Podcasts about sportspeople

With Andy off to support Paddy out in Vegas, and Jordan unwell - there was no way we'd risk Andy missing UFC 282! So this week's SPORTCAST is brought to you by StreamYard... On today's episode: - Can England progress past France? - Bellingham to Liverpool rumours - Where next for Ronaldo? - Penny for Trent's thoughts during the WC - Eto'o's violent exchange - Sterling flying home - Carl Froch - Hall of Famer - Boxing booted out of the Olympics - Fury Vs Chisora - UFC 282 - Sportspeople not living up to potential   Be sure to join Patreon for our SPORTCAST Betting Show tomorrow - The Postman has made a BIG statement today! Join us on Patreon for all of the other Patreon Perks too | https://www.patreon.com/legitpodcast Shout out to our sponsors... Montirex | https://montirex.com/ VIR Clothing | https://www.virclothing.com/ Type in LEGIT20 for 20% off Health Kick Kitchen | https://www.instagram.com/healthkickkitchen/?hl=en Type in LEGIT10 for 10% off Pro Hormones | https://pro-hormones.co.uk Type in LEGIT for 10% off Follow us on Social Media: Leg It Podcast https://twitter.com/thelegitpodcast https://www.instagram.com/thelegitpodcast Andy https://twitter.com/AndyGbootneck https://www.instagram.com/andygbootneck Jordan https://twitter.com/jjneildwriter https://www.instagram.com/jordan.neild  

Alcohol & drugs are seen as societal norms in this day and age. People even react with concern if you choose not to drink at a social occasion… this is something that still astonishes me and I believe there is an underlying issue in todays society with people living for the weekend and just getting through the working week to then escape their issues through drugs and alcohol on a weekend.   In todays podcast I sit down with personal trainer & ex pro footballer Alex Kitchen to discuss his issues with alcohol & drug addiction. Alex was very open about his whole situation and what he went through, including his time down at Sporting Chance Clinic after his drink & drug abuse went too far.   Alex's Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/alexjoelkitchen/ His Gym - https://www.instagram.com/nolimitsperformancemindset/ Sporting Chance - https://www.sportingchanceclinic.com Huberman Lab Podcast - https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/huberman-lab/id1545953110?i=1000582867207   00:00 Intro 01:01 Podcast Start 05:02 Sportspeople, Addiction & Balance 08:23 Why Did Alex Drink/Do Drugs? 11:00 Sporting Chance Clinic 14:51 The Cause Of It All 19:28 The Rehab Experience 22:32 Staying Away From Triggering Places 24:24 Routine 29:57 Bodybuilding Vs Endurance Training 39:26 Hacks To Improve Your Mood 43:22 Will Alex Drink Again? 46:25 Find Clarity In Your Life 50:18 People Who Helped Alex 51:46 Plans For The Future 57:16 Staying Off Alcohol Work With Myself: Online Coaching Enquires - https://brendanpearsonfitness.typeform.com/to/vCI5Gers   Get In Touch Through:   Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/brendanpearsonfitness/   Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/brendanpearsonfitness/   YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzY8DQ3v5ZDsPbo5KszNX7w   LinkedIn - https://uk.linkedin.com/in/brendan-pearson-7025861a8   Email - brendanpearsonfitness@outlook.com   Look Good, Feel Good & Live Good.  

