Podcasts about Percentile

The system that decides whether you have a good night in multiplayer almostnever gets explained by the people who actually build it. Today it does.Call of Duty just walked back the biggest matchmaking change in its history.Activision recently published internal white papers explaining parts of howtheir system actually works, which is rare for an industry that usually treatsthis stuff as proprietary. Lewis Ward and Greg Posner sit down with CharlieOlson, the engineer who helped architect Call of Duty's matchmaking ratingsystem back in 2015, to walk through what the white papers actually said,what they left out, and what's broken about how the industry thinks aboutmultiplayer matchmaking."Matchmaking is part of the UX. It's not a technical problem. This is adesign problem." — Charlie Olson

The Future of Employee Development For decades, employee development has largely been reserved for leaders and high-potential talent. But as organizations face growing succession challenges, talent shortages, and a rapidly changing workforce, many are beginning to ask an important question: What about everyone else? In this episode of The 90th Percentile, BreAnne Okoren sits down … Continued The post Episode 187: The Future of Employee Development first appeared on ZENGER FOLKMAN.

Episode Description Why do so many capable professionals overestimate their effectiveness at work? And what are the hidden behaviors quietly limiting trust, credibility, communication, and career growth? In this episode of The 90th Percentile, BreAnne Okoren sits down with Zenger Folkman co-founder Jack Zenger to explore new research on one of the most important drivers … Continued The post Episode 186: Filling the Missing Gap in Early Career Development: Extraordinary You first appeared on ZENGER FOLKMAN.

Episode Description Why do so many capable people overestimate their effectiveness at work? And what are the hidden behaviors quietly damaging trust, credibility, communication, and career growth? In this episode of The 90th Percentile, BreAnne Okoren sits down with Joe Folkman to explore new research from Zenger Folkman on the surprising gap between how individual … Continued The post Episode 185: Are You Overestimating Your Effectiveness? (And Why It Matters More Than You Think) first appeared on ZENGER FOLKMAN.

What do you do with the regret of being right too early?Aakrit Vaish started Haptik in 2013: an AI chatbot company nine years before ChatGPT. By 2016 he knew the market wasn't ready. He kept going anyway. In 2019 he sold to Reliance Jio. In November 2022, he watched the world finally catch up to the thesis he'd carried for a decade and for a few weeks, sat with the sentence: "This should have been me."Today he's co-founder of Activate, an AI-native VC firm running with two partners, one employee and seven agents, and an advisor on the India AI Mission. In this episode, Avnish Bajaj sits down with a founder who has rejected him more than once, and asks the questions most founders quietly carry:1. How do you know whether you're early, late, or correctly timed?2. Why do you keep going when the rational move is to stop?3. When the world eventually proves you right, what do you do with the grief?4. In AI today, what does it actually mean to be in the 99th percentile — globally, not locally?5. How does a high-agency founder stay ahead when the tools keep rewriting the job?6. What Aakrit lands on: market timing matters, but identity matters more. 7. Mission over everything else. And the only advice he gives, seven times a day, to anyone who'll listen: have agency. Build. Don't wait.Chapters00:00 Why Did You Let ChatGPT Happen?02:30 Welcome to Unstarted — Introducing Aakrit Vaish04:00 Growing Up in Juhu — Normal Mumbai Business Family06:30 UIUC, PayPal Mafia & Moving to Silicon Valley09:00 Why He Came Back to India at 2711:00 What Was Haptic? India's First AI Chatbot Company14:00 The Alexa Moment That Started It All (London 2012)18:00 How Founders Can Know If They Are Too Early or Too Late23:00 2016 — He Knew It Was Too Early. He Kept Going Anyway27:30 Fear of Failure vs Fear of Not Trying Hard Enough31:00 The Pull vs Push Test — The Clearest PMF Signal35:00 Why He Sold Haptic to Reliance38:30 ChatGPT Launched. His First Reaction Was Personal43:00 "Should That Have Been Me?" — The Honest Answer47:00 From Reliance to India AI Mission to Activate VC51:00 How to Know Which Problem Is Worth Solving With AI55:30 99th Percentile or Nothing — The New Bar for AI Founders59:00 Why AI in India Is the Most Ignored Opportunity1:03:00 Anthropic vs OpenAI — Two Different Strategies Explained1:07:00 Voice AI, FinTech & How GDP Will Actually Grow1:11:00  The K-Shift — GDP Growth at the Cost of InequalityFollow Z47Website - https://www.z47.com/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/z47.vc/LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/z47-vc/

What happens when leaders invite feedback before decisions are finalized instead of after they're announced? In this episode of Called to Flourish, Peter Krol, President, and Tom Hallman, Vice President of DiscipleMakers, share how their ministry built one of the most engaged workplace cultures in their sector by creating clear rhythms of listening, collaboration, and shared ownership. Rather than relying on top-down decision-making, they developed practical ways for staff to contribute input early—strengthening alignment as the organization expanded from 11 to 26 campuses. Their experience offers a compelling model for ministry leaders who want to grow without losing mission clarity or cultural health. You'll gain insight on: • Why inviting feedback early strengthens trust across teams • How shared fundraising builds unity throughout an organization • How engagement surveys help leaders detect culture drift sooner • What it takes to scale ministry while protecting mission alignment

We're gearing up for the Playoffs with the return of Connor Surro to the Podcast! The Celtics have just 8 games left before the 2026 Playoffs. Will they hold on to the 2-seed? Who are we most afraid to play? We answer those and more on this weeks Shamrock Talk!

