Podcasts about coaching strategies

You're not stuck because of a missing strategy.You're stuck because of too much noise.In this powerful solo episode, George Bryant flips the traditional idea of scaling on its head. While the world screams “add more,” George invites you to subtract—strategically, unapologetically, and with precision. If your business feels bloated, chaotic, or just off, this episode delivers the clarity you've been craving.Through real-world examples and his personal framework, George reveals how subtraction—not addition—is the actual key to sustainable growth, peace, and clarity. It's not about more tools or tactics. It's about removing the distractions that block your momentum.What You'll Learn in This Episode:Why most businesses are overwhelmed (and how to fix it fast)The 3 core buckets where subtraction unlocks scaleThe “More Trap” — and how to break free from it4 journal prompts that will change how you run your businessWhy simplicity outperforms every tactic, every timeHow to realign with your vision and create sustainable resultsKey Takeaways:✔️Simplicity creates clarity. Clarity creates results.✔️You can't scale what's overbuilt—or what you resent.✔️More strategy won't save you if you're drowning in noise.✔️The most powerful CEOs subtract before they add.✔️If it's not aligned, it's a liability—no matter how long you've done it.✔️Subtracting isn't quitting. It's leading.Timestamps & Highlights:[00:00] – Why subtraction, not addition, is your next business move[04:01] – The “More Trap” and how complexity is killing your clarity[08:30] – When simplicity becomes the secret weapon[12:10] – The 3 core buckets to subtract from: Operations, Offers, Identity[18:45] – Subtracting outdated roles, beliefs, and expectations[21:40] – The 4 powerful questions to audit what's not working[28:00] – One thing to subtract this week (your challenge)[32:15] – Final reflections + how to fall in love with subtractingYour Challenge This Week:Feeling overwhelmed or stuck in your business?DM George on Instagram @itsgeorgebryant with the word “SUBTRACT”Tell him what you're letting go of this week—and how it feels.Let's build your business from peace, not pressure.Want to simplify your business so it scales with ease and alignment?Join The Alliance – The Relationship Beats Algorithms™ communityApply for 1:1 Coaching – Strategy that serves your soul and your systemsLive Events – Get in the room where deep clarity happens: mindofgeorge.com/event

You don't need to write a book.But if there's one you can't not write — that's the one the world needs.In this episode, George sits down with Robin Colucci, a premier book-writing coach who's helped thought leaders, CEOs, astronauts, and Nobel laureates turn their ideas into industry-shifting books. But this conversation isn't about hitting the bestseller list — it's about the inner book: the one that's been simmering inside you, waiting to come out.Whether you dream of publishing or have no desire to write a book at all, this episode will change how you think about clarity, courage, and contribution. It's not about writing a book — it's about becoming the version of you who could.What You'll Learn in This Episode:The #1 mindset block keeping experts from starting their bookWhy trauma and nervous system dysregulation prevent creative clarityHow to structure your message into a book-worthy ideaThe difference between “being a writer” and “having something to say”The truth about ghostwriting, co-authoring, and publishing pathsHow to use writing to process identity and shift your business Key Takeaways:✔️Books don't start with strategy — they start with honesty.✔️You can't write from a dysregulated nervous system.✔️You don't need to be a writer — you need to be willing.✔️Writing isn't just output — it's integration.✔️You don't find clarity by thinking — you find it by expressing.✔️Your lived experience is more valuable than your perfect prose.✔️The book is never the goal — who you become writing it is. Timestamps & Highlights:[00:00] – George introduces Robin Colucci and the power of the written word[04:22] – How Robin helps people go from idea to published impact[09:18] – What makes someone ready to write a book?[13:40] – Perfectionism, trauma, and why most books never get written[20:45] – How to begin when you have too much to say[26:34] – Structuring a book: Robin's method vs. messy mind dumps[32:00] – The surprising role of your nervous system in creative work[37:12] – Robin's story: why she walked away from her business (and came back stronger)[44:30] – Publishing realities: ghostwriters, co-authors, and visibility traps[50:18] – What writing really teaches us about ourselves[56:22] – Book as identity shift: who you become is the real reward[1:02:00] – Final reflections + where to connect with RobinConnect with Robin Colucci:WebsiteInstagram: @worldchangingbooksFacebook: World Changing BooksYour Challenge This Week:What message won't leave you alone?Screenshot this episode, tag @itsgeorgebryant and @worldchangingbooks, and share what your book (or message) might be.Let's rebuild your business from the inside out:Join The Alliance – The Relationship Beats Algorithms™ communityApply for 1:1 Coaching – Strategy that serves your soul and your systemsLive Events – Get in the room where deep clarity happens: mindofgeorge.com/event

Are you waiting for social media engagement or a booked consult before believing a client could hire you today? When your confidence depends on likes and comments, you ride an exhausting cycle that limits what's possible. This episode explores why perceived interest isn't always proof of success and how to believe in results long before you see evidence.   In this episode, I challenge the habit of letting engagement decide your effort. You will also hear stories from coaches who signed clients out of nowhere, and the beliefs that helped them do it. These examples will remind you that your most serious buyers might be the ones you never see, and that it's always working when you keep showing up and doing the work.   If you want to start making serious money as a coach, you need to check out 2k for 2k. Click here to join: https://staceyboehman.com/2kfor2k! 

In this episode, I dive into a common problem coaches face with their teams and that is, what to do when the other team goes on a run. In this episode I share strategies to combat this issue. We dive into: The Mental Side  Timeouts  Rotation Issues  Play Calls  Train it in Practice  Perfect 12 Drill  Tactical  And a few more key concepts  Click here to join Digital Volleyball Academy - www.digitalvolleyballacademy.com Click here to join my workshop - www.volleyballworkshop.com Reach out via Instagram @BrianSingh_CoachB

