Visibility With Lauren Cobello
Oct 6, 2026 · 44 min · 11 segments
What if the key to performing at your highest level isn’t doing more but learning how to slow down? During my conversation with Kristin Weitzel, Founder of Sherpa Breath & Cold, we talked about cold…
Kristin WeitzelGuest
Lauren CobelloHost
And you saw it before because now cold plunging is like so popular and, you know, everybody wants to be doing it.

And if you don't have the breathwork, we talked about this beforehand, the breathwork is the important part.

So how can people use that? Because a lot of people that watch this show are high performers that are managing very stressful jobs that want to get to the top, that want to be more visible in their life career.

I've been fortunate enough to have a chance to work with some of the world's top athletes and MMA and Olympic skaters and athletes.

I recently did an eight week run up into the rehearsal period for Ariana Grande's world tour.

So when I use that word, I don't necessarily mean just professional athletes.

I think there are plenty of people working in the corporate or executive realm that are like athletes of their own right because of what they're getting done in the course of a day.

And I think that's what we miss is doing a little bit less and actually getting more accomplished in the long run.

is something that's very plausible and we're we're and i say we because some of this happens to me as well like running a couple businesses and feeling like an executive leadership you just you get a bit caught up in the swirl yeah and forgetting about yourself like this is the age-old adage of like fill your cup first and we can roll our eyes at that it's like the breathwork piece people are like i'm breathing leave me alone it's good i got it i know how to breathe i'm alive i'm fine But the thing is, if we get really a level of mastery around these things, just in the same way that we may be getting a level of mastery in AI or in people management or whatever we might be doing in our careers, we can sort of reset the landscape of our nervous system.

And you saw it before because now cold plunging is like so popular and, you know, everybody wants to be doing it.

And if you don't have the breathwork, we talked about this beforehand, the breathwork is the important part.

So how can people use that? Because a lot of people that watch this show are high performers that are managing very stressful jobs that want to get to the top, that want to be more visible in their life career.

I've been fortunate enough to have a chance to work with some of the world's top athletes and MMA and Olympic skaters and athletes.

I recently did an eight week run up into the rehearsal period for Ariana Grande's world tour.

So when I use that word, I don't necessarily mean just professional athletes.

I think there are plenty of people working in the corporate or executive realm that are like athletes of their own right because of what they're getting done in the course of a day.

And I think that's what we miss is doing a little bit less and actually getting more accomplished in the long run.

is something that's very plausible and we're we're and i say we because some of this happens to me as well like running a couple businesses and feeling like an executive leadership you just you get a bit caught up in the swirl yeah and forgetting about yourself like this is the age-old adage of like fill your cup first and we can roll our eyes at that it's like the breathwork piece people are like i'm breathing leave me alone it's good i got it i know how to breathe i'm alive i'm fine But the thing is, if we get really a level of mastery around these things, just in the same way that we may be getting a level of mastery in AI or in people management or whatever we might be doing in our careers, we can sort of reset the landscape of our nervous system.
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