“Although Prahlada is only five years old, even at this young age he has given up his affectionate relationship with his father and mother. Therefore, he is certainly untrustworthy. Indeed, it is not at all believable that he will behave well toward Vishnu.” (Shrimad Bhagavatam, 7.5.36)

Episode Description Gossip may seem like a minor workplace habit, but the research tells a very different story. In this episode of The 90th Percentile, BreAnne and Joe Folkman explore new data from Zenger Folkman's 360-degree leadership assessments revealing how destructive comments about others can quietly undermine a leader's effectiveness. Based on feedback from hundreds … Continued The post Episode 183: The Gossip Trap— One Leadership Habit That Quietly Destroys Trust first appeared on ZENGER FOLKMAN.

Episode Description Gossip may seem like a minor workplace habit, but the research tells a very different story. In this episode of The 90th Percentile, BreAnne and Joe Folkman explore new data from Zenger Folkman's 360-degree leadership assessments revealing how destructive comments about others can quietly undermine a leader's effectiveness. Based on feedback from hundreds of … Continued The post Episode 183: The Gossip Trap— One Leadership Habit That Quietly Destroys Trust first appeared on ZENGER FOLKMAN.

This golden week: - Has established for a fact that delaying the editing of a podcast is not the last little superstitious push the Olympians needed to get them across the golden goal-line.  - Sure, Claire Thompson may be known as Human ChatGPT to her teammates, but your stalwart co-Thompsons are unintimidated, since they've long been known as the Human Microfiche and the Human Disc One of Microsoft Encarta, respectively.  - How Did We Not Know that the meteorite that struck Bruderheim, Alberta, Brett Ratner (unfortunately as yet unstruck by any meteorites), and the reflection of local demographies in PWHL team theme nights would all be essential ingredients in this witch's brew of an episode. 

Details In this episode of The 90th Percentile, BreAnne Okoren and Joe Folkman unpack Zenger Folkman's new Leadership Skills 2026 Report?and explore what truly differentiates leaders in an AI-accelerated world. As AI makes information faster and cheaper, one capability is becoming increasingly scarce: human leadership. Drawing on fresh data from tens of thousands of leaders and direct … Continued The post Episode 181: Highlights from The Leadership Skills Report 2026 first appeared on ZENGER FOLKMAN.

Details In this episode of The 90th Percentile, BreAnne Okoren and Joe Folkman unpack Zenger Folkman's new Leadership Skills 2026 Report and explore what truly differentiates leaders in an AI-accelerated world. As AI makes information faster and cheaper, one capability is becoming increasingly scarce: human leadership. Drawing on fresh data from tens of thousands of leaders … Continued The post Episode 181: Highlights from The Leadership Skills Report 2026 first appeared on ZENGER FOLKMAN.

Monday Market DataBoise, IDAirbnb Performance Data___________________________________3 BedroomAnnual Revenue50th Percentile: $32,34375th Percentile: $40,76290th Percentile: $53,556Average Daily Rate50th Percentile: $13975th Percentile: $17190th Percentile: $220Occupancy50th Percentile: 56%75th Percentile: 66%90th Percentile: 77%________________________________4 BedroomAnnual Revenue50th Percentile: $42,91575th Percentile: $53,98890th Percentile: $67,302Average Daily Rate50th Percentile: $19175th Percentile: $24290th Percentile: $308Occupancy50th Percentile: 54%75th Percentile: 63%90th Percentile: 72%___________________________________5 BedroomAnnual Revenue50th Percentile: $48,95475th Percentile: $58,96690th Percentile: $65,074Average Daily Rate50th Percentile: $23575th Percentile: $26890th Percentile: $305Occupancy50th Percentile: 48%75th Percentile: 57%90th Percentile: 69%_________________________________6+ BedroomsAnnual Revenue50th Percentile: $79,85375th Percentile: $92,83090th Percentile: $100,616Average Daily Rate50th Percentile: $29675th Percentile: $50890th Percentile: $635Occupancy50th Percentile: 45%75th Percentile: 57%90th Percentile: 64%_________________________________Which market do you want to see next?

Monday Market DataTelluride, COAirbnb Performance Data___________________________________3 BedroomAnnual Revenue50th Percentile: $75,28375th Percentile: $109,62690th Percentile: $141,127Average Daily Rate50th Percentile: $72075th Percentile: $88990th Percentile: $1,040Occupancy50th Percentile: 29%75th Percentile: 41%90th Percentile: 53%________________________________4 BedroomAnnual Revenue50th Percentile: $114,90575th Percentile: $169,34390th Percentile: $201,856Average Daily Rate50th Percentile: $1,09075th Percentile: $1,34090th Percentile: $1,642Occupancy50th Percentile: 27%75th Percentile: 42%90th Percentile: 50%___________________________________5 BedroomAnnual Revenue50th Percentile: $211,63575th Percentile: $283,94690th Percentile: $329,846Average Daily Rate50th Percentile: $1,54875th Percentile: $1,84890th Percentile: $2,816Occupancy50th Percentile: 33%75th Percentile: 50%90th Percentile: 72%_________________________________6+ BedroomsAnnual Revenue50th Percentile: $279,31675th Percentile: $386,92590th Percentile: $416,455Average Daily Rate50th Percentile: $2,33275th Percentile: $2,62490th Percentile: $2,729Occupancy50th Percentile: 37%75th Percentile: 57%90th Percentile: 61%

