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in the end we only regret the chances we didn't take

Regrets unveil your true character

10 November 2015

An introduction to the reason i created the What Makes You Tick Podcast.

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Ahead of Ireland Vs New Zealand Caelen spoke about a visualisation technique and understanding how lucky it is to be a professional rugby player, doing what he dreamed of as a kid.
#irevnzl #ireland #rugby #dreams #wmyt

@caelandoris

More and more of us could learn from our older selves

Caelen Doris is still a young man at 23 and has learned much to date.

Sharing our thoughts, speaking about our anxieties has been a help to him and he encourages us all to do the same.

Check out what he has to saw

#anxiety #honesty #rugby #sharing

Dealing with concussion and having the strength to look at the bigger picture #concussion #rugby #irfu

My next guest is Leinster Rugby's and Irish International Caelan Doris. At only 23, he speaks to me about his life growing up in Mayo, how he tackled concussion and how he uses therapy as an extra support to help him understand his life that bit more.

@caelandoris is an inspiration to all. Watch it on the link in my bio or listen to it wherever you listen to podcasts. #irish #irfu #family #whatmakesyoutick #ireland

@aoifedoyle95 biggest influence and biggest supporters. #family #whatmakesyoutick #irishrugby

“Whatever you do, we’ll support you”

those are the words Aoife received from her Dad John, who encouraged Aoife to give life her best no matter what.

Having positive and supporting figures like her mum and dad has helped Aoife live a happy and fulfilling life. #letitbe #family #life #whatmakesyoutick

@aoifedoyle95 shares how she won her first cap for @irish.womensrugby and representing @irishrugby

Her story is inspiring, with a message to never give up no matter what #rugby #firstcap #wmyt

It’s rare someone gets to meet such a dedicated and focused person like Aoife Doyle.

For me, my first memory of Aoife was in the Rosary Church in Limerick. Our families used to go to mass every Sunday and Aoife’s father John managed the church choir. At the time Aoife was a little rascal running around the church in and out of the benches, up and down to John while he tried his best to conduct a group of people who ranged from tone deaf to pitch perfect. It was an all inclusive choir and the most impressive act of the day each Sunday.

Aoife was a bright eyed, curious and full of life 5 or 6 year old character. No one knew what Aoife was going to do but we knew whatever it would be she’d be great at it.

Aoife has always loved sports and from a young age competed against all the boys young and old. Her love for sport was unquestionable and it was in Shannon RFC that Aoife found her adoration for rugby.

This is where Aoife and I pick up the conversation, she has become a role model for men and women. Rugby shared some good times and challenging times of Aoife. The ups of being capt for Ireland at the tender age of 18, to relentless injuries plaguing her 7s and 15s career. Ever challenging her to find a way back, and with all challenges Aoife’s true character was tested.

Safe to safe Aoife patiently found what works for her as an athlete and a person. In a career that includes accolades in the 15s and 7s games Aoife shares her story with me. She unlocks the mindset she had when injured, the support she received from her family and her new found love for the sport again.

Aoife tells us about her affirmation ‘Let it Be’ and where that came from, how rugby helped her realise the person she is today, and we talk about her future, what lies ahead.

@aoifedoyle95

Nick shares who the biggest influence in his life is, a needless to say his incredible wife @cat_f_alexander

Together they took on the greatest challenge of their lives and it made them stronger than ever. #kypu

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