I partner with retiring professional athletes to help them build their business to 1 million dollars in revenue using our ECC & Private Referral Institution of global entrepreneurs and business leaders Executive Business & Personal Coach, International Speaker & High-Performance Athlete Shane began his career in Corporate Sales before moving to Online Coaching & Consulting. He has spent over 15 years in the Sales sector working within a range of diverse markets, all the while specialising in helping entrepreneurs master their health and performance but since has went on to focus on supporting business executives and elite sports professionals grow and scale their business as they come to the end of their career (offline & online). Shane is Director of Shane Mulgrew Coaching & Joint-Partner in the ‘True Wealth Mastery' program, – a global business that originated in Ireland & UK – that focuses on helping Sports Professionals and Elite Athletes to create personal & financial freedom using their prime relationships, specialised mentoring and exclusive masterminds. The company has worked with some of the world's leading mentors, coaches and consultants to ensure and guarantee results. Using deeply developed relationships and connections, Shane and his team show you how to attract your kind of people and sell offers (of up to 100k) to your chosen target market, this method creates the strong foundation you need to grow, scale and build a cultural team for your business. Shane & team will help you generate revenue in the most effective and efficient way that aligns with you and your company values but in addition, you will gain an elite referral partnership program and exclusive global networking community (Private Referral Institution). “We pride ourselves on service experience and emotional interaction so when we partner with retiring sports professionals, elite athletes & high performers we showcase the importance of deep, emotionally connected relationships and align that to their services and revenue growth. Connect with Shane: https://www.facebook.com/shane.mulgrew.11/ https://shanemulgrew.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/shanemulgrew/ https://www.instagram.com/shane_mulgrew/ https://twitter.com/shane_mulgrew ▼ ▼ You can connect with/follow Talking with the Experts: Buy me a Coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/rosesdavidson Become a patron https://www.patreon.com/talkingwiththeexperts Leave a Google review: https://g.page/r/CaXk7K3UlEhzEBI/review Leave a review on Podchaser: https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/talking-with-the-experts-1491692 Email: guest@talkingwiththeexperts.com Website: https://rose-davidson.com/ LinkedIn: Rose Davidson: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rose-davidson/ Talking with the Experts: https://www.linkedin.com/company/talkingwiththeexperts/ Facebook Page: [Rose Davidson] https://www.facebook.com/onlineeventmanagerandpodcasttrainer Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rosedavidson_speakersupport/ SoundCloud: [Follow] https://soundcloud.com/talking-with-the-experts YouTube: [Subscribe] https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkM5n5QJhnNAmUiMzii73wQ #business #entrepreneur #learnpodcasting #podcastepisode #podcastguest #podcasting #podcastinterview #podcastplaylist #podcasts #podcastskills #podcastshow #rosedavidson #smallbusiness #talkingwiththeexperts #video #vodcast

Rafa Nadal has a huge heart but who else is in the same category?

In this episode of SportsParenthood, what happens when young sportspeople are thrust into the spotlight, without the maturity and skills to handle the situation? For most of us, we have no first-hand experience of what it's like, how it feels, and much less the scrutiny involved.Are our expectations too high? Today, we're bringing you a perspective from a rugby league player who has walked this path — who went from obscurity to the next-big-thing way faster than he ever imagined. And, readily admits he didn't know how to deal with the pressure of it all.You'll hear from Dylan Walker, premiership winner, state of origin player and current first-grade player with the Manly Warringah Sea Eagles in the National Rugby League, in an honest and vulnerable account of his childhood and career in the goldfish bowl of professional sport, including the role of FOMO and ego.Plus, how he has turned it all around. And, listen out for a really funny story about his mum!HOSTS: John and Tiffany BonaseraPRODUCER: Tiffany BonaseraCONTACT US: tiffany@sportsparenthood.com.au

“When reaching your limits, its only there where you'll catch a glimpse of your true potential” Luke shares his story and experience of overcoming obstacles, and chasing extremes. We discuss resilience and performance management, and how to translate his learnings into actionable and simple tools for management . We particularly look at self talk and how we can use it to improve our performance - consciously choosing the conversations you're having with yourself.  For organisations to create space for a ‘reset' they must look at their performance from a humanistic standpoint and leaders must normalise the conversation around mental health. Lots of corporate cultures will be questioned post-pandemic, and people must have the chance to grow, and embrace change in this changing workplace dynamic.  Luke shares with us his insights, and learnings that he has operationalised into everyday tools, looking at how we can build resilience and have genuinely vulnerable and courageous conversations with ourselves.  The main insights you'll get from this episode are : -       Being driven, curious and hard-working from a young age led to a career in professional sport travelling the world, but this took its toll on his mental and physical health, and he embarked on a new career as an adventurer, writer, documentary-maker and speaker. -       He was often asked how he pushes himself physically and mentally and how he views the world. To share his knowledge, he translated it into tools that can be used across the board to help people overcome obstacles and adapt to setbacks. -       Self-talk can help improve performance yet lots of people don't admit to or realise they are doing it; it is good to talk out loud and consciously choose the conversation you have with yourself rather than let thoughts dictate the conversation you're having. -       It is still perceived as weakness to ‘talk to yourself' or talk at all, yet vulnerability is a superpower that no one can take from you. If we are positive with the truth and answer questions honestly, we eventually become more comfortable sharing our vulnerability. -       It is simple and effective but requires training and daily practice. As we become better at speaking (up), this skill can be applied anywhere in life. -       Sportspeople grow in their career because they are always practising different techniques. In an organisational setting, ‘corporate athletes‘ too must train their minds for physical performance and learn to pivot quickly. -       This requires companies to invest time and money in a cultural evolution to allow people to grow and develop resilience - many corporate performance management systems are outdated and based on wanting results too quickly. -       Mindset is about how we view, think and act on a daily basis. In organisations there is often lots of box-ticking but not much out-of-the-box doing; whilst they like the idea of change, they are resistant to it in practice because it is hard. -       In terms of performance mindset, we are all high performers, it just depends if we act on it. Everything is relative and an improvement is a high performance for the individual. We must consciously acknowledge the scenarios we face and apply tools to them.  -       Post-pandemic, many are waiting for things to ‘return' to pre-pandemic normal, but we have come too far to go back completely: we must let the dust settle and reassess; look forward and define what is important to us, take the opportunity to reset. -       For organisations to create space for a...