In this Follow Up episode, I'm opening up about something I've counseled countless parents through yet still had to face myself: the emotional weight of percentiles. After my daughter Vera was born, a mix of postpartum complications, exclusive pumping, and constant worry about her petite size pulled me into a spiral I didn't see coming. This episode walks through that experience with honesty and compassion. I share what feeding looked like in those early weeks, how comparison added pressure, how anxiety shaped her feeding behavior, and the turning points that helped me step back into a steadier perspective. Most importantly, we revisit what matters far more than the number on a chart: the big-picture signs of a thriving baby. If you've ever left a checkup feeling shaky or second-guessing yourself, this conversation is for you. In this episode, we talk about: What percentile anxiety actually sounds and feels like for parents How postpartum complications and exclusive pumping layered into worry The comparison trap and why it hits so hard in early parenthood How anxiety can accidentally shape feeding behavior (and how to reset) The real indicators of healthy growth beyond the chart When to seek support for both your baby and your own mental health Why you are not failing your child, even when the numbers feel scary Our podcasts are also now on YouTube. If you prefer a video podcast with closed captioning, check us out there and ⁠subscribe to PedsDocTalk⁠. Get trusted pediatric advice, relatable parenting insights, and evidence-based tips delivered straight to your inbox—join thousands of parents who rely on the PDT newsletter to stay informed, supported, and confident. ⁠⁠⁠⁠Join the newsletter⁠⁠⁠⁠! And don't forget to follow ⁠⁠⁠⁠@pedsdoctalkpodcast⁠⁠⁠⁠ on Instagram—our new space just for parents looking for real talk and real support. We love the sponsors that make this show possible! You can always find all the special deals and codes for all our current sponsors on the ⁠PedsDocTalk Podcast Sponsorships⁠ page of the website.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this Follow Up episode, I'm opening up about something I've counseled countless parents through yet still had to face myself: the emotional weight of percentiles. After my daughter Vera was born, a mix of postpartum complications, exclusive pumping, and constant worry about her petite size pulled me into a spiral I didn't see coming. This episode walks through that experience with honesty and compassion. I share what feeding looked like in those early weeks, how comparison added pressure, how anxiety shaped her feeding behavior, and the turning points that helped me step back into a steadier perspective. Most importantly, we revisit what matters far more than the number on a chart: the big-picture signs of a thriving baby. If you've ever left a checkup feeling shaky or second-guessing yourself, this conversation is for you. In this episode, we talk about: What percentile anxiety actually sounds and feels like for parents How postpartum complications and exclusive pumping layered into worry The comparison trap and why it hits so hard in early parenthood How anxiety can accidentally shape feeding behavior (and how to reset) The real indicators of healthy growth beyond the chart When to seek support for both your baby and your own mental health Why you are not failing your child, even when the numbers feel scary Our podcasts are also now on YouTube. If you prefer a video podcast with closed captioning, check us out there and ⁠subscribe to PedsDocTalk⁠. Get trusted pediatric advice, relatable parenting insights, and evidence-based tips delivered straight to your inbox—join thousands of parents who rely on the PDT newsletter to stay informed, supported, and confident. ⁠⁠⁠⁠Join the newsletter⁠⁠⁠⁠! And don't forget to follow ⁠⁠⁠⁠@pedsdoctalkpodcast⁠⁠⁠⁠ on Instagram—our new space just for parents looking for real talk and real support. We love the sponsors that make this show possible! You can always find all the special deals and codes for all our current sponsors on the ⁠PedsDocTalk Podcast Sponsorships⁠ page of the website.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Monday Market DataBend, ORAirbnb Performance Data___________________________________3 BedroomAnnual Revenue50th Percentile: $41,64275th Percentile: $55,34690th Percentile: $70,594Average Daily Rate50th Percentile: $23375th Percentile: $28190th Percentile: $329Occupancy50th Percentile: 41%75th Percentile: 56%90th Percentile: 69%________________________________4 BedroomAnnual Revenue50th Percentile: $46,17275th Percentile: $68,35090th Percentile: $86,397Average Daily Rate50th Percentile: $31975th Percentile: $37990th Percentile: $475Occupancy50th Percentile: 35%75th Percentile: 49%90th Percentile: 59%___________________________________5 BedroomAnnual Revenue50th Percentile: $70,77175th Percentile: $94,77590th Percentile: $109,959Average Daily Rate50th Percentile: $45675th Percentile: $54290th Percentile: $647Occupancy50th Percentile: 38%75th Percentile: 50%90th Percentile: 58%_________________________________6+ BedroomsAnnual Revenue50th Percentile: $102,52575th Percentile: $112,21490th Percentile: $162,525Average Daily Rate50th Percentile: $60075th Percentile: $78790th Percentile: $1,158Occupancy50th Percentile: 38%75th Percentile: 45%90th Percentile: 54%_________________________________-Data provided by SummerOS-Which market do you want to see next?

Monday Market DataDallas, TXAirbnb Performance Data___________________________________3 BedroomAnnual Revenue50th Percentile: $39,14975th Percentile: $54,68990th Percentile: $75,451Average Daily Rate50th Percentile: $20875th Percentile: $26690th Percentile: $349Occupancy50th Percentile: 46%75th Percentile: 58%90th Percentile: 68%________________________________4 BedroomAnnual Revenue50th Percentile: $50,06375th Percentile: $75,32890th Percentile: $109,206Average Daily Rate50th Percentile: $26975th Percentile: $36990th Percentile: $498Occupancy50th Percentile: 46%75th Percentile: 58%90th Percentile: 68%___________________________________5 BedroomAnnual Revenue50th Percentile: $81,88075th Percentile: $115,92890th Percentile: $154,959Average Daily Rate50th Percentile: $42075th Percentile: $55290th Percentile: $718Occupancy50th Percentile: 48%75th Percentile: 62%90th Percentile: 69%_________________________________6+ BedroomsAnnual Revenue50th Percentile: $100,56575th Percentile: $158,89690th Percentile: $201,354Average Daily Rate50th Percentile: $56475th Percentile: $75590th Percentile: $845Occupancy50th Percentile: 51%75th Percentile: 59%90th Percentile: 67%_________________________________-Data provided by SummerOS-Which market do you want to see next?

