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Hosted by nonprofit coaches Tim Needham and Mary Valloni, each episode of the Start and Grow Your Nonprofit Podcast is designed to bring together nonprofit entrepreneurs who have successfully built impactful organizations from the ground up. Join us as we dive into their journeys, share their insights, and learn how to start and grow a strong, sustainable nonprofit that transforms lives, communities, and the world. In this episode, Tim and Mary sit down with Coach Judy Fox, founder and President of Ingite International, Inc. For over 20 years, Ignite International has been empowering athletes, coaches, and educators through their unique approach to training, igniting generational cycles of hope to transform nations around the world. We'll explore: Judy's story - From collegiate athlete to Division I coaching to igniting a mission The importance of finding your 'why' Leveraging the platform of influence given to athletes to impact change The power of consistency in leadership - "A team reflects its coach." How forming deep and lasting relationships can ignite the vision in others Self-reflection in nonprofit leadership - Love what you're doing, who you're doing it with, and who you're doing it for The book Judy references in the episode is Praying God's Word Day-By-Day by Beth Moore For more information about Ignite International, visit https://igniteinternational.org/ For more information on Ignite U1, the education-based initiative of Ignite International Judy mentions in this episode, visit https://igniteu1.com/ or follow them on Instagram and Facebook Follow Ignite International on Instagram and Facebook, or connect on LinkedIn Connect with Judy on Facebook or LinkedIn  For more information about Nonprofit Academy, visit http://startandgrowyournonprofit.com/. To contact Tim, email tim@startandgrowyournonprofit.com. To contact Mary, email mary@startandgrowyournonprofit.com.

JUDY WILKINS-SMITH is a highly regarded Family Patterns, Systemic Work, and constellations expert, transformational coach, motivational speaker, and author who is passionate about individual growth, visionary leadership, and positive, accelerated, global change. The Founder of System Dynamics for Individuals and Organizations, she has 18 years of expertise assisting high-performance individuals, Fortune 500 executives (Chevron, JP Morgan, Kellogg's, ExxonMobil), and legacy families end limiting cycles and create lasting breakthroughs and transitions into peak performance. She is a regular guest on TV news and entertainment shows and is the author of Decoding Your Emotional Blueprint: A Powerful Guide to Transformation Through Disentangling Multigenerational Patterns (Sounds True) Are you a writer who can't afford a book publicist? SELL YOUR BOOKS TODAY! by Jennifer Perry teaches you how to be your own publicist! 

Author, speaker, and coach Judy Balloff joins the program for a two-part conversation about the power of mindset to achieve success. Judy shares her own story of needing to reinvent her career after dealing with serious health issues in her sixties. Discover the power of your thoughts when it comes to success, and principles and tips to help you navigate career challenges. 

Author, speaker, and coach Judy Balloff joins the program for a two-part conversation about the power of mindset to achieve success. Judy shares her own story of needing to reinvent her career after dealing with serious health issues in her sixties. Discover the power of your thoughts when it comes to success, and principles and tips to help you navigate career challenges. 

When Cassidy Blackwell and Paloma (aka Pal) Cotton-Herman first met, one was dressed as a carefully-constructed Tiffany Lamp and the other as "Coach Judy, Your High School Gym Teacher on a Date". But it turns out, that first memory would become one of many "patches on the quilt of friendship" as we'd come to characterize it on the show, and almost twenty years later, it's a quilt deeply cherished and actively maintained.