It's become a trope in sports psychology to say that athletes are the only people who die twice – once at the end of their lives and once when they stop playing the sport that has come to define them. We discuss the challenges of retirement with former England rugby player Leon Lloyd, who helps athletes manage the transition into life after sport. Former England cricketer Ryan Sidebottom reveals the mental health struggles that have followed his 20-year career as a cricketer. And how Hal Robson-Kanu went from Welsh footballing icon to turmeric entrepreneur. Panel: Delyth Lloyd, Dan Roan, Nesta McGregor & Leon Lloyd Producer: Sam Sheringham

Joe Molloy was joined by OTB's own Mick McCarthy and Richie McCormack where the conversation was once again drawn toward the ongoing sporting impact of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.  In association with Gillette UK | #EffortlessFlow

Joe Molloy was joined by OTB's own Mick McCarthy and Richie McCormack where the conversation was once again drawn toward the ongoing sporting impact of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.  In association with Gillette UK | #EffortlessFlow

Former rugby league star Manu Vatuvei has been sentenced to three and a half years in prison. This is for his role in a meth importation scheme. His defence lawyer says part of the issue is Manu struggled with adjusting from professional sport life, to a life post-rugby league? Questions are being raised as to whether there is enough support for sportspeople navigating a life post-retirement. Dr Lefaoali'i Dion Enari is a lecturer in sport leadership and recreation at AUT and he joined Kate Hawkesby. LISTEN ABOVE 

How can you even get this right? We discuss our favourite sportspeople from a variety of sports!

The Winter Olympics begin in Beijing on Friday under a mountain of controversy.  Beijing 2022 is not the only event suffering from allegations of human rights abuses and questions about whether they should have been awarded a major sports event. The FIFA World Cup next year in Qatar has also had large voices of opposition due to the poor treatment of migrant workers building the stadiums and accusations of slave labour. When a governing body chooses to compete however, is there anything an athlete should consider if they follow Jesus? Whilst it was definitely not the athlete's choice to select Beijing to host the games, they are the ones now facing questions about whether it is right to compete there and what to do when they arrive if they do. The letter of 1 Peter can help us think through how Christians should engage in our world as it was written to Christians feeling exiled and marginalised in the world and unsure how to act in it. Five truths from 1 Peter 2:9-17 can help us think through this issue.

On the show today: 1. Goss and Hoggy on England 2. Damien Fleming 3. Should England try to lure Justin Langer as coach? 4. Gerard Whateley 5. Sports Update 6. Sportspeople you like that everyone else dislikes 7. Bharat Sundaresan 8. Will MacPherson from the Evening Standard 9. "The Voice" of their chosen sport 10. Peter Lalor 11. Sydney Thunder captain Chris Green 12. David Warner speaks to the media

Magician, mentalist and hypnotist Keith Barry joined Tuesday's OTB AM to discuss the Make-A-Wish Foundation, and helping sportspeople in their way of thinking. #OTBAM is live every morning with @Gillette UK  | #BestFaceForward You can subscribe to the OTB AM podcast wherever you get your podcasts across the OTB Podcast Network. via iTunes via Spotify via GoLoud