Monday Market DataYosemite, CAAirbnb Performance Data___________________________________3 BedroomAnnual Revenue50th Percentile: $33,50375th Percentile: $50,71290th Percentile: $78,121Average Daily Rate50th Percentile: $24075th Percentile: $30290th Percentile: $409Occupancy50th Percentile: 32%75th Percentile: 46%90th Percentile: 60%________________________________4 BedroomAnnual Revenue50th Percentile: $40,29875th Percentile: $59,05890th Percentile: $81,795Average Daily Rate50th Percentile: $29675th Percentile: $38590th Percentile: $489Occupancy50th Percentile: 29%75th Percentile: 41%90th Percentile: 53%___________________________________5 BedroomAnnual Revenue50th Percentile: $56,71475th Percentile: $93,68590th Percentile: $121,317Average Daily Rate50th Percentile: $45675th Percentile: $60990th Percentile: $744Occupancy50th Percentile: 30%75th Percentile: 43%90th Percentile: 53%_________________________________6+ BedroomsAnnual Revenue50th Percentile: $92,15675th Percentile: $131,30890th Percentile: $187,263Average Daily Rate50th Percentile: $65875th Percentile: $87890th Percentile: $1,058Occupancy50th Percentile: 33%75th Percentile: 48%90th Percentile: 57%_________________________________Data provided by SummerOSWhich market do you want to see next?

Monday Market DataWhitefish, MTAirbnb Performance Data___________________________________3 BedroomAnnual Revenue50th Percentile: $45,99075th Percentile: $62,55590th Percentile: $88,592Average Daily Rate50th Percentile: $38075th Percentile: $47490th Percentile: $585Occupancy50th Percentile: 33%75th Percentile: 45%90th Percentile: 55%________________________________4 BedroomAnnual Revenue50th Percentile: $64,53875th Percentile: $87,02890th Percentile: $114,867Average Daily Rate50th Percentile: $49375th Percentile: $60790th Percentile: $875Occupancy50th Percentile: 34%75th Percentile: 45%90th Percentile: 58%___________________________________5 BedroomAnnual Revenue50th Percentile: $71,60475th Percentile: $91,72290th Percentile: $107,812Average Daily Rate50th Percentile: $55775th Percentile: $71090th Percentile: $771Occupancy50th Percentile: 32%75th Percentile: 44%90th Percentile: 57%_________________________________6+ BedroomsAnnual Revenue50th Percentile: $124,60375th Percentile: $160,98790th Percentile: $183,155Average Daily Rate50th Percentile: $81675th Percentile: $96590th Percentile: $1,321Occupancy50th Percentile: 38%75th Percentile: 45%90th Percentile: 57%_________________________________-Data provided by SummerOS-Which market do you want to see next?

Monday Market DataLake Harmony, PAAirbnb Performance Data___________________________________3 BedroomAnnual Revenue50th Percentile: $31,62775th Percentile: $45,43390th Percentile: $63,586Average Daily Rate50th Percentile: $25575th Percentile: $30090th Percentile: $368Occupancy50th Percentile: 33%75th Percentile: 46%90th Percentile: 58%________________________________4 BedroomAnnual Revenue50th Percentile: $37,72475th Percentile: $50,20590th Percentile: $69,371Average Daily Rate50th Percentile: $32875th Percentile: $41090th Percentile: $518Occupancy50th Percentile: 32%75th Percentile: 39%90th Percentile: 50%___________________________________5 BedroomAnnual Revenue50th Percentile: $50,58075th Percentile: $67,50490th Percentile: $89,103Average Daily Rate50th Percentile: $43975th Percentile: $51690th Percentile: $647Occupancy50th Percentile: 29%75th Percentile: 39%90th Percentile: 48%_________________________________6+ BedroomsAnnual Revenue50th Percentile: $83,58775th Percentile: $118,89090th Percentile: $152,819Average Daily Rate50th Percentile: $77075th Percentile: $94890th Percentile: $1,130Occupancy50th Percentile: 29%75th Percentile: 39%90th Percentile: 46%_________________________________-Data provided by SummerOS-Which market do you want to see next?

We discuss the good and bad of Ohio State's boringly dominant season through six games.

Details In this special episode of The 90th Percentile, we unpack how Jotun—the Norway-based, family-owned paints and coatings company operating in 100+ countries—elevated leadership effectiveness using Zenger Folkman's Extraordinary Leader program. Partnering with Arcadia Consulting, Jotun moved from a baseline well below industry average to outperforming peers, all by doubling down on a strengths-based approach … Continued The post Episode 176 Jotun: A Case Study in Extraordinary Leadership first appeared on ZENGER FOLKMAN.

Details In this special episode of The 90th Percentile, we unpack how Jotun—the Norway-based, family-owned paints and coatings company operating in 100+ countries—elevated leadership effectiveness using Zenger Folkman's Extraordinary Leader program. Partnering with Arcadia Consulting, Jotun moved from a baseline well below industry average to outperforming peers, all by doubling down on a strengths-based approach to leadership. We're joined by Alistair … Continued The post Episode 176: Jotun Case Study in Extraordinary Leadership first appeared on ZENGER FOLKMAN.