Coach Judy Burkle You are caring for a loved one and struggling to care for yourself. You know this isn't a sustainable way to live, but what options do you have? In this bonus episode, I talk to Judy Burkle of Coach Judy about ways to avoid burnout. Judy also has a Burnout Prevention Membership you may want to consider. This program is for caregivers of aging parents who are tired of feeling burnt out and exhausted every day or never want to feel that way! This bonus episode offers tips, behind-the-scenes conversations, and details about her program. It's a quick way to learn some burnout prevention methods and learn about two caregivers with dogs named Remy. Find Judy here https://judyburkle.kartra.com/page/TdQ425 There are three things necessary for a podcast to be successful. One, great listeners like yourself. Two are sponsors who help cover the expenses of producing the podcast. Three great listeners who help support the podcast by taking advantage of the sponsors' special offers. With that said, here are our sponsors; Pharma-C Company (previously Pharma-C Wipes) Pharma-C-Wipes, helping you care for yourself and those you love. ​Life is a journey, and at Pharma-C-Wipes, we provide products that support you at each twist and turn.  PicnicHealthhttp://picnichealth.com/memories:  http://picnichealth.com/memories Your medical records are now in your hands. PicnicHealth collects, digitizes, and encrypts all your medical records—then arranges everything in one intuitive timeline. No need to worry about a doctor's note or the lab results. It's all there for easy reference, right when you need it. Relevate from NeuroReserve Make Your Brain Span Match Your LifeSpan http://www.neuroreserve.com/discount/FM15?redirect=%2F%3Fafmc%3DFM15 With Relevate nutritional supplement, you get science-backed nutrition to help protect your brain power today and for years to come. You deserve a brain span that lasts as long as your lifespan. Join Fading Memories On Social Media! If you've enjoyed this episode, please share this podcast with other caregivers! You'll find us on social media at the following links. Instagram Twitter LinkedIn  Facebook Contact Jen at fadingmemoriespodcast@gmail.com

Coach Judy is recognized for her passion, determination, and Integrity and looks for like-minded people to do businesses with and create teams so all are winners.  She has incorporated a talk show originating in 2002 into the Ask Coach Judy Variety Show so one can, “Get the Facts, To Act, & Achieve Success, Professionally and Personally.” Coach Judy is an Empowering Dynamic Practical Thinking Woman, who took her personal challenges and turned them into Positive Actions.Support the show I believe in a world where we help others, lend a hand, an ear, a shoulder, and or time. As someone who walked this dark scary journey alone, I promised myself that I would due all that I can to help others find their inner light again. https://plus.acast.com/s/acontagiousmile. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today's episode is with the founder of the National Single Parent Resource Center, Judy Romanoff, also known as Coach Judy. Her personal experiences with her own daughter and a prolonged custody battle inspired her to change the whole direction of her life and career. The knowledge she took from her own pain and the pain she heard from other women helped her turn this time into a positive thing where she could give back to parents who needed help and guide them through a family court situation. About Coach Judy:Judy Romanoff or “Coach Judy” is the M-POWERMENT Coach to CEO's, corporations, celebrities, and families. Coach Judy is an exclusive motivational expert who provides high powered coaching information and resources from A to Z with quality, simplicity and fabulous positive energy. She is the host of the Coach Judy Talk Show and founder of About FYI for anyone seeking important guidance on how to handle divorce and custody issues.In 1995, former Boca Raton City Mayer Carol Hansen presented Coach Judy with a “Key to the City” for sponsoring Single Parents Family Day. Coach Judy is a National Phoenix Award Recipient, Founder of National Single Parents Resource Center, President of FYI 101 Inc. & Wrote, Hosted and co-produced a unique M-POWERMENT training kit for learning the inside scoop to divorce and single parenting who now offers M-Powerment Fashions for single parent families.Support the show (https://judgingmeghan.com/support/)

Coach Judy talks about your goals and your why.

I love that my guest today, Coach Judy, shares her personal story and the journey that helped her realize what a gift it is to experience your own Mid Life Awakening and forced her to ask the question, "What Would Make Your Life Remarkable?"What about you?  Have you given it any thought?  Have you had such an awakening?  Coach Judy Prokopiak is a fellow swimmer,  speaker, teacher, best selling author, master life reinvention coach and spiritual practitioner.  Join us as she shares how she overcame decades of disordered eating, drinking and thinking, and how she got past her own baggage and "not something enough" to now help women get their second act together and find peace and purpose through spiritual awakening, connecting to their true self and transforming trauma into triumph.Find more information at www.judyprokopiak.com 

