The Cost of Chasing Relevance in a Dopamine Economy
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The Cost of Chasing Relevance in a Dopamine Economy
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What happens when the thing that defined you… ends?
In this episode of No Former Athlete, Brad Hauter opens up about life after sport — from being told he’d never play again, to playing professionally for 10 years, to chasing validation long after the crowd was gone.
We talk athlete identity, fake dopamine, ego, grief, and the emotional crash that comes when the season ends — sometimes over and over again. Brad shares what finally helped him find grounding, purpose, and relevance beyond the game.
If you’ve ever felt lost without the structure, validation, or identity of sport — you’re not alone.
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