In this episode of the Reverb Podcast, we talk with mental performance coach David Elaimy about what it really takes to perform at a high level in sports, business, and life.

David has worked with elite athletes, surgeons, executives, and entrepreneurs, helping them identify and eliminate the mental “interference” that holds them back.

His approach goes beyond traditional coaching by focusing on awareness, presence, and aligning actions with a clear personal vision.

This conversation explores:

• The mental side of performance and why it matters more than mechanics
• How “interference” impacts results and consistency
• The role of awareness in unlocking peak performance
• Lessons from coaching high-level athletes and professionals
• Why success is more about how you live than what you achieve

Whether you’re an athlete, entrepreneur, or someone looking to improve your mindset, this episode offers practical insights to help you perform better and live more intentionally.

Key Topics Discussed:

Mental performance vs. physical mechanics

Identifying and eliminating “interference”

Building awareness and presence

Consistency and high-level performance

Insights from elite coaching experiences

Redefining success and intentional living

In this episode of the Reverb Podcast, Dr. Bill Wagner, a renowned hand surgeon and sports medicine consultant with nearly 30 years of experience, shares his journey from childhood inspiration to becoming a leading expert in hand and upper extremity surgery.

Join hosts Gary Barss and Todd Sherman as they explore the realities of medical training, the challenges and rewards of performing complex surgeries, and the human side of patient care. Dr. Wagner also shares fascinating stories from his career, including trauma cases, microsurgery, and his work with professional athletes.

Whether you’re a medical student, aspiring doctor, or simply curious about life inside the operating room, this episode offers valuable insights into surgery, mentorship, and the discipline required to succeed in medicine.

Key topics discussed: hand surgery, orthopedic surgery, microsurgery, surgical training, medical career path, trauma cases, emergency surgery, sports medicine, professional athletes, mentorship, patient care, life as a surgeon

In this episode of the Reverb Podcast, entrepreneur Dan Brettler, founder of Car Toys and co-founder of Wireless Advocates, shares his journey of building a business from scratch into a multi-state retail empire.

Dan talks about starting with just $30,000, the challenges of scaling a company, and the lessons he learned while managing rapid growth, leading teams, and delivering exceptional customer service. He also reveals the story behind his Costco partnership and how he turned opportunities into long-term success.

Whether you’re an entrepreneur, startup founder, business leader, or aspiring retail professional, you’ll gain practical insights into leadership, business growth, resilience, and scaling a company.

Key topics discussed: entrepreneurship, startup business, business growth, leadership lessons, building Car Toys, retail strategy, scaling a company, Costco partnership, wireless retail, customer service leadership, resilience, lessons for entrepreneurs