We've been looking at the prayer Jesus taught his disciples to pray and we've focused in on the first half of the prayer primarily, so we're now going to do a half-time analysis of this incredibly rich prayer. A new series of Game Day is starting in February - join us then for more devotions for sportspeople. christiansinsport.org.uk/gameday

Welcome back to Game Day. We're looking at the prayer Jesus taught his disciples to pray and it's a prayer we want to pray today before we head out to play, coach, officiate or train. Today we are going to be exploring the words, “your will be done, on earth as it is heaven.” christiansinsport.org.uk/gameday

Welcome back to Game Day. We're looking at the prayer Jesus taught his disciples to pray and it's a prayer we want to pray today before we head out to play, coach, officiate or train.  Today we are going to be exploring the words, “your kingdom come.”

Timecodes00:00 - Introduction03:22 - India's sports ecosystem11:21 - Player profiling23:39 - Reporting on sports 35:58 - Sportspeople and their mindsets 41:36 - Sports culture, how it compares to politics 56:33 - Dropout rate in sports in India1:10:28 - Questions from Newslaundry1:23:57 - Monopoly in Indian sports1:29:11 - Recommendations In this episode of NL Playoffs, hosts and Newslaundry subscribers Aniketh and Gowtham are joined by podcaster and writer Amit Varma.They talk about India's sports ecosystem, what it's like to report on a sport from the ground, how mindsets can affect performance, the “monopoly” in Indian sports, and a lot more. Tune in! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome back to Game Day - a chance to reflect on your faith and sport as you prepare to compete today. In this first series we're working through the Lord's Prayer as we reflect today on what it looks like to be involved in the world of sport. Today we are going to be exploring the words, “hallowed be your name.” www.christiansinsport.org.uk/gameday

The term "sport" in KL Auschwitz was distorted by using it to refer to the exhausting exercises combined with the drill and singing applied on a mass scale. This form of sport, referred to after the war as pseudo-sport, was usually a way of enforcing discipline and punishing prisoners. However, among people deported by the Germans to Auschwitz, there were pre-war sportsmen and sportswomen: Olympians and national champions. Some prisoners had also the opportunity to practice some sports in the camp. These included wrestling and boxing, as well as games such as soccer, volleyball, and basketball. Mind sports were also popular among prisoners, particularly chess, but also card games. Renata Koszyk, an educator at the Auschwitz Memorial and curator of the exhibition dedicated to this topic, talks about sport and sportspeople in Auschwitz.

Welcome back to Game Day - a chance to reflect on your faith and sport as you prepare to compete today.  In this first series we're working through the Lord's Prayer and today we are going to focus on heaven, “Our Father in heaven.” www.christiansinsport.org.uk/gameday

Welcome to Game Day - a chance to reflect on your faith and sport as you prepare to compete today.   In our first series we're looking at the Lord's Prayer - the prayer Jesus taught his disciples to pray. We'll work our way through the prayer as we reflect on what today will look like for you as a coach, athlete or official in the world of sport.  Today - we reflect on what it means that God is our father. www.christiansinsport.org.uk/gameday

Badge & Satts catch up with a man we reckon has written a book about the most courageous Aussie sports stars - Amazing

Jack Chambers, Fianna Fáil TD for Dublin-West, Government Chief Whip and Minister of State for Sport and An Ghaeltacht

Inspired by Jurgen Klopp's vaccination response over the weekend, the boys tried to identify athletes that would make good political leaders. They spoke with Justin Madden to get an insight into why he made the leap.

Story-teller extraordinaire Mick Collis has written another book and this one HURTS! He caught up with Nathan, Nat, & Shaun to share just a couple of the great stories from his new book “Australia's Toughest Sportspeople”. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this special Olympics edition of the podcast, we're joined by Dr Allan Johnston, a leading sports psychiatrist who supports the mental health of the Team GB Olympic and Paralympic teams. Among his many roles, Alan also works with two fantastic charities: Sports Chaplaincy UK and State of Mind Sport. Jack sits down with Allan to discuss mental health, wellbeing and performance.