You think you're being responsible. Strategic. High-performing.But what if the very thing you're calling “productive”… is actually self-rejection in disguise?If you've ever replayed a decision 47 times, over-edited a post, or delayed a launch “until it's perfect” — this episode will hit home. In this raw and transformational solo, George Bryant breaks down the insidious trap of perfectionism, how it's stealing your peace, your profit, and your power — and exactly how to break free.What You'll Learn in This Episode:The real identity of perfectionism (hint: it's not about productivity)10 signs you're stuck in the perfectionism trap (and may not know it)6 places perfectionism originates — and how to heal them10 powerful tools to rewire your brain for action, not paralysisWhy perfectionism costs you money, impact, relationships — and peaceHow to rebuild your progress muscle (and ditch the “perfect” prison) Key Takeaways:✔️Perfectionism is not a standard — it's a fear.✔️Productivity isn't about doing it all — it's about doing what matters, imperfectly.✔️Awareness creates choice. Once you see where it started, you can rewrite it.✔️Progress beats perfect. Always.✔️Your worth isn't in flawless execution — it's in consistent, courageous action.✔️Perfectionism is a form of self-sabotage. And it's costing you more than you realize.✔️Rewiring starts with honesty — and a little help from your support network. Timestamps & Highlights:[0:00] – Perfectionism is self-rejection in disguise[3:56] – The perfectionism trap (and why it's so sneaky)[6:45] – 10 signs you're stuck in perfectionism (micromanaging, overthinking, burnout & more)[21:38] – Where perfectionism really comes from (childhood, culture, trauma, and identity)[33:10] – The 10 tools to overcome it: how to shift into action, progress, and freedom[44:30] – Why peace comes from progress, not perfection[47:30] – Free journal prompts + invitation to share this episode Your Challenge This Week:Ready to break the perfectionism trap?Share this episode with a fellow entrepreneur or friend stuck in the cycleGet the free journal prompts in the show notesDM George on Instagram @itsgeorgebryant and say: “I'm done with perfectionism. Help me stay accountable.”Bonus: Free Journal PromptsJournaling Prompts to Break Free from Perfectionism1. Know Where It Came From - “You can't heal what you won't face.”What early experiences shaped how I define success or self-worth?Where in my childhood or past did I learn that being perfect was necessary for love, safety, or approval?2. Embrace Imperfection as Part of Growth - “Mistakes are not detours — they're data.”When have I grown the most from something that didn't go as planned?What would change in my business if I saw imperfection as progress?3. Set Realistic Standards - “Perfection is not the goal. Progress is.”Where am I holding myself to impossible or unsustainable expectations?What does ‘good enough to launch' actually look like in this season?4. Prioritize Action Over Perfection - “Waiting for perfect is just a form of hiding.”What decision or project am I avoiding by telling myself ‘it's not ready yet'?What's the smallest action I could take today that moves it forward?5. Delegate with Trust, Not Control - “Trying to do everything yourself is a fast track to burnout.”Where in my business am I still trying to control outcomes because I don't trust others?What task could I delegate this week that would give me breathing room?6. Challenge Self-Criticism - “Your inner critic is not the truth — it's just a habit.”What are some common phrases I say to myself when I feel behind, messy, or ‘not enough'?What would I say to a close friend in that same situation — and how can I say that to myself now?7. Recognize the Cost of Perfectionism - “If perfection is your standard, joy will always be out of reach.”What has chasing perfection actually cost me in energy, time, or peace?What could I gain — emotionally, financially, relationally — if I let perfectionism go?8. Celebrate Progress - “Success is made of stacked micro-wins.”What wins (big or small) have I skipped over this week without celebrating?What would it feel like to pause and fully receive them?9. Use Feedback as Fuel - “Feedback is a mirror, not a verdict.”What recent feedback triggered me — and why?If I separate ego from evaluation, what useful insight does this feedback hold?10. Create a Support System - “You weren't meant to do this alone.”Who are 1–3 people I trust to hold me accountable and remind me of my worth when I forget?How can I intentionally ask for their support, feedback, or truth this week?Let's rebuild your business from the inside out:Join The Alliance – The Relationship Beats Algorithms™ communityApply for 1:1 Coaching – Strategy that serves your soul and your systemsLive Events – Get in the room where deep clarity happens: mindofgeorge.com/event

If your self-worth is tangled up in your success… this episode might change your life.In one of the most honest and emotionally resonant episodes to date, George sits down with Mitch Barham — entrepreneur, brand builder, and creative visionary — to unpack the real cost of tying your identity to your output. Together, they explore how childhood wounds, cultural conditioning, and internalized pressure create a never-ending loop of hustle, burnout, and self-sabotage — even at the highest levels of success.If you've ever achieved something big and still felt empty… If you've chased significance through doing… If your business feels like a mirror you can't escape — this conversation will meet you right where you are.What You'll Learn in This Episode:The hidden trauma patterns driving overachievementHow tying your worth to your business sabotages your sustainabilityThe difference between validation and visibilityWhy creative clarity often follows emotional collapseHow to rebuild identity from the inside outThe role of spiritual and somatic work in long-term growth Key Takeaways:✔️Achievement is survival with applause.✔️You can't scale peace if your identity depends on performance.✔️Being seen isn't the same as being loved.✔️Burnout is what happens when the body can no longer lie for you.✔️Spirituality without integration is just avoidance in a prettier outfit.✔️Unprocessed trauma will turn your business into a mirror.✔️Your worth isn't up for negotiation — your business model is. Timestamps & Highlights[00:00] – Introduction: chasing success vs. finding self[04:35] – Mitch's early drive: validation through overperformance[10:50] – How childhood wounds shape high achievers[16:38] – Burnout and collapse: when achievement turns into emptiness[22:14] – Visibility vs. validation — and how social media confuses both[29:02] – What healing looked like: therapy, mentors, and coming undone[35:48] – Building a business that doesn't hijack your identity[42:15] – The role of nervous system work in leadership[48:23] – “Your body always tells the truth” — somatic cues and burnout[54:10] – George and Mitch on spiritual bypassing in entrepreneurship[1:01:22] – How to hold duality: growth and grief, expansion and rest[1:09:30] – Mitch's current practices for alignment and peaceJournaling Prompts to Break Free from Perfectionism1. Know Where It Came From - “You can't heal what you won't face.”What early experiences shaped how I define success or self-worth?Where in my childhood or past did I learn that being perfect was necessary for love, safety, or approval?2. Embrace Imperfection as Part of Growth - “Mistakes are not detours — they're data.”When have I grown the most from something that didn't go as planned?What would change in my business if I saw imperfection as progress?3. Set Realistic Standards - “Perfection is not the goal. Progress is.”Where am I holding myself to impossible or unsustainable expectations?What does ‘good enough to launch' actually look like in this season?4. Prioritize Action Over Perfection - “Waiting for perfect is just a form of hiding.”What decision or project am I avoiding by telling myself ‘it's not ready yet'?What's the smallest action I could take today that moves it forward?5. Delegate with Trust, Not Control - “Trying to do everything yourself is a fast track to burnout.”Where in my business am I still trying to control outcomes because I don't trust others?What task could I delegate this week that would give me breathing room?6. Challenge Self-Criticism - “Your inner critic is not the truth — it's just a habit.”What are some common phrases I say to myself when I feel behind, messy, or ‘not enough'?What would I say to a close friend in that same situation — and how can I say that to myself now?7. Recognize the Cost of Perfectionism - “If perfection is your standard, joy will always be out of reach.”What has chasing perfection actually cost me in energy, time, or peace?What could I gain — emotionally, financially, relationally — if I let perfectionism go?8. Celebrate Progress - “Success is made of stacked micro-wins.”What wins (big or small) have I skipped over this week without celebrating?What would it feel like to pause and fully receive them?9. Use Feedback as Fuel - “Feedback is a mirror, not a verdict.”What recent feedback triggered me — and why?If I separate ego from evaluation, what useful insight does this feedback hold?10. Create a Support System - “You weren't meant to do this alone.”Who are 1–3 people I trust to hold me accountable and remind me of my worth when I forget?How can I intentionally ask for their support, feedback, or truth this week?Connect with Mitch Barham:AgencyInstagram: @beardpreneurBrand & Strategy Consulting: Work With MitchYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/@beardpreneur Your Challenge This Week:What did this conversation stir up for you?Screenshot this episode and tag  @itsgeorgebryant  and @beardpreneur with your biggest insight — or send George a DM with the part that hit you hardest.Let's rebuild your business from the inside out:Join The Alliance – The Relationship Beats Algorithms™ communityApply for 1:1 Coaching – Strategy that serves your soul and your systemsLive Events – Get in the room where deep clarity happens: mindofgeorge.com/event

In this episode, the hosts discuss the upcoming Gonzaga basketball season, the excitement surrounding the Mariners' playoff run, and various NCAA changes. They dive into player previews, analyzing the roles and potential contributions of key players like Adam Miller, Braeden Smith, Jalen Worley, Steele Venters, and Davis Fogle. The conversation highlights the depth of Gonzaga's roster and the expectations for the season ahead. The conversation delves into the performance expectations of Gonzaga basketball players, injury updates, and the impact of returning players like Braden Huff. The hosts discuss team dynamics, coaching strategies, and make bold predictions for the upcoming season, including player contributions and potential outcomes for both the men's and women's teams. Boy that AI generated description is boring as HELL! But I'm too lazy to come up with a better one, and no one reads this part anyway, right? RIGHT?!?! Support THE SHOW! Patreon.com/freeirabrown.

