Episode 32: Megan Hottman
Episode 32: Megan Hottman

I am Driven Podcast

Megan Hottman was a late bloomer, athletically. She found cycling in law school and it became her passion; so much so that she spent time as a professional cyclist and then started her own law practice representing injured cyclists. Megan was fueled...

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I am Driven Podcast

Douglas Brackmann

Some people are born with a drive often seen in entrepreneurs, pro-athletes, adventurers and Navy SEALs. It's in their DNA. Research has shown that certain genes can manifest resilient and highly focused people who can also be impulsive, easily distracted and struggle with addiction. If you have these traits, it can create havoc in your life. You may be diagnosed with ADHD or OCD. But what the world tells you is a disorder may actually be your greatest gift. Here to help is psychologist and author, Dr. Douglas Brackmann. Using his experience in teaching the highly Driven how to master their gift, Doug provides the insights and tools you need to master yours. Listen to interviews with Driven individuals to learn from their successes, their set-backs, and know you are in good company on the path to manifesting the life you've always wanted.

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Megan Hottman: Cycling, Advocacy, and Overcoming Secondary Trauma

“As Driven individuals, we can relate”

Megan Hottman’s story is one of passion, resilience, and transformation. She discovered her love for cycling during law school, eventually becoming a professional cyclist. But her journey didn’t stop there. Megan transitioned into law, focusing on representing injured cyclists. This career path exposed her to the harsh realities of trauma, crash scenes, and loss, which began to take a psychological toll on her.

In this episode of the 'I Am Driven Podcast', Megan opens up about the secondary trauma that many professionals—like journalists, attorneys, and first responders—face in their line of work. Despite receiving little training on how to cope with such experiences, Megan's insights offer a beacon of hope for those grappling with similar challenges. Hosted by Dr.

Douglas Brackmann, the conversation is both raw and enlightening, diving into how driven individuals can manage the darker aspects of their intense drive while still harnessing their unique gifts. Megan also discusses her advocacy work for cycling laws, the impact of COVID-19 on transportation, and her future ventures in real estate investment. This episode is a must-listen for anyone navigating high-pressure careers and looking for ways to transform their inner turmoil into growth and self-acceptance.

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