Author Mick Colliss joins Brett Phillips to chat about his upcoming book, 'Australia's Toughest Sportspeople'.

Greetings podcast listeners! In today's episode, I will be speaking about sportspeople in the LGBTQ+ community. Footballer, Justin Fashanu Boxer, Nicola Adams Diver, Tom Daley Tennis player, Martina Navratilova I believe that LBGTQ+ education should be compulsory in all education systems and available to all. That is my aim with this series of my podcast— to give as much of an LGBTQ+ inclusive education as I can, as a student myself, and not just in relation to the history of the community. If you have any suggestions or questions, please fill in this Google Form: https://forms.gle/caEki6L8SzS6wwui7 THANKS FOR YOUR INTEREST IN MY PODCAST! Please subscribe to be notified about any future releases. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/from1student2another-hist/message

Fiachra O Cionnaith reports on calls to tackle online racist abuse against sportspeople.

Olympic walker Quentin Rew says the country's Covid-19 free status means its okay for those going to Tokyo get preferential access to the vaccine. Olympians and Black Caps are among those likely to get their Covid-19 jab early because they want to travel overseas for an event of national significance. Some overseas athletes have rejected the idea of Olympic teams cutting the queue to get a vaccine ahead of people who need it the most. Rew says athletes here aren't under the same pressure. Harry Lock reports.

t's time to check out episode four of the Rabbitohs Top 4 Podcast, proudly presented by Wotif and powered by Audio Technica! In this latest episode, join co-hosts Mark Ellison, Shannon Donato and Jeremy Monahan for a laugh and a yarn about the top four moments of their playing careers, as well as the top four players who were good at other sports! First cab off the rank is the introduction to episode four of the Rabbitohs Top 4 Podcast (0:00:00), followed by our first segment which is the ‘What did you learn this week?' segment (0:01:48), including a chat about our new club sponsor and Shannon's favourite family restaurant, McDonald's! The first Top Four Topic on the menu is the top four moments in Ello's and Shannon's playing careers (0:04:12), where go right off topic and start talking about our favourite stadiums and other sporting facilities around the world! Next up in the lineup is a chat about the top four players who were good at other sports (0:36:56) including a few furphys with the crew throwing some of their mates under the bus! Our Rabbitohs trivia question is up next (0:53:05) along with a chat about one of our greatest players of all time. Then we have a laugh at Shannon's Joke of the Week (1:01:56). Finally we wrap up episode four as we get ready for episode five next week (1:04:31). Please give us a five-star rating and hit that subscribe or follow button on your favourite podcast platform including Spotify, Apple Podcasts and Google Podcasts. Please tell your friends and family to search for ‘Rabbitohs Podcast Network' in their favourite podcast app. Thanks for listening and we'll join you next week!

t's time to check out episode four of the Rabbitohs Top 4 Podcast, proudly presented by Wotif and powered by Audio Technica!In this latest episode, join co-hosts Mark Ellison, Shannon Donato and Jeremy Monahan for a laugh and a yarn about the top four moments of their playing careers, as well as the top four players who were good at other sports!First cab off the rank is the introduction to episode four of the Rabbitohs Top 4 Podcast (0:00:00), followed by our first segment which is the ‘What did you learn this week?' segment (0:01:48), including a chat about our new club sponsor and Shannon's favourite family restaurant, McDonald's! The first Top Four Topic on the menu is the top four moments in Ello's and Shannon's playing careers (0:04:12), where go right off topic and start talking about our favourite stadiums and other sporting facilities around the world! Next up in the lineup is a chat about the top four players who were good at other sports (0:36:56) including a few furphys with the crew throwing some of their mates under the bus! Our Rabbitohs trivia question is up next (0:53:05) along with a chat about one of our greatest players of all time. Then we have a laugh at Shannon's Joke of the Week (1:01:56). Finally we wrap up episode four as we get ready for episode five next week (1:04:31).Please give us a five-star rating and hit that subscribe or follow button on your favourite podcast platform including Spotify, Apple Podcasts and Google Podcasts. Please tell your friends and family to search for ‘Rabbitohs Podcast Network' in their favourite podcast app.Thanks for listening and we'll join you next week!