Do you resist coaching even when you know it could change everything for your business? Most people, coaches included, struggle to receive guidance in a way that actually produces growth. When someone starts exploring your thoughts and beliefs, it can trigger defensiveness, anger, or a sense of unsafety. Your brain is just doing its job, trying to protect you by keeping you the same, but the most courageous move is leaning into the discomfort and staying open to the process.   In this episode, I share how to increase your coachability and turn every interaction into maximum value. I walk through the mindset shifts and practical approaches that transformed me from a resistant client into what I call a value-receiving machine. If you want to get the most from your programs, your masterminds, or any coaching you receive, this episode will show you how. I also share examples from my own journey, including early experiences of extreme resistance and the strategies I now use to extract breakthroughs from every coaching opportunity.   If you want to start making serious money as a coach, you need to check out 2k for 2k. Click here to join: https://staceyboehman.com/2kfor2k! 

In this episode, Jason Leydon and Ryan discuss the importance of load management in high volume sports, emphasizing the need for proper training volume and recovery strategies. They explore the differences in athlete capabilities, the significance of tracking both internal and external loads, and the implications of performance enhancement in sports. The conversation highlights the necessity for coaches to understand individual athlete needs and the potential consequences of high-volume training without adequate preparation.   Takeaways Load management is crucial in high volume sports. Athletes need individualized training based on their capabilities. Tracking internal load is as important as external load. Movement economy affects long-term athlete durability. High volume training without foundation leads to burnout. The acute to chronic workload ratio helps in training decisions. Coaches must account for lifestyle factors affecting performance. Proper recovery protocols enhance athlete performance. Communication between athletes and coaches is vital. The future of enhanced sports raises health concerns. Topics  Mastering Load Management in Sports The Science of High Volume Training Sound Bites "I had to re-record this one card." "It's a fast track to burnout." "Tracking internal load is crucial." Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Context 01:49 Load Management in High Volume Sports 10:54 Understanding Volume and Intensity 20:50 Tracking Internal Load and Athlete Management 26:01 Concerns About Performance Enhancements

When you invest in your business, are you getting the most out of it? Many entrepreneurs focus on what the investment might give them instead of what they bring to it, leaving huge potential untapped. The difference between a good return and a radical return isn't the amount spent; it's how fully you show up, how fanatically you engage with the coaching, and how you take ownership of your results.   In this episode, I share what it looks like to be a radical student and how that mindset produces 10X returns. You'll also discover the specific behaviors that separate radical students from those who barely break even. From overcoming fear and discomfort to leveraging every ounce of coaching, I outline the strategies that ensure your investments don't just pay off; they transform your business. If you want to get the absolute most from every dollar, every call, and every learning opportunity, this episode is for you.   If you want to start making serious money as a coach, you need to check out 2k for 2k. Click here to join: https://staceyboehman.com/2kfor2k! 

Russell, David, Beau, and Gavin react to week 33 of the MLS regular seasonTimestamps00:00 Intro01:36 Supporters Shield vs. MLS Cup Debate04:14 Coaching Strategies and Team Dynamics07:07 Golden Boot Race: Messi vs. Bouanga09:43 Surprise of the Week: St. Louis vs. Austin12:25 Austin's Struggles and Future Prospects29:38 NFL References and Austin's Hipster Culture31:02 Open Cup Hangover and Nashville's Performance33:32 Nashville's Playoff Prospects and Open Cup Impact36:09 RSL's Impactful Win and Playoff Implications37:19 Rivalry Trophies and MLS Traditions41:23 Colorado Rapids' Struggles and Coaching Concerns48:06 Darlington Nagbe's Retirement and Legacy53:24 Sebastian Berhalter's Future and World Cup Prospects01:02:08 Roster Decisions and Player Evaluations01:03:10 MLS as a Competitive League01:06:08 Player Performance and League Comparisons01:08:44 The Unique Structure of MLS01:09:57 League Rankings and Prestige01:10:32 Vancouver's Scoring Streak01:12:50 Teams in Form for Playoffs01:14:05 Chicago's Playoff Potential01:16:32 Impact of Injuries on Teams01:19:19 Key Matchups Before International Break01:20:58 Player Absences and Team Dynamics01:23:40 Final Thoughts on MVP Candidates

What's the “rotting fish” under the seat of your business?You wouldn't leave a fish in your car for a month… but most of us leave beliefs in our mind that stink up our business and life for years. In this short but powerful solo episode, George walks you through one of the most transformative mindset tools he's ever used — The Stinky Fish Exercise.Whether you're procrastinating, micromanaging, burnt out, or stuck in comparison loops — there's a silent belief poisoning your momentum. This episode helps you name it, clear it, and move forward with clarity. You'll laugh, you'll reflect, and you might just cry a little… but you'll definitely finish lighter.What You'll Learn in This Episode:What a “stinky fish” actually is and how it shows up3 specific steps to identify and remove your blocksThe surprising impact of being witnessed in your beliefsWhy naming your fear is more powerful than hiding itHow this tool can shift your mindset in 10 minutes or lessKey Takeaways:✔️Your business will never outgrow the beliefs you refuse to face.✔️Procrastination and overworking are symptoms — not problems.✔️Unspoken thoughts hold more power than spoken ones.✔️Stillness reveals what's been silently running the show.✔️Sharing your fears with a trusted person instantly weakens their grip.✔️You can't grow while avoiding the truth. You grow by naming it. Timestamps & Highlights: [00:00] – Intro: What's the smell in your business?[02:10] – Why mindset — not strategy — blocks most entrepreneurs[03:38] – What is a stinky fish? (And why we all have one)[06:45] – Common stinky fish examples: “I'm not good enough…”[09:20] – How hidden beliefs shape your behavior, burnout, and biz[12:10] – Procrastination, overworking, micromanaging — all signs[14:48] – The 3-Step “Stinky Fish” Exercise[17:30] – Why being witnessed is the most important part[20:00] – The power of naming what you're avoiding[22:30] – Final challenge + how to send your fish to GeorgeYour Challenge This Week:What's your stinky fish?Write it down. Say it out loud. Then send it to George @itsgeorgebryantWant to go deeper into mindset, business strategy, and aligned growth?Join The Alliance – The Relationship Beats Algorithms™ communityApply for 1:1 Coaching – Strategy, support, and soul for entrepreneurs who lead with heartLive Events – 3-day immersive retreats focused on YOU, your business, and your legacy: mindofgeorge.com/retreat

In this episode of the Contacts Coaching podcast, we speak with Gerard Martin, an Australian coach who shares his journey from playing basketball in Australia to becoming an assistant coach for the Valley Suns in the G League. Gerard discusses his early days playing basketball influenced by his mom who played professionally, the transition from playing to coaching after a career-impacting injury, and his coaching career at places like Grand Canyon University, California Baptist University, and the Perth Wildcats. Gerard also offers insights into coaching philosophy, the importance of simplicity at higher levels, and how to adapt communication styles to better engage and develop players. Tune in to hear fascinating stories, coaching tips, and Gerard's unique perspective on melding competitiveness with fun in sports.00:00 Introduction and Guest Welcome00:22 Gerard Martin's Basketball Journey01:07 Transition to Coaching02:02 Coaching Philosophy and Early Experiences03:55 Coaching in Australia and the US07:38 Challenges and Adaptability in Coaching11:38 Coaching at Different Levels19:20 Simplifying Coaching for High-Level Players26:12 Simplifying Techniques for Young Athletes26:58 The Importance of Screening for Bigs27:43 Guard Skills: Pick and Roll and Off-Ball Movement28:27 Training Methods and Individual Development29:09 Coaching Strategies and Player Development32:08 Decision Making in Basketball32:30 Balancing Skill Development and Practicality35:41 The Role of Fun and Competitiveness in Sports39:15 Communication and Personality in Coaching45:38 Challenging Beliefs and Evolving as a Coach50:18 Final Thoughts and Future Plans

Are you holding back from offering your services or raising prices because you fear being called a "cash grab"? That shame can hit hard, making you question your intentions, integrity, and even whether you belong in this industry. It can keep you small, prevent you from serving your clients fully, and stop you from creating programs or offers that could have a real impact.   In this episode, I break down why "cash grab" is actually a derogatory term designed to shame entrepreneurs for running profitable businesses. You'll learn how to maintain integrity while protecting profit, how to integrate your coach brain with your entrepreneur brain, why multiple offers don't equal desperation or overwork, and how to handle the grief when others try to keep you small. Most importantly, you'll discover how to distinguish healthy entrepreneurship from the shame that can stop innovation and growth.   If you want to start making serious money as a coach, you need to check out 2k for 2k. Click here to join: https://staceyboehman.com/2kfor2k! 

