits” to provide short conversations aimed at helping leaders grow professionally and personally. As a lifelong student of human connection, leadership, and communication, I am passionate about shaping the growth and capabilities of leaders. My personal journey in leadership development has been shaped by a career of service in the US Army’s Special Operations Forces leading numerous teams from just a few operators to organizations several thousand people strong, with the Army’s Rangers, Green Berets and Civil Affairs units in some the world’s most remote and arduous conditions. I believe in the power of a good story to shape personal connections and help people reach their full potential. That is what this podcast is all about.

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  • A Little Help From My Friends
    Feb 27 2026

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    We moved into a new house recently and I’ve taken the opportunity to build my home gym. In this episode I talk about five indicators of longevity as listed on the “Barbell Medicine” Podcast episode #386, Longevity Myths.

    Here is a link to the show website if you want to listen to their whole episode or just check out their show in general.

    https://www.barbellmedicine.com/podcast/

    Another indicator of longevity is how connected you are socially. Friends can make an impact on your life. This is what I explore for most of this episode, the impact of friends.

    In preparing for this episode, I read a few articles that I found helpful. Here is one from Psychology Today called “Why Do We Need Friends? Six Benefits of Healthy Friendships” written by Kristen Fuller.

    https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/happiness-is-state-mind/201710/why-do-we-need-friends-six-benefits-healthy-friendships#:~:text=Friendships%20can%20be%20important%20for%20many%20reasons:,sorrow**%20*%20**They%20can%20be%20your%20backbone**

    I also found this blog post by the Mayo Clinic Staff helpful.

    https://www.mayoclinic.org/healthy-lifestyle/adult-health/in-depth/friendships/art-20044860

    Thanks for checking this episode out.

    Until next time friends!

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    19 min
  • New Year No Fear
    Jan 30 2026

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    Welcome season 3 of Despite the Limits. 2026 is well underway and there is a feeling of uncertainty in our world today. Our economic and political climates are volatile to say the least. One of my coping mechanisms is to look for light news stories that can encourage me and maybe even teach me a little bit along the way.

    This episode is inspired by one such story. On January 25, 2026 Alex Honnold became the first person to climb the Taipei 101 Skyscraper unaided. The story was intriguing to me. It was full of the neuroscience stuff I love. While Honnold’s brain is wired differently, he credits preparation with why he doesn’t have fear like the rest of the population. In this episode, I explore and expand on that idea a little.

    Since this is the beginning of season 3, I briefly visit why I started podcasting in the first place. If you want to hear the details here is the link to the very first episode. “Why Me? Why Now?”

    https://www.buzzsprout.com/2303705/episodes/14330114

    If you are interested in my previous talks about fear, here is the link to Season 2 Episode 14, “Let’s Talk about Fear!”

    https://www.buzzsprout.com/2303705/episodes/18108457

    Finally, if you are a bit of a neuroscience nerd too and want to read the article about Alex Honnold and his unique brain here is a link to that too!

    https://www.musc.edu/content-hub/News/2019/03/18/How-a-neuroscientist-and-professional-climber-learned-from-one-another?utm_source=join1440&utm_medium=email&utm_placement=newsletter&user_id=672371eaceb81c878a01bfc7

    Until next time friends!

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    19 min
  • Six Mistakes to Avoid in the New Year
    Dec 26 2025

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    In this last episode of Season 2, I look at “The Six Mistakes of Man”.

    Marcus Tullius Cicero (106 BC - 43 BC) was a Roman statesman and scholar whose work was admired by ancient scholars and is also admired by modern scholars today. It appears we have wrestled with these six mistakes for thousands of years.

    Here they are:

    1)The illusion that personal gain is made up of crushing others.
    2)The tendency to worry about things that cannot be changed or corrected.
    3)Insisting that a thing is impossible because we cannot accomplish it.
    4)Refusing to set aside trivial preferences.
    5)Neglecting development and refinement of the mind, and not acquiring the habit of reading and study.
    6)Attempting to compel others to believe and live as we do.

    If you were looking for a discussion about how to do an end of year review let me invite you to check out episode 23 from Season 1, “How to Do an End of Year Review”. Below is a link to that episode.

    https://www.buzzsprout.com/2303705/episodes/16261345

    Happy New Year friends!

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    18 min
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