In this episode we look at the relationship between sport, philanthropy and civil society through history and up to the present day. Including:   Sportspeople as donors Big name examples of sportspeople who give generously: David Beckham, Roger Federer, Cristiano Ronaldo, Serena Williams, Andre Agassi What drives this high-profile giving? Altruism, or brand-management/PR? Lance Armstrong and the potential risks of making philanthropy over-reliant on the individual Does the fact that many sportspeople’s careers end relatively early leave them searching for purpose, and can philanthropy fill that gap? Can philanthropy be partly motivate by a desire to create positive narrative about wealth accrued through sport? Is sport one area where people from poor backgrounds can become rich, and what does this mean for their approach to philanthropy?   Sportspeople as campaigners Are some sportspeople perceived as campaigners simply by virtue of who they are? When have sportspeople campaigned for change within their sport and when have they taken on wider social issues? After many notable examples of campaigning by sportspeople in the 1960s and 70s, why did we see a decline in the 1980s and 1990s? Are we seeing a resurgence in campaigning by sportspeople, with figures like Colin Kapaernick, Megan Rapinoe and Marcus Rashford coming to the fore? How do sports fans perceive campaigning by sportspeople?   Sports and Fundraising The long history of sporting charity fundraising events and the role of charity matches in the evolution of professional football Sportspeople fundraising: from the traditional of testimonial matches to raise money for players’ retirements to sportspeople taking on charity fundraising challenges in other sports Has the pandemic hit sports fundraising particularly hard, and what does this mean for charities that rely on running events etc?   Sports clubs and civil society What is the history of the relationship between sports clubs and voluntary associations? How did the development of sporting associations helped to foster civic engagement skills and ideals of mutual aid? What is the role of modern sports clubs as corporate donors? Is owning sports club a form of philanthropy…? What role do clubs play in acting as community anchors and giving people a sense of shared identity? How can this inform social action?       Related Links   CAF Giving Thought blog on Marcus Rashford, Dolly Parton & Public Perceptions of Philanthropy CAF Giving Thought blog on mutual aid post-Covid CAF Giving Thought podcast on mutual aid, charity & philanthropy CAF Giving Thought podcast with Jon Dean 2013 NY Times article about Lance Armstrong’s philanthropy HistPhil article “Giving Athletes: Why Sports Philanthropy Deserves Our Attention” Forbes, “The New Wave of Female Soccer Players as Philanthropists” BBC article, “Why Wealthy Sport Stars Get Passionate About Charity” The Common Goal Initiative The PFA page on player foundations Kay & Vamplew, “Beyond altruism: British football and charity, 1877–1914” Vamplew, “’It is pleasing to know that football can be devoted to charitable purposes': British football and charity 1870–1918”

Lee chats with Professional Footballer Bailey Peacock-Farrell about life as Burnley & Northern Irelands goalkeeper, how he built his property portfolio and his passion for learning about property!

Sportspeople taking a stand isn’t new, but the consequences, unlike history, don’t seem to repeat. This week, Siva, Karthik and Sapre talk about Mesut Ozil and Marcus Rashford doing what they think is right, in a world of wrongs. They also talk about the games that happened over the weekend - which they felt was the best one and which was the dullest, the extremely drab United v Chelsea game, the amazing Real Madrid 3 - 1 Barcelona game, Chelsea managing two clean sheets in a row, why Donny van de Beek is on the bench over at Manchester United, the great Leeds United 3 - 0 Aston Villa game, why the EPL table looks so different this year and Aston Villa being number 3 on it, Everton losing to Southampton, Fulham to Crystal Palace (surprise, surprise!), Arsenal to Leicester City, Liverpool beating Sheffield, the problems with VAR, Messi set to take on Ronaldo in a Champions League game, and lots more from the world of football.Football Shootball Fantasy Premier League code: H3OMYTalk to Gaurav on Twitter @sapre and Instagram @gsapreTalk to Karthik on Twitter and Instagram@iyerantTalk to Siva on Twitter and Instagram @fickleberryhunnYou can listen to this show and other awesome shows on the IVM Podcasts app on Android: https://ivm.today/android or iOS: https://ivm.today/ios, or any other podcast app.

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We look at OUR top 10 FAVOURITE sports people of all time. Paul, Sean and John have no idea what each other will say!

