This week on Journey to June, Ed Lubowicki is back for Part 2 of our conversation. If you missed Part 1, be sure to go back and listen!

In this episode, we shift from research to personal journey. Ed shares his story as a Division I lacrosse player at Notre Dame, the pressure and discipline that shaped him, and the abrupt ending that left little space for reflection. We talk about what happens when athletes, and high performers, move forward without ever processing what shaped them.

This conversation explores identity beyond sport, the cost of ignoring the body’s signals, and why reflection isn’t something we “figure out later” — it’s a muscle we build.
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Website: https://www.lubowickiperformanceadvisory.com/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/edlubowicki
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This week on Journey to June, I sat down with Ed Lubowicki, a leadership coach, former Division I athlete, and someone who has spent years studying what really happens when high performers hit transition points. Not the glossy ones. The messy, identity-shaking ones.

After nearly a decade leading complex performance and people initiatives at Deloitte, Ed launched a private advisory practice to work with leaders, athletes, and teams navigating pressure, change, and the uncomfortable space between who they were and who they’re becoming.

Ed has interviewed nearly 400 individuals, from Olympians to youth coaches, exploring how mindset, identity, and accountability shape fulfillment and performance. He’s currently completing a Master’s in Organizational Dynamics at University of Pennsylvania, with a focus on athlete transition, leadership, and identity.

Ed doesn’t offer quick fixes. He offers presence, reflection, and the courage to stay in the work long enough to let it change you.

If you’re in a season of transition, or sensing one ahead, this episode is for you.
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💫 Connect with Ed:
Website: https://www.lubowickiperformanceadvisory.com/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/edlubowicki
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This week on Journey to June, I’m joined by Hattie Kaplan—a senior at Truckee High School, youth leader, and one of my youth coaching clients who continues to inspire me.

Hattie is the founder of Gains for Girls, a wellness and strength club created to help young women feel confident in their bodies and connected in community. After traveling to Tanzania and witnessing the realities of period poverty, she felt called to do more.

That calling became Miles That Matter—a student-led 5K and community festival supporting girls’ empowerment and menstrual health education. At just 17, Hattie organized the entire event herself, raising over $14,000 and supporting more than 700 girls through her partnership with CouldYou? Cup.

In this episode, we talk about courage, leadership, trusting your inner pull, and what’s possible when you stop waiting for permission and start listening to who you are.

This conversation is a reminder that purpose doesn’t have an age requirement.
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Instagram: @milesthatmatter5k
Website: https://miles-that-matter.webflow.io/
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On this week’s episode of Journey to June, I’m joined by my favorite co-host—my daughter, Josi June—for our third annual year-end reflection.

This has become one of our favorite traditions. A pause. A breath. A moment to look back before moving forward.

In this conversation, Josi reflects on her year—especially stepping into volleyball when she wasn’t confident, wasn’t experienced, and didn’t know how far it could go. We talk about what it feels like to be bad at something publicly… and what happens when effort, belief, and consistency begin to shift that story.

We also dive into choosing courage over comfort—whether that’s homeschooling, changing environments, starting something new, or walking away from what feels safe to listen to what’s calling you.

I share my own reflections on returning to Tahoe, building Live Your June in a deeper way, working with coaches who challenged me internally and externally, and hosting our first Mother–Daughter retreat—a moment that reminded me why this work matters and why it’s my responsibility to keep sharing it.

We close with intention:
What ceiling are you ready to break?
Who are you becoming in 2026?
And what might be possible if you stopped worrying about what others think?

Take a listen. Reflect alongside us. And ask yourself what your next version is asking for.
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This was an episode that needed to happen.

In this conversation, I sit down with my dear friend and longtime sounding board, Christi Nix Bloomer—executive coach, former Big 4 consultant, and someone I’ve shared an ongoing, agenda-less call with for the last five years.

What started as a simple check-in turned into a powerful conversation about boundaries, people-pleasing, and learning to pause before saying yes. We talk about tuning into the body, honoring energy, and shifting from constant doing to asking a deeper question: Who am I becoming?

If you’ve been feeling stretched thin, disconnected, or exhausted by trying to do it all, this episode is an invitation to slow down, listen inward, and lead yourself from the inside out.

Watch this Episode: https://youtu.be/62wQFxdFMX4
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Website: inthearenacoaching.com
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/christi-nix-bloomer/
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This week on Journey to June, I sat down with Dane Miklaus for a real and honest conversation about doing life differently.

Dane is the Founder of WORK Training Studios and the CEO and Founder of MacroManaged, an AI consulting agency helping business owners reclaim time and freedom. In this episode, we move beyond titles and into identity, leadership, and what it means to keep showing up when life gets hard.

We talk about fatherhood, grief, perspective, and the power of gratitude during seasons of loss and transition. Dane shares how awareness, language, and self-empathy have shaped the way he leads, parents, and lives with intention.

This episode is a reminder that we don’t know what others are carrying—and that kindness, presence, and perspective matter more than we think.
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💫 Connect with Dane:
Instagram: @danemiklaus
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/dane-miklaus-96415269/
Facebook: facebook.com/dane.miklaus
Threads: threads.com/@danemiklaus
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In this week's Journey to June episode, I sat down with former U.S. Olympian and dual-sport All-American Erin Aldrich-Shean, whose journey is a powerful example of what it means to rise, reinvent, and tell the truth about your own story. Erin shares how a childhood dream led her to the Olympic stage, how the transition out of sport became the hardest chapter of her life, and how she rebuilt her identity one decision at a time.

She also opens up about the complicated relationship with a former coach that shaped years of her early career—and the courage it took, nearly two decades later, to finally speak up. Her healing, paired with her grit, now fuels the work she does as an executive and career coach helping people navigate transitions with clarity and confidence.

Erin's journey is about purpose, truth, and the power of choosing who you become next—this one will stay with you.
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Website: ascensioncoaching.co
Email: info@ascensioncoaching.co
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This week on Journey to June, I sat down with Jamey Cummings— Senior Partner at JM Search, former U.S. Navy SEAL Officer, and someone I instantly connected with the first night we met through The Post community.

Jamey has spent nearly 20 years helping companies build world-class leadership teams… but the roots of his leadership style started long before the boardroom. From growing up in small-town Iowa with high standards and a coach-dad, to wrestling at the Naval Academy, to surviving BUD/S and serving nine years as a SEAL, Jamey’s story is a masterclass in discipline, humility, and servant leadership.

What struck me most about this conversation is the balance Jamey holds: disciplined and driven… yet deeply thoughtful, humble, and committed to growing. His story is such a powerful reminder that leadership isn’t about being the loudest voice in the room—it’s about clarity, service, and the courage to keep evolving.

If you are a parent, a founder, a coach, or someone trying to raise the bar for yourself and others, this episode will hit home.
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LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/jameycummings
JM Search: https://search.com/
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