I Was a Champion on the Field and Broken at Home | Terry Bradshaw
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That's Terry Bradshaw, a man who won four Super Bowls and still had to fight his way back from three divorces. cancer twice in the same year, and a depression he didn't even fully understand until his forties. And if you've ever felt like the world only sees your highlight reel The wins, the title, the trophies. While you're quietly falling apart behind it.
Then this episode is for you because Terry's proof that success doesn't protect you from pain and that getting hit isn't the story. Getting back up. is. In this episode, you're going to hear Terry get honest about therapy, faith, learning to say no without guilt, and why hope was the only thing that pulled him through when nothing else could. Terry Bradshaw is a pro football hall of famer, four time Super Bowl champion with the Pittsburgh Steelers, longtime host of NFL Fox Sunday, and author of the new memoir. looking for Terry. My name is Lewis Howes. This is a school of greatness.
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