Episode #7 Season 7 of 'The Truth of It'Martyn Iles talks about:* Sportspeople kneel for BLM - But Israel Folau Stands Tall | 0:33* Coronavirus Politics - Fear, fear, fear| 10:38* Famous Christians ‘Deconverting’ - Answering the recent trend | 24:16Subscribe to our YouTube Channel: https://bit.ly/2qxMNVW#TheTruthOfIt► To support a grassroots movement made up of over 175,000 individuals who seeking to bring a Christian influence to politics. click here: https://bit.ly/3dVJpb1►► Subscribe to watch more videos from Australian Christian Lobby here: https://bit.ly/2TyNTgb ►►► If you want to be involved with other volunteers, click here: https://bit.ly/2yiHwpM►► ►► If you are interested in leadership development, click here: https://bit.ly/2ydsxxc►► ►►► If you want to pray with us, click here: https://bit.ly/3fZets9For more information about Australian Christian Lobby visit:  https://bit.ly/2Zh7Nj6FOLLOW US ►► Instagram: https://instagram.com/aclobby►► Facebook: https://facebook.com/aclobbySupport the show (https://www.acl.org.au/donate)

In Episode 8 of Do Not Adjust Your Focus, recorded under lockdown, Stuart talks to Dr Jen Denyer, ex England international squash player, now turned executive leadership coach on the MBA at Cranfield and Oxford business schools.They discuss the Covid-19 crisis, business leadership and resilience in challenging situations, and what lessons from sports are the right ones for executives to learn right now.

Dara O'Briain joined Eoin and Adrian to talk Wicklow's greatest sportspeople, why Bray beats all, and his thoughts on the goalkeeper in Normal People! OTB AM is the sports breakfast show from Off The Ball – live weekday mornings from 7:30-10:00 am across the OTB channels. You can subscribe to the OTB AM podcast wherever you get your podcasts across the OTB Podcast Network. via iTunes via Spotify via GoLoud

In this episode, AJ and Andrew discuss: •Why do people not like Novak Djokovic and does it matter? •Sportspeople telling it how it is and why this is awesome •Your most random sporting memory •Stupid people fighting in crowds and car parks •Melbourne Racing Club stockpiling people's data under the guise of voting for a horse --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/asportingdiscussion/message

