Nhat Le is a graduate student at Claremont Graduate University (CGU) and a dedicated member of the Adolescent Moral Development Lab. A lifelong learner with an insatiable curiosity (and, admittedly, a bit of a "giant nerd"), Nhat brings a unique perspective to the field of psychology, complemented by a sharp sense of humor. Their primary focus lies in Positive Psychology, where they are investigating the trajectory of human development towards greater complexity. Nhat's research explores whether this growth continues indefinitely, along with its potential benefits and costs, and examines how constructs like purpose within Positive Psychology can promote this developmental path.

Paul Settles is the Head Men’s Tennis Coach and Associate Professor of Physical Education at Claremont McKenna College, specializing in leadership studies. A competitive athlete and former professional tennis tour player services director, he has worked with elite athletes, exploring the intersection of sports, leadership, and grit to cultivate high-performance mindsets. In his current role he has led the CMS Tennis program to an outstanding 513-103 record. In this episode, we discuss his journey through sports and what it takes to succeed as an athlete and in life.

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