In this episode, Zach Davis discusses the importance of adapting coaching strategies mid-season. He emphasizes the need for coaches to reassess their plans, embrace change, and trust their instincts to achieve better outcomes. Drawing from personal experiences, he highlights the significance of leadership, decision-making, and learning from past challenges to foster team success. My new website: https://mindofafootballcoach.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Are you carrying shame around the way you hustle in your business? In this episode, I explore how hustle shame shows up for coaches and clients and why it's one of the most damaging forces in our industry. When you feel shame about the work you do to achieve your goals, it affects how you receive coaching, how you relate to your clients, and how you view your own accomplishments. I share how understanding and addressing hustle shame can transform your mindset and your business relationships.   Hustle shame doesn't come from the hustle itself. It comes from the thoughts and beliefs driving it.  I break down the five most common ways hustle shame manifests and how these patterns can sabotage both growth and satisfaction in your work. Tune in to discover how to stop hiding from your hustle, release the shame, and build a business that allows you to achieve your goals while staying fully present in your life.   If you want to start making serious money as a coach, you need to check out 2k for 2k. Click here to join: https://staceyboehman.com/2kfor2k! 

Breaking Down the Season Prospects for Ohio State's Arvell ReeseJoin Tony Gerdeman from Buckeye Huddle as he delves into the impressive versatility and potential of Ohio State Junior Middle Linebacker Arvell Reese. Despite officially holding the middle linebacker title, Reese's role extends far beyond that. Currently leading the Buckeyes with 20 tackles, including two tackles for loss and two sacks, Reese is a key defensive presence. His athleticism and capability to adapt to multiple positions make him a formidable opponent, capable of overwhelming offensive linemen and keeping pace with fast quarterbacks. Gerdeman explores Reese's contributions, his significant impact on the team, and what to expect from him and the Ohio State defense in upcoming games, particularly against Washington. Don't miss out on this comprehensive analysis and more on youtube.com/buckeyehuddle and buckeyehuddle.com.00:00 Introduction and Overview00:35 Arvell Reese's Versatility on the Field01:47 Athleticism and Performance Highlights03:25 Challenges and Future Prospects05:13 Coaching Strategies and Team Dynamics08:55 Conclusion and Call to Action

SummaryIn this episode of Bias Football Takes, the hosts celebrate personal milestones while diving into the world of football. They discuss team performances, coaching strategies, player quality, and the impact of injuries on team dynamics. The conversation also touches on transfer policies and the challenges teams face in the current season, particularly focusing on Liverpool's recent games and their strategies. The hosts engage in lively debates about the quality of players and the effectiveness of coaching, providing insights into the football landscape. In this episode, the hosts delve into the current state of football, focusing on team dynamics, player performances, and managerial decisions. They discuss the struggles of teams like Manchester United and Arsenal, the impact of set-pieces on league success, and the importance of maintaining player morale. The conversation also touches on upcoming matches and predictions for the season, highlighting the challenges and expectations faced by various clubs.TakeawaysObi celebrates a personal milestone and reflects on love.The hosts discuss the importance of team dynamics in football.Coaching strategies play a crucial role in team performance.Injuries can significantly impact a team's success.Transfer policies are vital for building a competitive squad.Liverpool's recent games highlight their fighting spirit.Player quality is essential for achieving success in football.The hosts debate the effectiveness of various coaches.Experience in players can influence game outcomes.Football is a business where spending should lead to results. You cannot keep winning games at the last 10 minutes.Set-pieces play a crucial role in league success.Fans are struggling with the current performance of their teams.Player morale is heavily influenced by managerial decisions.Upcoming matches are critical for team confidence.Expectations for players can lead to disappointment if not managed well.The importance of setting the right tone for team morale cannot be overstated.Understanding your team's level is crucial for realistic expectations.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Celebrations03:03 Football Season Kickoff and Expectations06:02 Analyzing Recent Matches and Team Performances08:45 Coaching Strategies and Team Dynamics11:58 Injury Impact and Team Quality14:59 Spending and Expectations in Football17:58 Conclusion and Future Outlook22:10 The Seriousness of Money in Football22:59 Nuno's Impact on Nottingham Forest24:54 Challenges of Europa League Participation26:54 Liverpool's Late Game Heroics28:55 Quality vs Experience in Football33:00 Manchester United's Struggles35:03 Rashford's Performance and Future39:58 Onana and the Goalkeeping Debate42:36 The Impact of Confidence in Football44:58 Rashford's Future and Managerial Decisions48:04 Analyzing Player Interviews and Fan Reactions50:55 Tactical Discussions and Team Dynamics54:00 Champions League Insights and Player Performances01:00:06 Newcastle's Challenges and Managerial Strategies01:03:04 Chelsea vs. United: Predictions and Expectations

Are you hustling to reach your goals, or are you working hard with intention? In this episode, I explore the crucial difference between hustle and hard work, two mindsets that drive how you approach your business and life. The way you work affects not only the results you create but also your relationship with those results. While hustle comes from fear and urgency, hard work is grounded in belief and intentionality.   Tune in this week to learn how to differentiate between hustle and hard work and why it's important for both your growth and wellbeing. I'll share how shifting from hustle to hard work allowed me to build a seven-figure business and how you can apply this mindset to scale your own success, sustainably.   If you want to start making serious money as a coach, you need to check out 2k for 2k. Click here to join: https://staceyboehman.com/2kfor2k! 

In this episode of the Expert Network Team podcast, we sit down with Diana Kokoszka—former CEO of Keller Williams MAPS Coaching, global speaker, and best-selling author of Becoming More. Diana shares powerful stories from her coaching legacy and dives deep into the science of mindset, transformation, and leadership. She discusses: • The difference between liberating and limiting mindsets • How language can shape or sabotage success • The science behind brain rewiring, including the Reticular Activating System • How leaders can reprogram their thinking and environments to build generational impact • Why “I can't” was a banned phrase in her home Whether you're a business leader, coach, or just someone striving for personal growth, Diana offers tangible insights and practical tools to start changing your mindset—today. Watch Part 2 for even deeper insights into her framework, the four inner storytellers we all battle, and the powerful force that defines true success. Expert Network team provides free consultations. Just mention that you listened to the podcast. Nathan Merrill, attorneyWorking with affluent families and entrepreneurs in implementing tax-efficient strategies and wealth preservationGoodspeed, Merrill(720) 473-7644nmerrill@goodspeedmerrill.comTaylor Smith, attorneyHelping affluent families build their legacy through complex estate planningGoodspeed Merrill(720) 512-2008tsmith@goodspeedmerrill.comwww.goodspeedmerrill.com Jeff Krommendyk, Insurance ExpertWorking with business owners and successful families in transferring riskOne Digital Insurance Agency(303) 730-2327jeff.krommendyk@onedigital.comKarl FrankFinancial planner helping a small number of successful families grow and protect their wealth and choose how they want to be taxedCERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™A&I Wealth Management(303) 690.5070karl@assetsandincome.comWebcasts, Podcasts, Streaming Video, Streaming AudioA&I webcasts, podcasts, streaming video, or streaming audios are provided free of charge solely for use by individuals for personal, noncommercial uses, and may be downloaded for such uses only, provided that the content is not edited or modified in any way and provided that all copyright and other notices are not erased or deleted.All webcasts, podcasts, streaming video, or streaming audios are subject to and protected by U.S. and international copyright laws and may not be sold, edited, modified, used to create new works, redistributed or used for the purpose of promoting, advertising, endorsing or implying a connection with A&I.A&I reserves the right, at any time and for any reason, to stop offering webcasts, podcasts, streaming video, or streaming audios and to stop access to or use of webcasts, podcasts, streaming video, or streaming audio and any content contained therein A&I shall not be liable for any loss or damage suffered as a result of, or connected with, the downloading or use of the webcasts, podcasts, streaming video, or streaming audios.A&I Wealth Management is a registered investment adviser that only conducts business in jurisdictions where it is properly registered, or is excluded or exempted from registration requirements. Registration as an investment adviser is not an endorsement of the firm by securities regulators and does not mean the adviser has achieved a specific level of skill or ability. The firm is not engaged in the practice of law or accounting.The information presented is believed to be current. It should not be viewed as personalized investment advice. All expressions of opinion reflect the judgment of the presenter on the date of the podcast and are subject to change. The information presented is not an offer to buy or sell, or a solicitation of any offer to buy or sell, any of the securities discussed. You should consult with a professional adviser before implementing any of the strategies discussed. Any legal or tax information provided in this podcast is general in nature. Always consult an attorney or tax professional regarding your specific legal or tax situation.

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Do you ever feel like no matter how hard you try, life just keeps happening to you and nothing seems to go as planned? That was me for years, fully living in the hot mess identity. Luggage would get lost, technology would fail, people would show up late, and somehow none of it was ever my fault. I believed the world dictated my day, my energy, and my results, and I spent more time reacting to circumstances than leading my life.   In this episode, I share thirteen specific shifts that helped me shed the hot mess identity and consistently show up as a reliable, resourceful, and prepared coach and business owner. This includes honoring my word no matter the circumstances, planning for other people's potential messiness, building buffer time into every part of my day, and stopping the habit of shaming myself or letting others shame me. By implementing these changes, I was able to move from chaos to calm, create space to execute at my best, and fully own my actions and results.   If you want to start making serious money as a coach, you need to check out 2k for 2k. Click here to join: https://staceyboehman.com/2kfor2k! 

KeywordsSummaryIn this episode, Oluwaseun Winsala and Mike discuss various topics ranging from personal updates, including Oluwaseun's journey into DJing and his recent ACL injury, to the ongoing football transfer drama, particularly focusing on Chelsea's player acquisitions. They delve into the expectations for Chelsea's upcoming season, analyzing the team's potential and challenges in both the Premier League and Champions League. In this episode, Mike and Oluwaseun discuss the current state of various Premier League teams, focusing on Liverpool's midfield dynamics, Arsenal's strengths, and the challenges faced by Manchester United and Manchester City. They explore the importance of game changers in football, the impact of managerial decisions, and the fear factor that once surrounded top teams. The conversation also touches on predictions for the season and the effects of international breaks on team performance.TakeawaysOluwaseun shares his journey into DJing and the challenges he faced.The importance of determination and readiness in pursuing new opportunities.Discussion on the impact of injuries on personal and professional life.The ongoing transfer drama in football, particularly with Chelsea.Analysis of player acquisitions and their implications for team dynamics.Expectations for Chelsea's performance in the upcoming season.The significance of player depth and consistency in achieving success.Comparative analysis of Chelsea and other teams' transfer strategies.The role of management in player development and team performance.The evolving landscape of football and its impact on player behavior. Liverpool's midfield lacks creativity and relies on wing play.Arsenal's current squad is seen as one of their strongest.Game changers are crucial for winning leagues.Manchester United struggles with consistency and tactical changes.City's squad lacks the game-changing players of previous seasons.Teams are no longer intimidated by City.Chelsea's physicality may give them an edge against United.Maresca's tactical abilities are questioned.The fear factor in football has diminished for top teams.International breaks disrupt team momentum. Sound bites"I learned how to DJ last year.""I don't want them to sell him.""The fear factor is gone."Chapters00:00 Introduction and Personal Updates13:17 Football Transfer Drama and Chelsea's Strategy25:53 Introduction to Rio Chima Ngumoha28:53 Coaching Challenges and Team Management31:29 Belief and Hunger in the Squad34:11 Champions League Aspirations36:05 Liverpool's Expectations and Squad Quality38:23 Liverpool's Transfer Strategy and Expectations40:49 Arsenal's Squad Evaluation45:58 Manchester United's Managerial Issues50:33 Media Dynamics and Personal Perspectives54:12 The Premier League Landscape58:12 Team Performances and Predictions01:01:04 Coaching Strategies and Tactical Discussions01:03:54 Refereeing and VAR Controversies01:09:41 Looking Ahead: Future Predictions and Trends

When it comes to creating the life or business you want, the biggest barrier is often the story you keep telling yourself about who you are. Identity urges are the habitual patterns your brain offers up that reinforce the version of yourself you've always believed to be true. These urges can feel as permanent as your DNA, keeping you stuck in old habits and sabotaging even the best-laid plans.   In this episode, I share how shifting your perspective from seeing these habits as fixed traits to seeing them as urges completely changed how I approach personal transformation. From breaking free of the “I'm always tired” story to moving past a victim mentality and the “I'm a hot mess” identity, I walk through how to notice the urge, sit with it, and choose differently. By learning to observe and respond differently to your urges, you can build a version of yourself capable of achieving far more than you imagined.   If you want to start making serious money as a coach, you need to check out 2k for 2k. Click here to join: https://staceyboehman.com/2kfor2k! 

Assessments and Nutrition Coaching- two critical elements a fitness professional should master. However, many personal trainers don't know how to apply all thai information! Join Jenny as she and Dr. J Mike reunite to discuss practical strategies and applications for fitness and movement assessments, nutrition needs, and advanced nutrition strategies for the advanced training client!https://www.instagram.com/drjmike/

Buckeye Weekly Podcast: Game Week Insights from Ryan Day and CaptainsIn this episode of the Buckeye Weekly Podcast, hosts Tony Gerdeman and Tom Orr discuss the recent comments from Ohio State head coach Ryan Day and the Buckeye captains leading up to the highly anticipated game against Texas. They dive into the end of physical practices, game strategies, and the importance of managing expectations. They also explore the team's preparation, key players, and potential challenges in this early-season showdown. Tune in to catch all the insights and get excited for the big game! 00:00 Introduction and Game Week Excitement 00:22 Ryan Day's Insights and Team Preparations 01:00 Big Game Anticipation and Team Evaluations 06:40 Coaching Strategies and Play Calling 10:34 Player Perspectives and Final Thoughts 23:57 Conclusion and Upcoming Content

Summary In this episode of the Conquer Athlete Podcast, Ryan and Jason delve into the topic of performance anxiety, exploring its causes, effects, and strategies for management. They discuss the importance of exposure to competitive environments and the impact of past trauma on athletes' performance. The conversation also highlights practical strategies for coaches to help athletes manage anxiety, emphasizing the need for athletes to trust their training and respond effectively under pressure. The episode concludes with insights on shifting mindset from anxiety to excitement, fostering a healthier approach to competition. Takeaways Performance anxiety can stem from a lack of exposure to competitive environments. Athletes need to be strategically placed in situations that mimic competition to build confidence. Trauma from past experiences can significantly impact an athlete's performance. Coaches should avoid over-coaching and allow athletes to trust their instincts during competition. It's important for athletes to reflect on their experiences to understand their responses to pressure. Changing the narrative from anxiety to excitement can help athletes perform better. Athletes should be prepared for unexpected challenges during competitions. Understanding the psychological aspects of performance can enhance coaching strategies. Exposure to high-pressure situations is crucial for developing resilience in athletes. The relationship between coach and athlete should foster independence and confidence. Sound bites "You have to let them fly." "It's normal to have butterflies." "This was one of our best podcasts." Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Performance Anxiety 18:14 Exploring Performance Anxiety Beyond the Bedroom 20:08 Navigating Relationships and Perceptions 21:40 Understanding Performance Anxiety 29:41 The Role of Coaches in Athlete Performance 32:20 The Impact of Overthinking on Performance 38:28 The Balance of Planning and Adaptability 44:51 Transforming Anxiety into Excitement

Have you ever noticed how the energy you bring to a consult completely changes the conversation and the results? In this episode, I revisit one of the most foundational mindset shifts that transformed my coaching and sales: seeing every client as whole, capable, and perfect right now, regardless of their circumstances. When you speak to clients from their highest self, objections shrink, connection deepens, and you create consults unlike any conversation they've ever had before.   You'll hear how to practice this mindset before every consult, why it's more impactful than any script or process, and how connecting with clients from this place of belief transforms your sales, your coaching, and the experience you offer. I also share examples from my own journey, from my first coaching calls with Brooke Castillo to working with clients today, illustrating how this simple shift can create extraordinary results and deeper fulfillment for both you and your clients.   If you want to start making serious money as a coach, you need to check out 2k for 2k. Click here to join: https://staceyboehman.com/2kfor2k! 

Russell and Beau discuss week 27 of MLS regular seasonTimestampsChapters00:00 Intro03:13 Cultural Insights: Texas and Tex-Mex06:07 Surprising Weekend Results in MLS10:07 Orlando's Performance and Team Dynamics15:50 Seattle's Struggles and Kansas City's Future20:56 Injury Impact and Team Depth26:30 Coaching Strategies and Future Vision29:56 Cincinnati's Midfield Struggles39:26 Cincinnati's Matchup Challenges51:13 Injury Impacts on Cincinnati's Defense57:05 The Financial Reality of Professional Sports58:52 Team Dynamics and Championship Aspirations01:01:37 Emerging Talents in the League01:04:06 Playoff Race and Team Strategies01:11:41 Defensive Challenges and Team Performance01:13:19 Coaching Impact and Player Development01:18:20 Final Thoughts and Future Prospects

Have you ever felt like something is missing on your consult calls, even when your process is solid? I'm revisiting this conversation because connection on consults is one of the most overlooked yet powerful skills in coaching. When you show up fully present, engaged, and genuinely caring about the person on the other end of the call, everything changes—for them, and for your ability to guide, serve, and inspire.   Connection isn't about a perfect script or following a step-by-step process. It's about fully seeing the human in front of you, believing in their potential, and holding a vision for them that's bigger than their doubts. In this episode, I dive into how to engage with clients so they feel heard, understood, and capable of transformation. You'll hear examples from real coaching situations that show how presence and energy on a consult make all the difference, and how tuning into shared humanity creates trust, engagement, and meaningful breakthroughs.   If you want to start making serious money as a coach, you need to check out 2k for 2k. Click here to join: https://staceyboehman.com/2kfor2k! 

University of South Florida Head Coach Bryan Hodgson joins Slappin' Glass to reveal how he eliminates “human error” in coaching using analytics, player leverage metrics, and detailed shot-type reports. Learn how he maximizes substitutions, builds player trust with fact-based feedback, and runs competitive practices that translate to game-day success.In our "Start, Sub, or Sit" segment, we break down late-clock baseline out-of-bounds actions, the transition threes that demand the most attention, and how to create high-percentage looks under pressure.Perfect for basketball coaches, analysts, and fans wanting proven strategies on lineup optimization, in-game decision-making, and blending data with the human side of coaching.Presented by Hudl Instat, Dr. Dish, and Beyond SportsTo join coaches and championship winning staffs from the NBA to High School from over 60 different countries taking advantage of an SG Plus membership, visit HERE!

Do you show up for every consultation with the same energy and level of service, no matter who's on the other side of the call? Most coaches treat consultations as a necessary step to getting paid, but they miss the opportunity to deliver one of the most valuable services they offer: the full experience of coaching. In this episode, I'm revisiting this important concept and breaking down why consultations should be viewed as a service, not just a sales call.   When you approach consultations as a chance to truly serve your potential clients, regardless of their financial situation, you'll shift both your mindset and your business results. I'll share a conversation with a 2K for 2K student who almost wrote off a prospect based on financial assumptions, and how shifting into service energy completely changes the outcome. In this episode, I'll share why you should always give your best during consultations and how this mindset shift will serve you and your clients in the long run.   If you want to start making serious money as a coach, you need to check out 2k for 2k. Click here to join: https://staceyboehman.com/2kfor2k! 

Today's episode was inspired by a message from a listener who's done it all — Weight Watchers, lap band surgery, Ozempic — and still feels like lasting change is slipping through her fingers. If you've ever found yourself wondering, “Will I ever get there?” — this one is for you. We're unpacking: Why your past does not get to define your future How the “just eat less” mindset is sabotaging real progress Why chasing “normal” eating might be the wrong goal What to do when your tools (like Ozempic) feel like they're slipping away If you're feeling stuck or scared — or if you've tried everything and still feel lost — you're not alone. And there's a way forward.

Up to 70% of new moms face crushing exhaustion and overwhelm in their baby's first year — yet many suffer in silence. On this episode of Your Radical Truth, Margaret Mary O'Connor talks with Maria Moreno, founder of Mindful Mother, about her journey from postpartum depression and dangerous sleep deprivation to becoming a certified sleep consultant and motherhood life coach. Maria shares gentle, proven strategies for improving infant sleep without hours of crying, why pediatricians often miss the signs of postpartum sleep struggles, and how lack of rest affects a mother's mental health, relationships, and safety. She also introduces Tumago, her line of sensory-friendly comfort blankets designed for babies, toddlers, and children with autism or ADHD. If you're a new mom, an overwhelmed parent, or someone supporting one, this conversation offers hope, practical tools, and the reminder that motherhood should not mean burnout. Full post at: www.yourradicaltruth.com/014-Maria-Moreno   

Ever had an experience where someone made assumptions about your ability to buy before you even had the chance to speak? I recently walked into a high-end car dealership, dressed in designer clothes and driving a luxury vehicle, only to be met with repeated passive-aggressive questions about my budget. Despite showing clear signs of being a serious buyer, the salesperson's assumptions shut down the potential for any real connection.   This situation highlights a critical mistake many coaches make in their businesses. The key to success in sales is simple: treat every potential client with the same level of respect and always deliver your best process, no matter your assumptions. In this episode, I'll share why showing up with integrity in every sales conversation, regardless of the prospect's situation, will transform both your income and your impact.   If you want to start making serious money as a coach, you need to check out 2k for 2k. Click here to join: https://staceyboehman.com/2kfor2k! 

The Engagement Epidemic: Why Your Paycheck Isn't Enough to Keep People Caring Think handing out paychecks automatically creates engaged employees? Think again! The Usual Suspects are back to shatter another leadership myth that's costing organizations big time. With only 31% of employees actually engaged at work (thanks, Gallup!), it's time to face the uncomfortable truth: your people might be physically present but mentally checked out. The Real Talk on Real Engagement Myth-Busting Moment: Just because someone shows up and collects a paycheck doesn't mean they're invested in your mission. In fact, nearly 20% are actively working against you - ouch! The Relationship Revolution: Our panel discovered that the most engaging workplaces aren't about the work itself - they're about the people around you. From bosses who pour into your potential to leaders who create environments where engagement can actually flourish, it's all about human connection. The Coaching Corner: Stop trying to force motivation and start hiring motivated people. Then create the conditions where they can choose to be fully present and invested. The Bottom Line Engagement isn't something you do TO people - it's something you create space FOR people to choose. The difference between a paycheck-collector and a passionate contributor? Leadership that sees potential, builds relationships, and treats work as a calling, not just a job. Tune in for: ✅The brutal truth about why most employees are mentally checked out ✅How to spot and nurture those "almost engaged" team members ✅Real strategies for creating environments where people WANT to be invested ✅When to stay in a toxic situation vs. when to run for the hills ✅The secret to hiring people who are already wired to care Ready to stop settling for warm bodies and start building a team that actually gives a damn? This episode is your wake-up call.

In this episode, I'm pulling back the curtain on exactly how we've generated over nine figures in high-ticket coaching sales by getting clients to invest $300K, $500K, even $800K with us over the course of our relationship. I'll break down the lifetime value (LTV) strategy that changed everything for my business and show you why charging premium prices actually gets you BETTER clients who show up more committed and get better results. What You'll Learn: The #1 metric that determines how much you can spend to acquire new clients Why my $100/session hypnotherapist was leaving $ on the table (and how you might be too) The exact 3-tier ascension model we use: $5K-15K front-end → $20K-50K mastermind → $60K-100K elite program How to overcome the fear of hearing "no" when charging premium prices Why our mastermind retention is 14-15 months vs. industry average of 4 months Important Disclaimers: Results mentioned are not typical and individual results will vary Past performance does not guarantee future results This content is for educational purposes only and not financial advice Want to see the visual breakdown? Watch the full video version on my YouTube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/@RussRuffino #highticketcoaching #businesscoaching #lifetimevalue #clientsuccess #clientretentionstrategies

Summary In this episode of the Conquer Athlete Podcast, hosts Jason Leydon and Ryan Bucciantini discuss the importance of keeping athletes engaged through foundational training, especially in preparation for the CrossFit Games. They emphasize the need for patience and understanding in training, highlighting how athletes must sometimes focus on less exciting, foundational work to achieve long-term success. The conversation also touches on the balance between motivation and training intensity, as well as predictions for the upcoming CrossFit Games.   Takeaways Engaging athletes requires focusing on foundational work. Patience is key in training for long-term success. Winning isn't boring; it's about developing weaknesses. Athletes must be willing to take steps back to progress. Training should be balanced and not dreary. Building a strong foundation is essential for performance. Understanding the 'why' behind training is crucial for athletes. Coaches should learn from other sports to enhance training methods. Athletes need to focus on their goals and commitments. Predictions for the CrossFit Games highlight emerging talent. Topics The Art of Athlete Engagement Foundational Training for Success Sound Bites "Winning isn't boring." "Training shouldn't be dreary." "Step outside of CrossFit to learn." Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Podcast Overview 02:10 Anticipation for the CrossFit Games 05:15 Engaging Athletes in Foundational Work 11:45 The Importance of Patience in Training 17:58 Building a Strong Foundation for Success 23:33 Balancing Training and Motivation 25:53 Advice for Coaches on Developing Phases 27:18 Predictions for the CrossFit Games 30:18 Closing Thoughts and Community Engagement    

How do you balance massive business growth with the demands of motherhood? After a year of extraordinary growth and transformation, I've discovered that the more abundance I create in my business, the more abundance flows into my home life, and vice versa. This realization has completely shifted how I approach both entrepreneurship and motherhood. As I prepare to welcome my second child and head into maternity leave, I'm reflecting on the massive shifts that have happened in my business and personal life over the past year.   In this episode, I'm sharing the real journey of evolving from focusing on material success to finding deep contentment in both my family and my work. You'll discover how I've grown my business while actually reducing complexity, why I'm choosing lean operations over empire-building, and how celebration and desire have become my primary drivers instead of discipline and willpower. This is about creating sustainable success that honors all parts of who you are.   If you want to start making serious money as a coach, you need to check out 2k for 2k. Click here to join: https://staceyboehman.com/2kfor2k! 

https://teachhoops.com/ Winning in basketball often comes down to mastering the end of game management. This critical phase requires a blend of strategic thinking, calm execution, and unwavering focus from both coaches and players. Every possession in the final minutes (or even seconds) carries immense weight, and a single mistake can easily turn a victory into a defeat. Effective end-game management isn't just about drawing up a final play; it encompasses everything from timeout usage and foul strategy to shot selection and defensive assignments, all under immense pressure. For coaches, end-of-game management means meticulously planning for various scenarios. This includes knowing when to call a timeout to advance the ball, stop the clock, or draw up a specific play. It also involves understanding the foul situation: who has fouls to give, when to intentionally foul, and how to avoid unnecessary fouls. On the player side, it's about disciplined execution: taking smart shots, securing rebounds, valuing every possession, and playing fundamentally sound defense without gambling. Communication, especially under duress, becomes paramount, ensuring everyone is on the same page and understands their role in those high-stakes moments. GIve title and 20 keywords seo seperated by commas Keywords: Basketball, End of Game, Game Management, Coaching Strategy, Clutch Play, Foul Strategy, Timeout Management, Last Possession, Winning Plays, Execution, Pressure Situations, Basketball Drills, Team Communication, Offensive Plays, Defensive Strategy, Basketball Coaching, Youth Basketball, Mental Toughness, Game Scenarios, Close Games End-Game Excellence: Mastering Basketball's Final Minutes Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this episode of Bleav In Buckeyes, hosts Bryant Browning and Chimdi Chekwa break down all the buzz heading into the Buckeyes' 2025 football season. With camp just a few days away, they dissect the fierce quarterback battle in Columbus to the stacked defensive line and key safety roles. Plus, the duo tackles how camp practices shape championship teams, delve into the strategic scheduling in college football, and how NIL continues to change college football. They also announce the upcoming livestream of the recent college football playoff game in preparation for the week 1 matchup. Takeaways Football season is finally here, and excitement is high. Preseason practices are crucial for team preparation. The quarterback competition is heating up as the season approaches. Defensive line depth is a key focus for the upcoming games. The safety position will be critical for defensive strategy. Scheduling tough out-of-conference games is a debated topic. NIL regulations are evolving, impacting player compensation. Teams must adapt to the changing landscape of college football. The importance of player performance in preseason cannot be overstated. Fans are eager to see how the team will perform this season. Chapters 00:00 Excitement for Football Season 02:50 Importance of Preseason Preparation 05:46 Quarterback Competition Insights 09:56 Defensive Line and Player Development 11:40 Emerging Players and Key Positions 14:25 Coaching Strategies and Scheduling Philosophy 17:44 Coach Philosophy and Game Scheduling 25:31 NCAA Regulation on the Government Level Keywords football, preseason, quarterback competition, defensive line, college football, scheduling, NIL, player compensation, Fanduel, NCAA, Ohio State, Curt Cignetti, Big Ten, SEC, Julian Sayin, Lincoln Kienholz, Chimdi Chekwa, Bryant Browning, Ryan Day, Brian Hartline, Buckeyes, The Shoe, Texas Longhorns, football camp, strength of schedule

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On this episode of Inside the Headset – Presented by CoachComm, we're joined by Alex Golesh, Head Football Coach at the University of South Florida. Coach Golesh takes us behind the scenes of his transition into the USF program, sharing insights on preparing for a head coaching role, adapting to the modern recruiting landscape, and building a strong team culture from the ground up. Whether you're a football coach, administrator, or fan of the game, this conversation is packed with leadership lessons and real-world takeaways from one of college football's rising head coaches. What You'll Learn in This Episode: What Alex Golesh prioritized before accepting the USF job How he planned and approached his first year as a head coach Strategies for recruiting and retaining players in 2025 How to instill culture within a new football program The importance of learning from past coaching experiences

How do you navigate running your business during times of tragedy? Every year brings moments that stop us in our tracks—world events that flood our feeds, shaking us to the core. The challenge for entrepreneurs is how to balance our human need to grieve with the responsibility to show up for our clients and business. This is something every entrepreneur faces at some point, and it's one of the hardest parts of running a business.   In this episode, I share my personal experience of running a business through multiple tragedies, including the emotional toll of world events. With over 10 years in business, I've had my share of grieving moments, some that lasted for days, others that lingered for months. But I've also had to maintain a business that supports employees, serves thousands of people, and honors my commitment to clients. This episode is about finding a way to hold both grieving with humanity and fulfilling your professional obligations.   If you want to start making serious money as a coach, you need to check out 2k for 2k. Click here to join: https://staceyboehman.com/2kfor2k! 

Is business debt holding you back, or is it an opportunity for growth? Many businesses operate with some form of debt, and how you view and manage that debt can make all the difference in your success. Understanding the distinctions between investment debt, business debt, and consumer debt isn't just about financial literacy, but also knowing what fuels your business growth and what drains it.   When you see your business as an asset worth creating and maintaining, debt becomes a tool rather than a burden. In this episode, you'll learn how to manage debt without it influencing your money-making behavior, why starving your business to pay off debt often backfires, and practical strategies for creating a payoff plan that actually works. Most importantly, you'll discover how to serve powerfully and sell confidently, no matter your current financial situation.   If you want to start making serious money as a coach, you need to check out 2k for 2k. Click here to join: https://staceyboehman.com/2kfor2k! 

Do you find yourself stuck in shame, regret, or blame when it comes to your business investments? These emotions can hold you back from the growth and success you're capable of achieving. In this episode, I'm diving into how these feelings impact your ability to move forward and why it's crucial to confront them in order to build the business you want.   I'll walk you through how to change your relationship with investments. You'll learn how to stop letting shame and regret control your decisions and how to start viewing every investment, no matter the outcome, as an opportunity to learn and grow. We'll explore why entrepreneurship requires patience and resilience, and how focusing on empowerment will help you make better decisions and attract the success you desire.   If you want to start making serious money as a coach, you need to check out 2k for 2k. Click here to join: https://staceyboehman.com/2kfor2k! 

Do you find yourself stuck in indecision, unsure whether to take the next step in your business or personal life? In this episode, I'm talking about why being on the fence can stop you—and your clients—from making real progress. Indecision is a major roadblock to growth, and I'll share how you can shift from uncertainty to confident action, both for yourself and as a coach.   I'll explain how indecision has shown up in my own life and business, especially when I've been faced with big decisions. I'll break down why getting off the fence quickly is so important for creating momentum. Most importantly, I'll talk about how empowering your clients to make decisions and take action is a huge part of your job as a coach. You'll learn why helping clients make clear decisions is crucial for their success, and yours.   If you want to start making serious money as a coach, you need to check out 2k for 2k. Click here to join: https://staceyboehman.com/2kfor2k! 

Our Guest today is Rosie Elvin, an ADHD coach, trainer, and educator who champions neurodiversity and inclusive design. Rosie, diagnosed with ADHD later in life, as she teaches architecture. Our discussion centers on the importance of Inclusive design, and naturally working with, rather than against neurodivergent brains. A little more about Rosie: Rosie Elvin is an ADHD coach, trainer, and educator passionate about helping individuals and workplaces embrace neurodiversity. Following her own late ADHD diagnosis at 43, Rosie founded ADHD Focus, where she provides coaching for adults with ADHD and delivers engaging training sessions on neurodiversity in the workplace. Her work blends lived experience with professional insight, supporting clients to understand their unique strengths, navigate challenges like executive functioning and emotional regulation, and build strategies that work with their brains, not against them. Rosie also teaches architecture part-time at Nottingham Trent University, where her interest in social justice and inclusive design shapes both her teaching and advocacy. Through her writing, speaking, and coaching, she challenges outdated narratives around ADHD and champions a strengths-based, human-centered approach. Whether she's coaching, writing articles, or leading workshops, Rosie's mission is clear: to create environments where neurodivergent people are understood, empowered, and celebrated. Enjoy! [You are now safely here, feel free to breathe] Intro and Welcome Rosie Elvin!  01:10 - So, what is inclusive design? 02:57 - Coaching Strategies for Neurodivergent individuals 03:20 - We don't often consider design's role in neurodiversity or ADHD, similar to how the world is designed for right-handed people; it seems designed for "normal brains." 04:12 - When coaching, how do you incorporate design, and what key strategies work for both neurodivergent and neurotypical individuals? 04:30 - If someone comes to you feeling lost or stuck, how do you help them shift their perspective? 05:47 - Understanding Neurodiversity and Its Impact 08:06 - Much of the problem stems from being told we're "broken" or "not good enough" for so long. 08:39 - On the journey of Self-Acceptance and Advocacy 11:20 - It's difficult to un-ingrain lifelong beliefs. 11:43 - When you were growing up, neurodiversity "didn't exist"; it meant being disruptive. 12:33 - Many first-world countries still don't discuss it. 13:13 - You're so talented and good at what you do. 14:48 - This seems like a classic ADHD response: identifying a problem and immediately fixing it without overthinking. 15:00 - Rosie, where can everyone find you? 16:55 - Thanks so much for listening to Faster Than Normal. Please join us again very soon! Rosie Elvin: LinkedIn: ADHD Focus, Rosie Alvin Website: www.adhdfocus.co.uk Instagram: @rosie.adhdfocus (Less active, as mentioned in the interview, but her LinkedIn and website are preferred contact methods) Peter Shankman: Email: peter@shankman.com Podcast: Faster Than Normal Do you know anyone who is doing wonderful things with #ADHD or their neurodivergent brain? We would love to have them on to learn how they are using their #neurodiversity to their advantage. Shoot me an email and we will get them booked! My link tree is here if you're looking for something specific. https://linktr.ee/petershankman

I just wrapped a call with my ROI students where this exact question surfaced twice: "Am I fooling myself?" Whether it's believing you could build a successful business or wondering if that next big investment will finally be the breakthrough, this fear of being disconnected from reality creates a spiral that keeps you stuck.    Join me this week to hear how I've discovered that the question itself, “Am I fooling myself?” is the problem. You'll discover how to evaluate investments without getting seduced by grand visions, the difference between healthy skepticism and self-sabotage, and most importantly, how to transform this paralyzing doubt into actionable clarity.    If you want to start making serious money as a coach, you need to check out 2k for 2k. Click here to join: https://staceyboehman.com/2kfor2k! 

What if the way you think about money is directly impacting your ability to close clients? In this episode, I'm diving into a critical but often overlooked factor in sales: how your relationship with investing impacts the way clients perceive coaching.    If you've struggled with clients hesitating to invest or you've found yourself uncertain about the value of your own investments, this episode will give you a fresh perspective on why empowered investing is crucial for your success as a coach. It's time to step into your power and start attracting clients who feel just as excited to invest in their own growth.   If you want to start making serious money as a coach, you need to check out 2k for 2k. Click here to join: https://staceyboehman.com/2kfor2k!