Steph Rice's guest appearances

Steph Rice

Ash, Luttsy and Susie O'Neill

Coming Up Next

Stand Out Life

The Nathanial Bibby Podcast

Sharon Salzberg

Janine Allis

Ivana Chubbuck

Raghu Markus

Robert Morgan

James Clear

Lindsay Rogers

Samuel Johnson

Jason Silva

Sarah Wilson

Terry Virts

Brooke McAlary

Ronny Chieng

John Demartini

Scott Stabile

OwlTail

In this episode Stephanie Rice joins me on LinkedIn Heroes to discuss her experience winning 3 gold medals at the Olympics and then becoming an Entrepreneur, Steph was on the apprentice and has started several companies since then. She believes being the best you can be is the key to success. Enjoy. #LinkedInHeroes

In this episode Stephanie Rice joins me on LinkedIn Heroes to discuss her experience winning 3 gold medals at the Olympics and then becoming an Entrepreneur, Steph was on the apprentice and has started several companies since then. She believes being the best you can be is the key to success. Enjoy. #LinkedInHeroes

Olympic Champion Steph Rice and Nathanial Bibby - Be the Best You Can Be

3x Olympic Gold Medal winner, Stephanie Rice rounds out the CUN Retrospective. The chance to speak with her was, pardon the pun, golden, and certainly one of my favourite conversations. Her views, her achievments, her evolution - all mind blowing. 

3x Olympic Gold Medal winner, Stephanie Rice rounds out the CUN Retrospective. The chance to speak with her was, pardon the pun, golden, and certainly one of my favourite conversations. Her views, her achievments, her evolution - all mind blowing.

E133 | Steph Rice (Replay)

After a very successful 10 year career as an elite athlete, Steph Rice experienced the ebbs and flows that come from living a very competitive and highly profile life.  After breaking onto the world stage as a 17 year old with an amazing performance of two Gold Medals at the Melbourne 2006 Commonwealth Games, Stephanie went onto achieve greater success becoming one of our greatest ever Olympians when she won three Gold Medals at the 2008 Beijing Olympics, all in World Record time.Following retirement from the sport she loved so much, Stephanie went on to win the high rating Australian TV show ‘Celebrity Apprentice’, making her the youngest to win the show worldwide at 24. Now as an entrepreneur, founding her kids swimwear company, RACERiCE, Stephanie believes it’s her time to give back. RACERiCE website: https://www.racerice.com/

After a very successful 10 year career as an elite athlete, Steph Rice experienced the ebbs and flows that come from living a very competitive and highly profile life. After breaking onto the world stage as a 17 year old with an amazing performance of two Gold Medals at the Melbourne 2006 Commonwealth Games, Stephanie went onto achieve greater success becoming one of our greatest ever Olympians when she won three Gold Medals at the 2008 Beijing Olympics, all in World Record time. Following retirement from the sport she loved so much, Stephanie went on to win the high rating Australian TV show ‘Celebrity Apprentice’, making her the youngest to win the show worldwide at 24. Now as an entrepreneur, founding her kids swimwear company, RACERiCE, Stephanie believes it’s her time to give back. RACERiCE website: <a href="https://www.racerice.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.racerice.com/</a>

Ep 25 Steph Rice - Finding focus for the future

3 Olympic Gold Medals. 3 World Records. But what if Stephanie Rice's swimming career was a stepping stone to a much bigger life? Steph makes Coming Up Next history, when she becomes the first athlete to jump into the chat cave. How did it feel when she won those three gold medals in Beijing? What does this inspiring woman believe is the definition of success? How has she navigated a spiritual awakening since departing the pool? 

3 Olympic Gold Medals. 3 World Records. But what if Stephanie Rice's swimming career was a stepping stone to a much bigger life? Steph makes Coming Up Next history, when she becomes the first athlete to jump into the chat cave. How did it feel when she won those three gold medals in Beijing? What does this inspiring woman believe is the definition of success? How has she navigated a spiritual awakening since departing the pool?