Trent Theroux's guest appearances

Trent Theroux

That Newport Show: A podcast about Newport, Rhode Island

YogiTriathlete Podcast

Authentic Living  with  Roxanne

Luke Evans

Neal Barnard

Chris Hauth

Adam Hill

Kevin Kelly

Permaculture Homesteading

Julieanna Hever

John Joseph

Julie Piatt

Dan Casey

Luke Tyburski

Laura Lane

Jamie Oliver

Michael Klaper

Michelle May

OwlTail

Many of us have experienced the feeling of being alone, but can you imagine the fear of being alone in the water in the dark of night and critically injured?  On this episode of Authentic Living with Roxanne, we are joined by Resiliency Expert, Trent Theroux.  Trent is an inspirational speaker who talks to conferences and companies about leadership's role in the Organization's Heartbeat.  Trent is also a Chief Financial Officer, a graduate school professor, an author, and an endurance athlete.  According to well-placed sources he is a passionate lover and after an accident which left him paralyzed, he created a foundation to provide durable medical goods for those with spinal cord injuries. Authentic Touch PointsThe accident that changed my life.  5:00 The Rescue.  16:05 Then I woke up.  21:50 The List.  24.20 When the feeling returns.  28:00 How my story helps me train others.  33.45 Back in the water.  41.10 A passion to help others.  50:15  Trent was alone in the dark waters of Narragansett Bay touching what he thinks is an exposed rib. Seconds earlier a motorboat ran him over, severing all the major muscles on the left side of his back and carved out five pieces of his spine, leaving him paralyzed. Lying in a hospital bed unable to feel his legs, Trent creates a list of ten things he pledges to accomplish in his life. The first: walk again.  The List, as Trent comes to call it, ranges from physical to emotional challenges and includes completing an Ironman. Follow Trent’s inspiring, humorous and touching journey from dark waters to the doorsteps of the Ironman. I encourage you to reach out at any time with thoughts or questions. Click here to contact me at your convenience.  Thanks! Roxanne Links:Trent’s website:  https://trenttheroux.comTrent’s email:  info@trenttheroux.com

Many of us have experienced the feeling of being alone, but can you imagine the fear of being alone in the water in the dark of night and critically injured?  On this episode of Authentic Living with Roxanne, we are joined by Resiliency Expert, Trent Theroux.  Trent is an inspirational speaker who talks to conferences and companies about leadership's role in the Organization's Heartbeat.  Trent is also a Chief Financial Officer, a graduate school professor, an author, and an endurance athlete.  According to well-placed sources he is a passionate lover and after an accident which left him paralyzed, he created a foundation to provide durable medical goods for those with spinal cord injuries. Authentic Touch PointsThe accident that changed my life.  5:00 The Rescue.  16:05 Then I woke up.  21:50 The List.  24.20 When the feeling returns.  28:00 How my story helps me train others.  33.45 Back in the water.  41.10 A passion to help others.  50:15  Trent was alone in the dark waters of Narragansett Bay touching what he thinks is an exposed rib. Seconds earlier a motorboat ran him over, severing all the major muscles on the left side of his back and carved out five pieces of his spine, leaving him paralyzed. Lying in a hospital bed unable to feel his legs, Trent creates a list of ten things he pledges to accomplish in his life. The first: walk again.  The List, as Trent comes to call it, ranges from physical to emotional challenges and includes completing an Ironman. Follow Trent’s inspiring, humorous and touching journey from dark waters to the doorsteps of the Ironman. I encourage you to reach out at any time with thoughts or questions. <a href="http://roxannederhodge.acemlnb.com/lt.php?s=e17924c4cb33c2719a2da51674988b05&amp;i=59A64A1A511" rel="noreferrer noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Click here</a> to contact me at your convenience. Thanks! Roxanne Links:Trent’s website:  <a href="https://trenttheroux.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://trenttheroux.com</a>Trent’s email:  <a href="mailto:info@trenttheroux.com">info@trenttheroux.com</a>

From Adversity to Meaning and Purpose When Tragedy Comes Knocking with Resiliency Expert, Trent Theroux