Monday Market DataHelen, GAAirbnb Performance Data___________________________________3 BedroomAnnual Revenue50th Percentile: $35,19075th Percentile: $44,43890th Percentile: $61,218Average Daily Rate50th Percentile: $23975th Percentile: $29390th Percentile: $348Occupancy50th Percentile: 40%75th Percentile: 49%90th Percentile: 59%________________________________4 BedroomAnnual Revenue50th Percentile: $42,59175th Percentile: $58,55190th Percentile: $78,875Average Daily Rate50th Percentile: $33475th Percentile: $37390th Percentile: $436Occupancy50th Percentile: 37%75th Percentile: 48%90th Percentile: 55%___________________________________5 BedroomAnnual Revenue50th Percentile: $49,72075th Percentile: $73,80590th Percentile: $96,472Average Daily Rate50th Percentile: $41875th Percentile: $51490th Percentile: $630Occupancy50th Percentile: 39%75th Percentile: 46%90th Percentile: 56%_________________________________6+ BedroomsAnnual Revenue50th Percentile: $67,18575th Percentile: $109,03490th Percentile: $137,560Average Daily Rate50th Percentile: $54475th Percentile: $72990th Percentile: $865Occupancy50th Percentile: 36%75th Percentile: 39%90th Percentile: 46%_________________________________-Data provided by SummerOS-Which market do you want to see next?

Monday Market DataCatskills, NYAirbnb Performance Data___________________________________3 BedroomAnnual Revenue50th Percentile: $37,64175th Percentile: $56,36990th Percentile: $76,893Average Daily Rate50th Percentile: $30275th Percentile: $37590th Percentile: $478Occupancy50th Percentile: 36%75th Percentile: 48%90th Percentile: 60%________________________________4 BedroomAnnual Revenue50th Percentile: $46,63075th Percentile: $71,07790th Percentile: $100,026Average Daily Rate50th Percentile: $42075th Percentile: $55090th Percentile: $708Occupancy50th Percentile: 31%75th Percentile: 43%90th Percentile: 55%___________________________________5 BedroomAnnual Revenue50th Percentile: $60,01575th Percentile: $88,30390th Percentile: $129,536Average Daily Rate50th Percentile: $57475th Percentile: $77290th Percentile: $957Occupancy50th Percentile: 27%75th Percentile: 40%90th Percentile: 51%_________________________________6+ BedroomsAnnual Revenue50th Percentile: $68,66675th Percentile: $113,36790th Percentile: $169,686Average Daily Rate50th Percentile: $70175th Percentile: $98890th Percentile: $1,370Occupancy50th Percentile: 28%75th Percentile: 38%90th Percentile: 47%_________________________________-Data provided by SummerOS-Which market do you want to see next?

Today's guest is Jack Barry. Jack is the founder of JB Performance and a former ABCA DIII All-American (York College, 2021) who played at Salisbury University. After college, he worked at Tread Athletics, then built a remote+in-person coaching model. Jack has coached athletes from high school to pro levels, appeared on Baseball America's 90th Percentile, and hosts the “Just Rippin'” podcast. On today's episode, Jack speaks on athletic potential as a function of work capacity with quality, deliberate practice. We unpack the mental side of training, how visualization, targeted self-talk, and timely pattern breaks calm performance anxiety and restore confidence. He also touches on how athletes thrive when they develop a unique identity, balance effort with recovery, and treat mindset and mechanics as equal partners. This is a dynamic episode, at the intersection of pitching skill and global human performance concepts. Today's episode is brought to you by Hammer Strength and LILA Exogen wearable resistance. Use the code “justfly25” for 25% off any Lila Exogen wearable resistance training, including the popular Exogen Calf Sleeves. For this offer, head to Lilateam.com Use code “justfly10” for 10% off the Vert Trainer View more podcast episodes at the podcast homepage. (https://www.just-fly-sports.com/podcast-home/) Timestamps 0:20 – From college ball to new competitive outlets4:10 – Work capacity, family influences, and cross-training7:10 – Adapting training: speed, volume, and specificity10:01 – Aerobic contributions in racket and throwing sports15:46 – Provoking reactivity: stumble drills and innate responses23:16 – Pattern breaks, the yips, and the "be sexy" mentality27:44 – Reactive throwing drills to clean the arm action31:15 – Pre-movement cues and subtle distractions to speed action43:21 – Visualization with highlight reels to build confidence52:25 – Essentialism in training: less and better59:50 – Start with less, progress intelligently1:00:25 – Barefoot training and simplifying the lower half Actionable takeaways 0:20 – From college ball to new competitive outlets Jack traces his path from Division III Salisbury baseball into jiu-jitsu, tennis, and a renewed love for training after leaving team sport. Treat post-playing transitions as a chance to experiment with new sports that satisfy the competitive impulse. Use cross-training to keep motivation high while developing complementary athletic qualities. When exploring a new sport, accept the beginner phase and enjoy the novelty rather than forcing immediate mastery. 4:10 – Work capacity, family influences, and cross-training Jack reflects on family genetics and finding his own work-capacity strengths through varied activities. If you enjoy sustained effort, program both volume and varied intensity (easy long efforts plus specific speed sessions). Use cross-training (racket sports, running, court games) to get game-like cardiovascular stimulus without burnout. Be deliberate: split session types by purpose (speed sessions, volume sessions, tempo work) instead of lumping everything together. 7:10 – Adapting training: speed, volume, and specificity Jack describes learning to periodize his running and mix speed with volume to actually get faster. Structure sessions by purpose: separate longer aerobic efforts from targeted speed work. Progress volume conservatively (small weekly increases) and add specific speed work for real improvements in pace. Treat running like any other modality: apply progressive overload principles and discipline. 10:01 – Aerobic contributions in racket and throwing sports Jack compares racket sports and throwing, noting the reactive and aerobic demands of court play. Use court-based conditioning to develop reactive stamina and contextual decision-making. Choose cross-training that mirrors sport constraints when possible (racket sports for reactive throws).

