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We sat down with NCAA champion Andreas Vazaios, who is now training and working towards his masters degree at Loughborough University. Vazaios is studying psychology, specifically emotional intelligence and self care. The Greek swimmer shares some of the things he’s learned about these topics and how they’ve trickled into his life as a swimmer and as a human.
Read Andreas Vazaios’ blog about emotional intelligence here.
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If you guys posted short clips, or text excerpts, some people might be more likely to engage with these more regularly. I’d like to hear what Vazaios actually says about emotional intelligence, but I don’t have time or enough interest to look through the 37min video to find it. I’d definitely watch a 5 minute video or read the excerpt though.