With his crew ready for action and the window for success narrowed to one-day, Trent jumped into the chill and chop of the English Channel. He began his journey to France with an unrelenting will after two years of financial, mental and physical preparation. With currents stronger than what most of us would brave, Trent followed through one stroke after the other.All was on track, including the random selection of disco ongoing in his mind as a means to stay mentally sharp. With waves coming from every direction, Trent constantly adapted to the conditions of the moment until the one thing he could not have prepared for entered his body.Hour by hour he checked into his reality. He knew he could keep going but for how long? The miles ahead were undeniably in question. He thought of his crew. He thought of the spinal cord injury community that he was honoring and he no doubt remembered the moment in his life sixteen years ago when everything changed.It was a full-moon night, after a stressful day at work on September 23, 2002, that Trent set off in his kayak completely unaware that his life was about to take a dramatic shift. On his return paddle home, he noticed a boat that was a few miles away. Not feeling a threat, Trent continued until the hum of the boat's motor grew louder. He looked back again to see that is was on a direct track towards his kayak. Knowing that he had just moments to act, he started waving his paddle and yelling loudly to alert the boaters of his presence. The boat continued towards him, he knew he was going to be hit.Trent, an adept storyteller, generously shares the haunting details of this fateful night. From his descriptive recount of being hit to the moment when he realized he was paralyzed to his physical recovery and his struggle with forgiveness, Trent takes us behind the scenes of his life-changing experience.From his hospital bed, he set a strong resolve not only to walk again but to check off all the items from a list he created while paralyzed. Over time and through dedicated rehabilitation, Trent regained his ability to walk. He has made peace with the men that hit him that night and he has gone on to raise over $100,000 for the spinal cord injury community through multiple endurance swim events.This conversation is about resiliency, forgiveness and living a life that goes beyond our personal desires. Trent understands that the greatest joy in life comes from a life that is lived for the good of all. I am so honored to be connected with such a great man. Thank you for tuning into to this episode show, please share with your communities and assist us in further spreading this message of purpose.

With his crew ready for action and the window for success narrowed to one-day, Trent jumped into the chill and chop of the English Channel. He began his journey to France with an unrelenting will after two years of financial, mental and physical preparation. With currents stronger than what most of us would brave, Trent followed through one stroke after the other. All was on track, including the random selection of disco ongoing in his mind as a means to stay mentally sharp. With waves coming from every direction, Trent constantly adapted to the conditions of the moment until the one thing he could not have prepared for entered his body. Hour by hour he checked into his reality. He knew he could keep going but for how long? The miles ahead were undeniably in question. He thought of his crew. He thought of the spinal cord injury community that he was honoring and he no doubt remembered the moment in his life sixteen years ago when everything changed. It was a full-moon night, after a stressful day at work on September 23, 2002, that Trent set off in his kayak completely unaware that his life was about to take a dramatic shift. On his return paddle home, he noticed a boat that was a few miles away. Not feeling a threat, Trent continued until the hum of the boat's motor grew louder. He looked back again to see that is was on a direct track towards his kayak. Knowing that he had just moments to act, he started waving his paddle and yelling loudly to alert the boaters of his presence. The boat continued towards him, he knew he was going to be hit. Trent, an adept storyteller, generously shares the haunting details of this fateful night. From his descriptive recount of being hit to the moment when he realized he was paralyzed to his physical recovery and his struggle with forgiveness, Trent takes us behind the scenes of his life-changing experience. From his hospital bed, he set a strong resolve not only to walk again but to check off all the items from a list he created while paralyzed. Over time and through dedicated rehabilitation, Trent regained his ability to walk. He has made peace with the men that hit him that night and he has gone on to raise over $100,000 for the spinal cord injury community through multiple endurance swim events. This conversation is about resiliency, forgiveness and living a life that goes beyond our personal desires. Trent understands that the greatest joy in life comes from a life that is lived for the good of all. I am so honored to be connected with such a great man. Thank you for tuning into to this episode show, please share with your communities and assist us in further spreading this message of purpose.

Trent Theroux, Endurance Athlete on the Thrust of Resiliency and Living for the Good of All