13: How money mindset and business coach Rasa DiSalvo's career with athletes, executives and celebrities began as a volleyball player in Lithuania

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Previously titled “13: How money mindset and business coach Rasa DiSalvo’s career with athletes, executives and celebrities began as a volleyball player in Lithuania” — renamed by the publisher on Sep 21, 2026

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My guest today is Rasa DiSalvo, a business and high-performance coach, transformational speaker, and athlete. Rasa has coached founders, pro-athletes, Hollywood celebrities, corporate executives, and CEOs. Rasa’s passion for human potential and high performance has been uniquely shaped by a career as an athlete, where human beings are tested to the limits of their mental, physical and technical abilities. In her coaching, she unites the concept of training our mind, body, and spirit. Prior to starting her own coaching business, Rasa spent 15 years as a Strategy & Transaction Consultant where she led multinational transactions all at the same time competing on a Pro-Beach Volleyball tour on the weekends. In this episode, Rasa helps us understand that whether we feel wealthy or not depends a lot on our internal state of mind and our attitude towards abundance in life. Her number one piece of advice is that parents should avoid telling children that “I can’t afford it” but rather to question “how can I afford it?”, as this ultimately opens up resourcefulness and creativity. Learn more about Rasa's work here: https://www.rasadisalvo.com/

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