Monday Market DataWilmington, NCAirbnb Performance Data___________________________________3 BedroomAnnual Revenue50th Percentile: $24,51475th Percentile: $32,54190th Percentile: $42,374Average Daily Rate50th Percentile: $17875th Percentile: $21290th Percentile: $253Occupancy50th Percentile: 45%75th Percentile: 57%90th Percentile: 70%________________________________4 BedroomAnnual Revenue50th Percentile: $33,70075th Percentile: $44,62690th Percentile: $65,837Average Daily Rate50th Percentile: $23175th Percentile: $29290th Percentile: $388Occupancy50th Percentile: 52%75th Percentile: 61%90th Percentile: 70%___________________________________5 BedroomAnnual Revenue50th Percentile: $55,54875th Percentile: $71,78690th Percentile: $79,550Average Daily Rate50th Percentile: $39375th Percentile: $46990th Percentile: $540Occupancy50th Percentile: 52%75th Percentile: 56%90th Percentile: 60%_________________________________6+ BedroomsAnnual Revenue50th Percentile: $68,01075th Percentile: $104,16990th Percentile: $140,984Average Daily Rate50th Percentile: $70675th Percentile: $71190th Percentile: $847Occupancy50th Percentile: 43%75th Percentile: 50%90th Percentile: 60%_________________________________-Data provided by SummerOS-Which market do you want to see next?

Details In this episode of The 90th Percentile, we sit down with Kathleen Crenshaw and Christopher Bisgrove from Desert Financial Credit Union to explore how they are rethinking leadership development and investing in people. From building programs that reach leaders earlier in their careers to making learning opportunities more accessible, Desert Financial shares the principles … Continued The post Episode 174: Making Development Popular with Desert Financial Credit Union first appeared on ZENGER FOLKMAN.

Monday Market DataAtlanta, GAAirbnb Performance Data___________________________________3 BedroomAnnual Revenue50th Percentile: $23,49675th Percentile: $33,85190th Percentile: $47,024Average Daily Rate50th Percentile: $17775th Percentile: $22090th Percentile: $295Occupancy50th Percentile: 47%75th Percentile: 58%90th Percentile: 68%________________________________4 BedroomAnnual Revenue50th Percentile: $36,38975th Percentile: $50,36890th Percentile: $68,985Average Daily Rate50th Percentile: $26675th Percentile: $34290th Percentile: $417Occupancy50th Percentile: 47%75th Percentile: 56%90th Percentile: 66%___________________________________5 BedroomAnnual Revenue50th Percentile: $45,16475th Percentile: $68,32290th Percentile: $98,283Average Daily Rate50th Percentile: $33075th Percentile: $45690th Percentile: $650Occupancy50th Percentile: 45%75th Percentile: 54%90th Percentile: 64%_________________________________6+ BedroomsAnnual Revenue50th Percentile: $90,28275th Percentile: $128,09990th Percentile: $157,050Average Daily Rate50th Percentile: $62875th Percentile: $79790th Percentile: $973Occupancy50th Percentile: 44%75th Percentile: 54%90th Percentile: 64%_________________________________-Data provided by SummerOS-Which market do you want to see next?

Monday Market DataPanama City Beach, FLAirbnb Performance Data___________________________________3 BedroomAnnual Revenue50th Percentile: $38,58875th Percentile: $56,23290th Percentile: $74,794Average Daily Rate50th Percentile: $30875th Percentile: $37590th Percentile: $446Occupancy50th Percentile: 44%75th Percentile: 57%90th Percentile: 67%________________________________4 BedroomAnnual Revenue50th Percentile: $64,07875th Percentile: $83,94990th Percentile: $106,593Average Daily Rate50th Percentile: $45675th Percentile: $55490th Percentile: $652Occupancy50th Percentile: 48%75th Percentile: 57%90th Percentile: 65%___________________________________5 BedroomAnnual Revenue50th Percentile: $84,45075th Percentile: $105,95190th Percentile: $133,184Average Daily Rate50th Percentile: $66075th Percentile: $78390th Percentile: $933Occupancy50th Percentile: 42%75th Percentile: 53%90th Percentile: 61%_________________________________6+ BedroomsAnnual Revenue50th Percentile: $97,95175th Percentile: $135,06290th Percentile: $189,739Average Daily Rate50th Percentile: $92775th Percentile: $1,14290th Percentile: $1,264Occupancy50th Percentile: 35%75th Percentile: 48%90th Percentile: 55%_________________________________-Data provided by SummerOS-Which market do you want to see next?

Monday Market DataBroken Bow, OKAirbnb Performance Data___________________________________3 BedroomAnnual Revenue50th Percentile: $47,82075th Percentile: $66,49390th Percentile: $90,007Average Daily Rate50th Percentile: $35875th Percentile: $42190th Percentile: $498Occupancy50th Percentile: 38%75th Percentile:48%90th Percentile: 59%________________________________4 BedroomAnnual Revenue50th Percentile: $67,78875th Percentile: $88,15190th Percentile: $114,333Average Daily Rate50th Percentile: $47475th Percentile: $57390th Percentile: $676Occupancy50th Percentile: 37%75th Percentile: 47%90th Percentile: 54%___________________________________5 BedroomAnnual Revenue50th Percentile: $83,93875th Percentile: $112,86390th Percentile: $147,964Average Daily Rate50th Percentile: $64475th Percentile: $76790th Percentile: $916Occupancy50th Percentile: 36%75th Percentile: 46%90th Percentile: 54%_________________________________6+ BedroomsAnnual Revenue50th Percentile: $106,29975th Percentile: $135,42190th Percentile: $194,200Average Daily Rate50th Percentile: $81875th Percentile: $95090th Percentile: $1,097Occupancy50th Percentile: 38%75th Percentile: 45%90th Percentile: 53%_________________________________-Data provided by SummerOS-Which market do you want to see next?

