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Thanks But No One Asked You

Thanks But No One Asked You

Written by: Britt Hunter
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Life Advice, Entrepreneurship, Wealth, College Decisions, Following Your Passion, Chasing A Goal... ALL of these topics and MORE are covered in this pod!


Brittany “Britt” Hunter is a former top-ranked athlete turned executive coach, speaker, and unapologetic truth-teller. After a career-ending injury at Duke and UConn, she pivoted hard—spending 7 years in Harlem schools as a teacher, Dean, and Vice Principal before earning her MBA from Vanderbilt and stepping into the corporate world at Microsoft. Now, she helps leaders own the room and lead with heart.


She’s also the host of Thanks But No One Asked You (TBNOAY)—a bold, storytelling-meets-unsolicited-advice podcast for anyone tired of surface-level self-help. With humor, heart, and hard-earned wisdom, Britt keeps it candid on everything from leadership to life pivots. Thanks, but no one asked… and yet, here we are.


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2026 Britt Hunter
Careers Economics Personal Success Self-Help Success
Episodes
  • Gods Plan | Maurice |Missouri Valley College
    Feb 11 2026

    The conversation covers the topics of unsolicited advice, college life, personal identity, loneliness, hobbies, friendship, and understanding success and setbacks. Maurice Walker II shares insights on these topics and the impact of adult guidance on the younger generation. The conversation delves into the redefinition of success, the challenges of setbacks, career aspirations, overcoming challenges, and finding strength in adversity. It explores the pressure of accolades, the mental toll of consistent injury, the path to becoming a GM, coping strategies for tough times, and the role of prayer and family support in navigating adversity. The conversation delves into Maurice Walker II's early life struggles and the resilience he developed as a result. It then explores the power of journaling and self-reflection, followed by a discussion on finding internal happiness and peace. The subsequent chapters cover mentoring and sharing wisdom with younger teammates, receiving praise and maturity, balancing individual and team success, the role of selfishness in sports and life, traveling for perspective and growth, unsolicited advice for adults and older individuals, and a lighthearted discussion on the name confusion and family tree.

    Takeaways

    • Understanding the concept of success and setbacks
    • The impact of adult guidance on the younger generation Success is not just about accolades
    • Leadership is not one-size-fits-all Journaling for self-reflection
    • Balancing internal and external sources of happiness

    Chapters

    • 00:00 Unsolicited Advice and College Life
    • 08:00 Hobbies and Friendship
    • 13:58 Understanding Success and Setbacks
    • 19:52 Redefining Success
    • 32:24 Career Aspirations
    • 38:10 Overcoming Challenges
    • 43:59 Early Life Struggles and Resilience
    • 49:21 Receiving Praise and Maturity
    • 57:12 Traveling for Perspective and Growth
    • 01:03:05 The Name Confusion and Family Tree Discussion
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    1 hr and 2 mins
  • Put Me In Coach: Edward Jones II Talks Building Players Up!
    Oct 20 2025

    In this episode of the Thanks But No One Asked You podcast, host Britt Hunter engages with Edward Jones II in a lively discussion that spans various topics including identity, the influence of sports culture, the impact of instant replay, dietary changes with age, and the importance of building relationships in player development. They delve into the significance of customization in coaching, the roles of coaches and athletic directors, and the lessons learned from experience and growth. The conversation culminates in unsolicited advice for starters and bench players, emphasizing the importance of leadership and responsibility in sports.

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    • Understanding the difference between 'junior' and 'second' in names.
    • The influence of celebrity culture on sports and athletes.
    • Instant replay can disrupt the flow and integrity of sports.
    • Dietary changes are inevitable as we age.
    • Building relationships is crucial in player development.
    • Customization in coaching is essential for athlete success.
    • Coaches have a responsibility to support all athletes, not just the stars.
    • Learning from experience is key to personal and professional growth.
    • Starters should mentor bench players to prepare them for opportunities.
    • Athletic directors must remember the human element in their roles.
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    49 mins
  • International Students | Best B-School Advice
    Sep 21 2025

    🎙️ The Best Advice I Got Before B-School: Befriend International Students

    Before starting business school, someone told me:

    “If you want to grow as a leader—really grow—surround yourself with people who see the world differently.”

    In this episode, I share why that advice led me to intentionally connect with international students—and how it changed everything.

    We talk about:

    • The real value international students bring to U.S. campuses
    • How diverse perspectives elevate leadership, strategy, and innovation
    • The economic benefits international students bring to American institutions
    • And why, in a time of tighter H1-B visa regulations, these conversations matter more than ever

    This one’s for anyone thinking about business school, leadership development, or the future of global talent in the U.S.


    #BusinessSchool #InternationalStudents #LeadershipDevelopment #DiversityInLeadership #EmpatheticLeadership #MBALife #H1BVisa #StudyInUSA #GlobalTalent #InclusiveLeadership #FutureOfWork #CulturalCompetence #VisaPolicy #BusinessSchoolAdvice #InternationalEducation

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    7 mins
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