This week on the New Bridge Radio Show Kevin welcomes special guest Judy Hahn.Judy Hahn describes herself as a recovering sugar addict and an emotional eater. She brought herself back from the brink of a nervous breakdown caused by stress in her corporate job.As she connected to what was next in her life she went on to become a National Board-Certified Health & Wellness Coach trained in Functional Medicine. She discovered a passion for uncovering the root cause of health issues that are holding woman back from attaining  success in business and life.Many of her clients describe experiencing abundant energy and laser-sharp focus in just a few months of working with Judy.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/wltkdb)

The incredible Judy Prokopiak holds the space for day 9 of the Everyday Goddess Revolution Takeover on Wellbeing Radio to celebrate women worldwide.More about Today's Goddess Judy ProkopiakMaster Life Reinvention Coach and spiritual Practitioner, helping women who are in transition and ready to get unstuck, find their purpose, and create their most remarkable "second act" after a 25-year career as a nurse, diabetes educator, and lay minister, and 10 years as the head coach for a championship swim team, Coach Judy went on her own healing and spiritual journey which led her to coaching. It's never too late and you are never too old ( or too young) to live your best life. A life of Peace, Purpose, and prosperity.Thank you to the incredible The Mysteries Gone for the fantastic song created especially for the Everday Goddess Revolution. Theme Song: EDGR by https://www.themysteriesgone.com

The Jeff & Heidi Show Episode 051: with Coach Judy Romanoff Jeff Heggie www.JeffHeggie.com mindset.JeffHeggie.com (High Achievers Mindset Secrets) Heidi Anderson www.ECISecurepay.com Judy Romanoff Judy Romanoff was called the “Voice for the Single Parent,” as founder of the National Single Parent Resource Center of Boca Raton, beginning in 1992. Today her professional name became, Coach Judy, Talk Show host for, “Getting the Facts to Act & Achieve Success Professionally and Personally beginning in 2002.” Today her titled includes, “Cognitive Trainer for the Mind,” to help people to better understand, “What is holding one back and how to achieve success as an individual in all parts of one's life.” Coach Judy's knowledge was inspired by, "Walking The Talk" in refusing to be a victim that played out in Family Court, became a former Guardian Ad Litem for the Courts to being active in the community. Judy became a sponge by learning from all aspects of life to interviewing Experts. They included the late Steve Jobs of Apple, to International Best Selling Author, Dave Pelzer, of the book, “A Child Called It,” as guests on her radio talk shows. They are on Demand at www.CoachJudy.info and continues to change the lives of others. For single parents a, "professional produced video produced on Divorce and Being a Single Parent in 2002," will be released again in the next year. "Her Dedication, Passion, Enthusiasm, and Care for Others to Empower Families and Individuals," led to receiving the "National Phoenix Award" by Parenting Coalition International of Washington D.C. in 1999 for "Creating Outstanding Model Programs and Resources for Families, Home Town Hero for Commerce Bank known today of TD Bank of Boynton Beach in 2006 with doing a Dental Make Over, to being featured on multiple platforms, including National and International, through TV, Newspapers, and Radio. Today Coach Judy is building a "One Stop Shop," to Empower anyone who looks to get ahead professionally and personally. Presently PSA's on two different programs she offers, are heard on over 10 radio stations being aired now. Once a new board of volunteers is created, various Empowerment Groups will be established. Coach Judy's mission is to help others find your their inner self, and turn the negatives or unknowns into positive thoughts and actions. When necessary will direct them to resources in the new, "One Stop Shop," being developed, or to those who are not yet a part of the services. Peace and Harmony from the inside out is one of the driving forces for everyone to achieve success and enjoy what ever occurs in life. From Work, Parenting, to even as an animal lover. Her Motto is: "Get the Facts, Act, & Achieve Success Professionally and Personally." www.CoachJudy.info www.NatioanlSingleParent.org --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Season 3 continues with another stellar episode featuring Coach Judy Pavon. Coach Pavon has led the Volunteer women's golf program for the past 20 years. As college coaches continue to navigate life in the midst of the pandemic, Coach Pavon took the time to share what she has learned during this time and her advice on the transition from junior golf into college golf.

How we can help you get through this pandemic with Coach Judy Romanoff of Ask Coach Judy Variety Show on WGSN-DB Going Solo Network (www.goingsolomedia.com)

Here's the second part of my interview with vocal coach, Judy Rodman. We talked about how Judy helps her students gain access to their full array of vocal possibilities and the importance of determining intention when approaching a vocal piece. We also discussed:  How people often have breathing problems they don't even know about Understanding breath for voice versus breath for life How Judy uses anatomy and imagery to teach about breathing The importance of speaking from your heels as opposed to the balls of your feet Where exactly you should power your voice from (this might surprise you!) How adjusting arm movement can make a difference in public speaking How Judy uses a backscratcher to help her students gain more control over their breathing Pulling power versus pushing power How the eyes matter in vocal control Why we cannot yawn without dropping our jaw (try it sometime

Judy Rodman has spent over 50 years in the music industry. She's been a top session singer, recording artist, stage and TV performer, songwriter, studio producer, public speaker, and coach. Judy teaches singers and speakers globally both from her office and online. She's a published author, hosts the podcast All Things Vocal, and is currently working on a 12-module course in vocal training. In the first part of our conversation, we spoke about a variety of topics, including:  How Nashville is doing amidst the COVID-19 shutdowns (during which time this episode was recorded)  Judy's recommendations for how Nashvillians can proactively live through the challenges of the circumstances surrounding COVID-19 How Judy first developed a love for voice Judy's background in music growing up Judy's first paid gig How Judy transitioned into being a vocal coach Recording jingles as a staff member of the Pepper Tanner organization Making up copy for a funeral home How Judy started doing work writing longer copy How taking voice lessons and learning to sing helps songwriters The importance of silence and pauses when reading copy The one question we have to ask ourselves when we communicate Using our imaginations to anticipate others' responses to our communication Different ways of articulating in varying contexts You can find out more about Judy and access all she has to offer at http://www.judyrodman.com (www.judyrodman.com). Check out her podcast All Things Vocal on your favorite podcast app. You can also find Judy on social media: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/judyrodmanvoice (https://www.facebook.com/judyrodmanvoice) Twitter: https://twitter.com/judyrodman (https://twitter.com/judyrodman) LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/judyrodman (https://www.linkedin.com/in/judyrodman) Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/judyrodman (https://www.instagram.com/judyrodman) This episode was very skillfully made to sound beautiful by the talented Humberto Franco (http://www.humbertofranco.com/ (http://www.humbertofranco.com/)). Would you consider reviewing the Audio Branding Podcast? If so, here's the Apple Podcast link: https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/audio-branding/id1489042453 (https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/audio-branding/id1489042453) And if you like what you hear (and read!) - please do share it with anyone you think might be interested. Thanks so much!

Mike Judy is going into his 13th season at Smyrna (DE), 6th as head coach. Judy has amassed a 42-12 record, winning 3 state championships in 5 years. Prior to Smyrna, Coach Judy served as Offensive Coordinator at Gar-Field HS (VA) and Hargrave Military Academy (VA) Post-Graduate Team. Judy has served as strength and conditioning coordinator at each of the schools, and worked one season in Major League Baseball as a Strength & Conditioning Coach with the Philadelphia Phillies Minor League teams. A graduate of Wesley College (DE), with a B.S. Exercise Science, Judy served as a graduate assistant at his alma mater under former head coach Mike Drass. Mike was a 4 year starter at offensive line, 2x team captain, and was an all-conference, all-region, and all-American selection. In this conversation, Coach Judy shares insightful and reflective wisdom on the college football recruiting process. Below you’ll find bullet points that reflect our discussion. 1) visit/photo ops– just because you put on the uni doesn’t mean they are actually recruiting you…probably recruiting your stud teammate OR just want to keep good relationships with your coach/school 2) offers– there was a time once when an offer meant that you’ve made it! Not anymore. Offers mean very little until the ink is dry. Check to see if the offer is committable or not- schools will offer to get you to camp OR to be able to recruit another stud at your school 3) mailings– between social media and mail you will get bombarded. Not all the schools actually will recruit you. But it costs nothing to fill out the info card and send it back. Hand-written letters mean more. 4) timeline– everything is pushed up. high likelihood that very little will happen FBS recruiting-wise starting fall of your senior year. Don’t stop working, but please realize holding out for that big offer may cause you to miss out on the right fit for you. Calculated risk


* 5) recruiting questions– I’ve been asked this (in order of most asked): – does he love the weight room? – are there any issues with his parents and your staff? – do his teachers like him/can I speak to his teacher? – what’s his attendance like? Be a complete person. They saw film 6) camps You only have so many days in summer to get in front of coaches. 1 school told me 75% of all commits got offered in camp. With that said- don’t waste a weekend going 12hrs to a school that you don’t physically look like guys they recruit. Be real, go somewhere else 7) Film– this May be (besides GPA) the deciding factor. You HAVE to make “splash” plays that jump off the screen if you want to get $ for college. If the coach pulls up your film and there is no splash, there is no $. Put your craziest plays first. Film of 2-3min. No JV/7v7 film You absolutely have to stand out & “splash” plays do that. However, any college that recruits you has a different need for that position. Tailor your film for different needs, then position yourself & your film for that need. 8) 7v7 – it is a SUPPLEMENT to your TRAINING regiment. Not for recruiting in most cases. I’m a fan of 7v7 if done properly. It shouldn’t replace other sports/training/camp schedule… 9) other sports– play other sports in HS if you love them. Coaches always ask if he plays other sports…it must mean something to them if they keep asking. Just be sure to compete hard and be a great teammate. 10) Weight room vs Indy training– you do what you need to do. Some schools do it well for free, other schools do not. Assess the situation and do what’s best for you. Caveat- having a 1v1 trainer helps you but not your team, and the sum total of everyone’s effort dictates success 11) GPA-3.0 or bust. Let’s be real-the #1-20 ranked player at your position may not need anything other than to qualify. But many FCS schools cannot get you in with a GPA below a 2.75 (there are exceptions). Hard to call yourself a future college athlete when you can’t perform in high school classroom. 12) Never ignore a coach that reached out to you. Coaching careers often look like a scatterplot-they are all over the place. You never know – the coach you ignored could eventually end up being your position coach… And he won’t forget!

Mike Judy is going into his 13th season at Smyrna (DE), 6th as head coach. Judy has amassed a 42-12 record, winning 3 state championships in 5 years. Prior to Smyrna, Coach Judy served as Offensive Coordinator at Gar-Field HS (VA) and Hargrave Military Academy (VA) Post-Graduate Team. Judy has served as strength and conditioning coordinator at each of the schools, and worked one season in Major League Baseball as a Strength & Conditioning Coach with the Philadelphia Phillies Minor League teams. A graduate of Wesley College (DE), with a B.S. Exercise Science, Judy served as a graduate assistant at his alma mater under former head coach Mike Drass. Mike was a 4 year starter at offensive line, 2x team captain, and was an all-conference, all-region, and all-American selection. In this conversation, Coach Judy shares insightful and reflective wisdom on the college football recruiting process. Below you’ll find bullet points that reflect our discussion. 1) visit/photo ops- just because you put on the uni doesn’t mean they are actually recruiting you…probably recruiting your stud teammate OR just want to keep good relationships with your coach/school 2) offers- there was a time once when an offer meant that you’ve made it! Not anymore. Offers mean very little until the ink is dry. Check to see if the offer is committable or not- schools will offer to get you to camp OR to be able to recruit another stud at your school 3) mailings- between social media and mail you will get bombarded. Not all the schools actually will recruit you. But it costs nothing to fill out the info card and send it back. Hand-written letters mean more.
 
 4) timeline- everything is pushed up. high likelihood that very little will happen FBS recruiting-wise starting fall of your senior year. Don’t stop working, but please realize holding out for that big offer may cause you to miss out on the right fit for you. Calculated risk