Monday Market DataGalveston, TXAirbnb Performance Data___________________________________3 BedroomAnnual Revenue50th Percentile: $21,52475th Percentile: $33,87590th Percentile: $51,117Average Daily Rate50th Percentile: $25375th Percentile: $31790th Percentile: $392Occupancy50th Percentile: 29%75th Percentile: 42%90th Percentile: 55%________________________________4 BedroomAnnual Revenue50th Percentile: $34,99375th Percentile: $55,34190th Percentile: $82,615Average Daily Rate50th Percentile: $37175th Percentile: $49990th Percentile: $669Occupancy50th Percentile: 32%75th Percentile: 43%90th Percentile: 55%___________________________________5 BedroomAnnual Revenue50th Percentile: $56,39375th Percentile: $81,49390th Percentile: $109,429Average Daily Rate50th Percentile: $53975th Percentile: $69990th Percentile: $864Occupancy50th Percentile: 33%75th Percentile: 42%90th Percentile: 55%_________________________________6+ BedroomsAnnual Revenue50th Percentile: $77,78975th Percentile: $119,80090th Percentile: $182,643Average Daily Rate50th Percentile: $72075th Percentile: $93190th Percentile: $1,178Occupancy50th Percentile: 35%75th Percentile: 49%90th Percentile: 63%_________________________________-Data provided by SummerOS-Which market do you want to see next?

Monday Market DataHot Springs, ARAirbnb Performance Data___________________________________3 BedroomAnnual Revenue50th Percentile: $27,06275th Percentile: $37,71590th Percentile: $51,713Average Daily Rate50th Percentile: $17975th Percentile: $24690th Percentile: $330Occupancy50th Percentile: 38%75th Percentile: 49%90th Percentile: 59%________________________________4 BedroomAnnual Revenue50th Percentile: $35,18475th Percentile: $47,92590th Percentile: $72,837Average Daily Rate50th Percentile: $29275th Percentile: $38190th Percentile: $467Occupancy50th Percentile: 34%75th Percentile: 45%90th Percentile: 52%___________________________________5 BedroomAnnual Revenue50th Percentile: $58,09375th Percentile: $86,18990th Percentile: $109,254Average Daily Rate50th Percentile: $44275th Percentile: $60290th Percentile: $754Occupancy50th Percentile: 37%75th Percentile: 44%90th Percentile: 48%_________________________________6+ BedroomsAnnual Revenue50th Percentile: $101,87875th Percentile: $131,15890th Percentile: $151,194Average Daily Rate50th Percentile: $76175th Percentile: $95390th Percentile: $1,275Occupancy50th Percentile: 38%75th Percentile: 41%90th Percentile: 46%_________________________________-Data provided by SummerOS-Which market do you want to see next?

Monday Market DataBoulder, COAirbnb Performance Data___________________________________3 BedroomAnnual Revenue50th Percentile: $61,79275th Percentile: $87,58090th Percentile: $122,967Average Daily Rate50th Percentile: $34775th Percentile: $44590th Percentile: $550Occupancy50th Percentile: 53%75th Percentile: 66%90th Percentile: 78%________________________________4 BedroomAnnual Revenue50th Percentile: $93,94375th Percentile: $104,80690th Percentile: $148,924Average Daily Rate50th Percentile: $56375th Percentile: $62390th Percentile: $706Occupancy50th Percentile: 51%75th Percentile: 59%90th Percentile: 76%___________________________________5 BedroomAnnual Revenue50th Percentile: $92,91475th Percentile: $152,93890th Percentile: $195,129Average Daily Rate50th Percentile: $66475th Percentile: $79690th Percentile: $1,197Occupancy50th Percentile: 44%75th Percentile: 53%90th Percentile: 60%_________________________________6+ BedroomsAnnual Revenue50th Percentile: $279,87175th Percentile: $300,06490th Percentile: $422,097Average Daily Rate50th Percentile: $1,40275th Percentile: $1,43590th Percentile: $1,850Occupancy50th Percentile: 56%75th Percentile: 60%90th Percentile: 65%_________________________________-Data provided by SummerOS-Which market do you want to see next?

Details In today's episode of The 90th Percentile, we challenge one of the most persistent myths in modern work: that you must choose between speed and excellence. As AI accelerates productivity at lightning pace, many leaders are wondering—can humans keep up without compromising quality? Dr. Jack Zenger joins us to share groundbreaking research from over … Continued The post Episode 170: AI, Speed, and the Future of Thoughtful Work first appeared on ZENGER FOLKMAN.

Details In this episode of The 90th Percentile, we explore why wellbeing programs are more than just perks—they are a leadership imperative. Shanna Goodell shares how Druva is shifting the narrative around employee wellness, embedding it into leadership development, and addressing real-life challenges like women's health in the workplace. From building inclusive spaces to driving … Continued The post Episode 168: Well-Being Is a Business Strategy—Leadership Lessons from Druva first appeared on ZENGER FOLKMAN.

Details In this episode of The 90th Percentile, we sit down with Rose Christensen, Senior Learning & Development Leader at Wright Service Corp., to explore what it really takes to grow leaders across dispersed, specialized, and fast-growing teams. With over 6,000 employees spread across North America and roles ranging from field-based technicians to executives, Wright … Continued The post Episode 167: Flexible, Focused, and Future-Ready—L&D at Wright Service Corp. first appeared on ZENGER FOLKMAN.

