# Tracy Austin

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How Can Mindful Leadership Transform the Trades Without Slowing Work Down? with Tracy Austin

In this episode of The Mindful Living Podcast, host Sana sits down with Tracy Austin, founder of Elevated Talent Consulting and host of the People Strategy podcast, to unpack what mindful leadership actually looks like on job sites in the trades. Instead of treating mindfulness as a buzzword, Tracy…

3- Hundreds Like Her: Steffi Before the Tour

Before Steffi Graf was a Grand Slam legend, she was a shy German kid smashing lamps in her parents’ living room and grinding on cold club courts. In this episode, we follow Steffi from basement practices with her dad in Mannheim and early junior heartbreak at the Sport Scheck tournament in Munich, …

5 - The Kingdom Before the Queens: Evert, Navratilova, and the Lost Heirs

In this episode of Steffi & Monica: The Greatest Rivalry That Never Was, we hit pause on Graf and Seles and step back into the kingdom they inherited: the long, sprawling era of Chris Evert and Martina Navratilova. For more than a decade, women’s tennis is basically a two-woman empire. Evert, the i…

From Doers to People Developers: Leadership in the Trades that Boosts Retention with Traci Austin

In this episode of the HR Mixtape, host Dr. Shari Simpson welcomes Tracy Austin, Chief Talent Officer at Elevated Talent Consulting. They dive into the often-overlooked world of skilled trades, discussing the misconceptions surrounding these roles and the importance of effective leadership in these…

116. Tracy Austin: A Star is Born

At just 13 years old, Tracy Austin was already doing things most players twice her age could only dream about—right down to landing on the March 22, 1976 cover of Sports Illustrated with the headline “A Star is Born.” And they weren’t kidding. With a calm, unshakable presence, she was already beati…

The Most Important Thing You'll Ever Do - #9728

Professional tennis star - a nun. What? Sounds like two different stories doesn't it? In this case, it's the same life story. Andrea Jaeger first picked up a tennis racket at the age of eight. By 14, she was a tennis pro. Soon she was challenging tennis greats like Chris Evert and Tracy Austin; s…

Infinite Jest Book Club Episode 2 ft. Claire Parker!!

Episode links: Follow us on IG Preorder Dated by Leah Abrams Leah’s David Sedaris profile in Vogue Leah on a list Claire Parker Claire’s podcast (with Ashley!) Good Noticings  Join in the Limfinite Jest book club  The complete Limfinite Jest syllabus  DFW says we should expect genius from readers …

Ep. 35. Ashton Politanoff, Dad Had a Bad Day (Volleys, Reticence)

In today's episode I talk to Ashton Politanoff about his 2026 novel, Dad Had a Bad Day.  Ashton Politanoff is a frequent contributor to NOON, edited by Diane Williams. His writing has also appeared or is forthcoming in McSweeney’s, Southwest Review, Conjunctions, New York Tyrant, Egress, and elsewh…

Ep 341: General Trivia

A new week means new questions! Hope you have fun with these!What is the only Central American country without a Pacific coastline?Which actor just made Emmy history by being the first male performer ever to take home lead acting Emmys in multiple categories in the same year? Hint: He won for Widow…

142. Jimmy and Chrissy Dominate the US Open

Jimmy Connors capped off a dominant tennis season by capturing the 1976 U.S. Open, defeating rival Björn Borg 6-4, 3-6, 7-6, 6-4 in a thrilling four-set final at Forest Hills, a result that snapped Borg's 19-match winning streak and improved Connors' career head-to-head record against him to 6-1. I…