* 5) recruiting questions- I’ve been asked this (in order of most asked): – does he love the weight room? – are there any issues with his parents and your staff? – do his teachers like him/can I speak to his teacher? – what’s his attendance like? Be a complete person. They saw film 6) camps You only have so many days in summer to get in front of coaches. 1 school told me 75% of all commits got offered in camp. With that said- don’t waste a weekend going 12hrs to a school that you don’t physically look like guys they recruit. Be real, go somewhere else 7) Film- this May be (besides GPA) the deciding factor. You HAVE to make “splash” plays that jump off the screen if you want to get $ for college. If the coach pulls up your film and there is no splash, there is no $. Put your craziest plays first. Film of 2-3min. No JV/7v7 film You absolutely have to stand out & “splash” plays do that. However, any college that recruits you has a different need for that position. Tailor your film for different needs, then position yourself & your film for that need. 8) 7v7 – it is a SUPPLEMENT to your TRAINING regiment. Not for recruiting in most cases. I’m a fan of 7v7 if done properly. It shouldn’t replace other sports/training/camp schedule… 9) other sports- play other sports in HS if you love them. Coaches always ask if he plays other sports…it must mean something to them if they keep asking. Just be sure to compete hard and be a great teammate. 10) Weight room vs Indy training- you do what you need to do. Some schools do it well for free, other schools do not. Assess the situation and do what’s best for you. Caveat- having a 1v1 trainer helps you but not your team, and the sum total of everyone’s effort dictates success 11) GPA-3.0 or bust. Let’s be real-the #1-20 ranked player at your position may not need anything other than to qualify. But many FCS schools cannot get you in with a GPA below a 2.75 (there are exceptions). Hard to call yourself a future college athlete when you can’t perform in high school classroom. 12) Never ignore a coach that reached out to you. Coaching careers often look like a scatterplot-they are all over the place. You never know – the coach you ignored could eventually end up being your position coach… And he won’t forget!

Michael Judy, M.Ed. Mike Judy is going into his 13th season at Smyrna (DE), 6th as head coach. Judy has amassed a 42-12 record, winning 3 state championships in 5 years.  Prior to Smyrna, Coach Judy served as Offensive Coordinator at Gar-Field HS (VA) and Hargrave Military Academy (VA) Post-Graduate Team. Judy has served as strength and conditioning coordinator at each of the schools, and worked one season in Major League Baseball as a Strength & Conditioning Coach with the Philadelphia Phillies Minor League teams.  A graduate of Wesley College (DE), with a B.S. Exercise Science, Judy served as a graduate assistant at his alma mater under former head coach Mike Drass. Mike was a 4 year starter at offensive line, 2x team captain, and was an all-conference, all-region, and all-American selection.  In this conversation, Coach Judy shares insightful and reflective wisdom on the college football recruiting process. Below you'll find bullet points that reflect our discussion. 1) visit/photo ops- just because you put on the uni doesn’t mean they are actually recruiting you...probably recruiting your stud teammate OR just want to keep good relationships with your coach/school
 
2) offers- there was a time once when an offer meant that you’ve made it! Not anymore. Offers mean very little until the ink is dry. Check to see if the offer is committable or not- schools will offer to get you to camp OR to be able to recruit another stud at your school
 
3) mailings- between social media and mail you will get bombarded. Not all the schools actually will recruit you. But it costs nothing to fill out the info card and send it back. Hand-written letters mean more.
 
 4) timeline- everything is pushed up. high likelihood that very little will happen FBS recruiting-wise starting fall of your senior year. Don’t stop working, but please realize holding out for that big offer may cause you to miss out on the right fit for you. Calculated risk


* 5) recruiting questions- I’ve been asked this (in order of most asked): - does he love the weight room? - are their any issues with his parents and your staff? - do his teachers like him/can I speak to his teacher? - what’s his attendance like? Be a complete person. They saw film
 
6) camps You only have so many days in summer to get in front of coaches. 1 school told me 75% of all commits got offered in camp. With that said- don’t waste a weekend going 12hrs to a school that you don’t physically look like guys they recruit. Be real, go somewhere else
 7) Film- this May be (besides GPA) the deciding factor. You HAVE to make “splash” plays that jump off the screen if you want to get $ for college. If the coach pulls up your film and there is no splash, there is no $. Put your craziest plays first. Film of 2-3min. No JV/7v7 film You absolutely have to stand out & “splash” plays do that. However, any college that recruits you has a different need for that position. Tailor your film for different needs, then position yourself & your film for that need.  
 