Details With pressure mounting on managers to coach more often and more effectively, can AI offer real help—or does it risk making coaching feel robotic? In this episode of The 90th Percentile, we talk with Mark Schaff, former Principal Learning Administrator at the Orange County Transportation Authority. Mark brings decades of coaching and leadership development … Continued The post Episode 166: Can AI Be Your Coach? The Promise and Peril of AI in Leadership Development first appeared on ZENGER FOLKMAN.

Details What if the biggest barrier to performance isn't an individual leader—but the team itself? In this episode of The 90th Percentile, we speak with Paul Leboffe, longtime facilitator of Zenger Folkman's Extraordinary Team experience. With 25+ years of business and legal expertise, Paul has helped teams uncover blind spots, strengthen trust, and dramatically improve … Continued The post Episode 165: Stop Training Leaders Alone—The Case for Team Development first appeared on ZENGER FOLKMAN.

After a difficult pregnancy, a woman is delighted to give birth to a baby girl. Her new child is perfect – though she has an unusually large head. Although the problem seems to be benign, the baby soon develops other problems. Desperate to help her child, the mother takes her to every specialist possible – but will anyone be able to find the answer she needs?Be the first to know about Wondery's newest podcasts, curated recommendations, and more! Sign up now at https://wondery.fm/wonderynewsletterFollow MrBallen's Medical Mysteries on Amazon Music, the Wondery App or wherever you get your podcasts. New episodes publish for free every Tuesday. Prime members can listen to new episodes early and ad-free on Amazon Music. Or, you can listen episodes early and ad-free on Wondery+. Start your free trial in the Wondery App, Apple Podcasts, Spotify or by visiting https://wondery.com/links/mrballens-medical-mysteries/ now.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Details In this episode of The 90th Percentile, we explore the enduring relevance of a decades-old leadership theory that feels more urgent than ever. Joe Folkman joins us to revisit Control Graph Theory—first introduced in the 1960s—and shares new research from over 200 teams showing why the total amount of influence in an organization matters … Continued The post Episode 164: Control vs. Influence—What Today's Leader's Get Wrong first appeared on ZENGER FOLKMAN.

This week on the 90th Percentile hosts Geoff Pontes and Matt Pajak welcome on Cam Lanzilli of Lanz Baseball. Cam has an extensive background as a player and coach at the college and professional level and runs a baseball training company with his brother Chris. We brought Cam on to discuss the process of working with pitchers on their offseason training programs as well as the concept of pronation vs supination dominant profiles. Cam explains why he thinks those rigid buckets are a myth as well as a variety of reasons why. This is a must listen episode for pitching nerds and those looking to learn more about the training methods in the game today.(1:00) Sandwich Question(6:00) Take it or leave it Northeast edition.(11:00) The translation from player to coach(15:00) Onboarding clients for pitching training.(24:00) Pronation vs Supination myth.(31:00) Can you improve extension?(38:00) Jamie Arnold and his unique fastball, how far can he take it?(46:00) The impact of ABS on pitching development.(53:00) Can hitting catch up to pitching?(59:00) What's up with kick changeupOur Sponsors:* Check out Indeed: https://indeed.com/BASEBALLAMERICASupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/baseball-america/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

This past weekend, the Yankees hit nine home runs in a game against the Brewers. During the broadcast, the Yankees broadcast explained how several of the team's players were swinging bats with unusually-shaped barrels. Since that breakout game, more details on the Yankees' "torpedo bats" have come to light.Today on the 90th Percentile we discuss what we know and how they may not be as new as you think.(3:00) What are the Torpedo Bats?(6:00) Which players are using the torpedo bats on the Yankees?(8:00) Giancarlo Stanton's triumph and... pain?(13:00) Impacts on bat speed.(18:00) Is this the first sign of hitting evolving in the training and information space?(22:00) The impetus for adjustments by hittersSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/baseball-america/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

On this week's episode of the 90th Percentile hosts Geoff Pontes and Matt Pajak welcome Tony Gilio of Operation Player Assist. Operation Player Assist helps teams and families supplement some of the high costs associated with travel ball.(2:00) Sandwich talk, best sandwich chain and Portillo's Italian Beefs.(7:00) Exposure Funnel's impact on opportunities(11:00) Rising costs of youth sports for coaches and players.(18:00) Operation Player Assist and what they provide.(24:00) Ramp up and lead time for the program.(29:00) Ease of the platform.(31:00) Success of the platformoperationplayerassist.comSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/baseball-america/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Details Building a high-performance team isn't just about hiring the right people—it's about leading them in the right way. In this episode of The 90th Percentile, we sit down with leadership expert Jack Zenger to uncover five key behaviors that separate exceptional teams from dysfunctional ones. Based on research from over 66,000 respondents, Jack shares … Continued The post Episode 158: 5 Ways to Build a High-Performance Team first appeared on ZENGER FOLKMAN.

After a brief hiatus, The 90th Percentile podcast returns for season four. Hosts Geoff Pontes and Matt Pajak explore the recent dominance of Japanese baseball and Japanese born players in North America and ask; Has American baseball fallen behind? (0:00) Welcome to Season Four(4:00) Japan is dominating on an international front.(7:00) Who's the most fun American player?(9:00) What Makes Roki Sasaki Unique?(15:00) Impact of travel ball and showcases.(22:00) Do Japanese players play the game better?(26:00) Rintaro Sasaki pre-season Freshman Of The Year.(30:00) Dylan Crews The Last Of Dying Breed(34:00) How The Changing NCAA Landscape is Impacting Development(41:00) The Impact Of A Lack Of Youth DevelopmentSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/baseball-america/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy