I am so glad you could join us. I'm your host Mo Gaudet. This podcast is nothing more than a conversation between two good friends sharing inspiring life stories and perhaps

some nuggets of wisdom along the way.

This is your invitation to slow down with us.

Welcome to slow more. My guest today is my dear friend Peter Renard.

Peter is a former professional tennis player who was ranked in the top 10 worldwide in doubles and the top 40 in singles.

He qualified for the Australian finals open twice, was the former number one college player in America and then at age

25 his career ended because of injuries that he sustained from pushing himself to the point where he couldn't play professionally anymore.

After his career ended, he travelled the globe teaching thousands of people of all ages and

skills to play tennis professionally including for example helping

McEnroe for a few of the wins that he had and through the process he devised a new system that he taught me this was the first time we met about which is called Tellos, the effortless life operating system which I find so interesting in terms of it's not just

effort or excellence that make us who we are sometimes finding the effortless makes us even better at what we do.

I think you're going to absolutely love this conversation with my dear dear friend.

I haven't met for a while as a matter of fact Peter Renard. So let's do a

quick introduction for people listening. I met Peter in part of a training thing and then he told me about Tellos and I actually don't

play tennis, but I played that day which was really quite something.

I mean I play but I'm really not that good but I did really well which blew my mind and then when it

was the evening and dinner of course I looked around and then I found him and

I sat right in front of him and we spoke for

what must have been like four or five hours non-stop about every topic in life.

Such an amazing conversation. We spoke about the children, we should talk about effort, about excellence, about so many things,

and it was truly an enriching experience for me.

And so we stayed friends then I believe when we spoke the first time

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