 8) 7v7 - it is a SUPPLEMENT to your TRAINING regiment. Not for recruiting in most cases. I’m a fan of 7v7 if done properly. It shouldn’t replace other sports/training/camp schedule...
 9) other sports- play other sports in HS if you love them. Coaches always ask if he plays other sports...it must mean something to them if they keep asking. Just be sure to compete hard and be a great teammate.
 
 10) Weight room vs Indy training- you do what you need to do. Some schools do it well for free, other schools do not. Assess the situation and do what’s best for you. Caveat- having a 1v1 trainer helps you but not your team, and the sum total of everyone’s effort dictates success   11) GPA-3.0 or bust. Let’s be real-the #1-20 ranked player at your position may not need anything other than to qualify. But many FCS schools cannot get you in with a GPA below a 2.75 (there are exceptions). Hard to call yourself a future college athlete when you can’t perform in high school classroom. 12) Never ignore a coach that reached out to you. Coaching careers often look like a scatterplot-they are all over the place. You never know – the coach you ignored could eventually end up being your position coach… And he won’t forget!


Today's episode is jam packed with wisdom bombs from Coach Judy. Listen closely to hear about her personal story of struggle and how she began to make simple shifts into confidence, courage and clarity. After you hear her struggles, we hope you feel inspired to take action in your own life so you can feel courageous, full of confidence and clarity! To follow Coach Judy click below: https://www.judyprokopiak.com/ https://www.facebook.com/coachjudyprokopiak https://www.instagram.com/what_would_coach_judy_say/ Project Goddess is a podcast focusing on harnessing the power of your feminine energy to step into the radiant, confident, healthy, & self-assured woman you were born to be. We talk spirituality, self-worth, health, energy and love!

Traditional leadership training is difficult to implement because it’s tough to access that seven-step conflict resolution process in the middle of a team meltdown! Today’s guest is a leadership coach with a different approach. She is on a mission to develop leaders who view management as a collaborative process, who share their vision and then walk alongside their team members on the way to realizing big picture goals.   Judy Lair started out on the ‘other side of the couch.’ As a client, she recognized that her counselor was employing the strategic thinking skills that she considered a personal strength. She applied to graduate school and earned her Master’s from Ashland Theological Seminary in 2002. For the past 15 years, Judy has operated a successful private practice, Counselorplace Christian Counseling, in Worthington, Ohio.   In June 2016, Judy expanded her business to include leadership coaching. She leverages her accreditations as both a Certified Business Coach and Certified Life Coach to help clients become insightful, inspiring leaders and effective problem-solvers. She offers 1:1 personal leadership coaching as well as Masterclass Leadership Development group coaching workshops. Judy is the author of four books, and today she shares advice about writing as well as business ownership. Listen to understand why Judy chose private practice, how she determined her ideal clients, and how her business grew to include leadership coaching.   Key Takeaways How Judy made the decision to start her own business Avoid 60/40 or 70/30 split Background as paralegal, office manager   Judy’s strategies for landing the first few clients Networking Written material Seminars   How to approach networking Don’t view as ‘sales’ Share your investment in what you love Showcase how you can be of service   How Judy determined her ideal clients Strength as strategic thinker Ability to understand thought process, barriers Counseling niche in anxiety disorder Coaching niche in examining how leaders think, sharing expanded view   How Judy got into coaching Counseling clients in leadership positions discussed work in sessions Asked Judy to branch out, talk to their teams   The difference in marketing strategy for counseling vs. coaching Counseling clients know they have a problem Must identify pain points of potential coaching clients and communicate benefits based on where they’re at now   Judy’s ground-breaking approach to leadership development Traditional framework teaches skills (i.e.: conflict resolution) that are difficult to access when needed Judy seeks to develop innovative thinking and apply organically   The secret to team management View as collaborative process See team members as people rather than skill sets Align team members’ individual goals with vision for group   Judy’s writing advice Give yourself a daily word count, time parameters (e.g.: 2,000 words in two hours/day) Push past limiting beliefs Do not hit backspace or delete   Resources Judy’s Amazon Author Page Free Viewpoint Leadership mp3s Free Phone Consultation Connect with Judy Lair Website LinkedIn Twitter Facebook