Interview with Junior Wimbledon Singles Champion and entrepreneur, David Lloyd. Rob and David discuss David's journey from professional athlete to professional property investor what it takes to pivot from sports into business. Discover the mindset, skillset and work ethic needed to succeed as an entrepreneur and create sustainable and scalable income.   KEY TAKEAWAYS  If someone does not have the drive to do something or if his or her heart is not in that something that you want him or her to do, you can push them to do that thing but they are not going to do it. He or she has to have the heart of the talent in that particular thing for him or her to do it perfectly.  If you want any person to succeed in life, then what you have to do is listen to them and hear what they love and later on support them in that thing that they love to do, be it sports, business or any other thing. Encourage people to do what they love more than what they are told.   Dream big. Always have those dreams of success and always work towards achieving your dreams and you may never know, you might achieve your dreams in no time. Do not let any obstacles come your way and make you lose focus on your dreams.  If you can keep 95% of the people coming in your doors happy, you've succeeded, it's impossible to do 100% and you can do that with the price, with the quality of the equipment and the product that you are offering to your customers. Always focus on making at least 95% of your customers happy and you will always succeed.  For you to thrive well in the business world, you got to be confident in what you're doing and confident in the product you're delivering to your customers. Believe in your business, your product and you and the rest will fall into place.   Be prepared to learn if you want to venture into the business world and succeed. Take every little advice that you get from those who have a successful business and always maximize on that little advice. You also need to invest little money in developing yourself like paying for a business course.  In the business world, you have to accept both failures and successes. Learn from your failures so that you can do better next time.   Difference between entrepreneurship and corporation. Corporate companies scared of an entrepreneur making mistakes and doing his own thing which is not true. A good entrepreneur does the opposite because otherwise, you can't grow. If you can get most of your staff wanting to work for you, making them part and parcel of the family, then an entrepreneur can grow quicker than a corporate. An entrepreneur can be agile, making decisions happen quickly and then in these massive corporates, everything just takes forever.  You've got to be competitive for you to succeed in the business world. Always look at what your competitor is doing or producing and then make your product a better one than his or hers. Have that competitive spirit with a healthy friendship between you.  Market your product or services to the public if you want to have success in your business. Make what you are doing known to everyone. If you have to hire a salesperson in your company for your success, then go ahead and do it.  You should learn to become your independent financial advisor and learn to manage your own money and invest your own money because no one's going to manage it or invest your own money as well as you.  BEST MOMENTS  “Give people all the opportunities and encourage them along, but do not make them feel like nobody for them to succeed in life.”  “Your business can only be successful if your people working for you are part of it.”  “You've got to try and cut out in any business the things that can damage you or least lessen them.”  “An entrepreneur can grow a business very quickly, but in a different way to a corporate body.”  “If you can get most of your staff wanting to work for you, making them part and parcel of the family, then an entrepreneur can grow quicker than a corporate.”  “Competition forces innovation.”  “Sportspeople should start businesses when they're still playing, but not when they're forgotten.”  “Don't overestimate your income, and don't underestimate your costs.”  VALUABLE RESOURCES  https://robmoore.com/  ABOUT THE GUEST  David Alan Lloyd was born on 3rd January 1948 and is a former professional English tennis player and entrepreneur. He was born in Leigh-on-Sea, Essex. He and his younger brother John Lloyd became two of the most successful British tennis players throughout the 1970s and 1980s. David captained the British Davis Cup team and became a leading figure in the Lawn Tennis Association.   Following the sale of the leisure business, Lloyd turned his attention to real estate and developed the highly acclaimed Sugar Hill Resort in Barbados, where purchasers included Sir Cliff Richard, John Lodge of the Moody Blues and entertainers Bob Monk house and Jasper Carrot.   Lloyd was later involved in the development of a luxury estate in Phuket, Thailand and the building of a luxury villa near Marbella in Spain. David Lloyd is married and lives near Oxshott in Surrey. Lloyd is the uncle of zoologist Tegan Mason.  CONTACT  https://www.davidlloyd.co.uk/  ABOUT THE HOST  Rob Moore is an author of 9 business books, 5 UK bestsellers, holds 3 world records for public speaking, entrepreneur, property investor, and property educator. Author of global bestseller “Life Leverage” Host of UK's No.1 business podcast “The Disruptive Entrepreneur”   “If you don't risk anything, you risk everything”   CONTACT METHOD  Rob's official website: https://robmoore.com/  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/robmooreprogressive/?ref=br_rs  LinkedIn: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/robmoore1979  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In response to your questions we have our first #AskCIS podcast. You asked “why don't Christians in Sport put famous sportspeople in the public eye” and here's your answer.  Jonny Reid interviews Graham Daniels, the General Director of Christians in Sport about the principles behind our decision and how that plays out in practice. 

Sam threw a curve-ball at Rob and Calum for the final episode of Series 2... the greatest sports people he'd never heard of that were... and this is the crucial bit... still competing. In classic final-episode fashion Rob completely miss-heard the topic, but did find out before the boys went live so his hastily compiled podium goes against a list agonised over by Calum all week. With listener points finally revealed, it all results in a nail-biting race for the Series 2 title! Do leave us a review, it really makes such a difference and remember you can follow us on Twitter: @3SportsRankers, Instagram: 3sportsrankers and Facebook: Three Sports Rankers

This week Amira, Brenda, and Shireen discuss Canada’s recent victory over the USMNT (spoiler – Shireen happy, Amira sad, Brenda shrugs shoulders) [9:10]. In light of the tragic death of boxer Patrick Day, they talk about boxing and head trauma , including its effect on women athletes[21:50]. Shireen interviews Raven, a skater from Team Indigenous Rising about how the team transcends borders and unites through the sport [35:01]. Finally, who's using sport to do some awesome social work? Of course, you’ll hear the Burn Pile, [43:10] our Bad Ass Woman of the Week, starring Kenyan marathoner, mother, and now world record holder, Brigid Kosgei, [1:08:48] and what is good in our worlds. [52:37] To help support the Burn It All Down podcast, please consider becoming a patron: www.patreon.com/burnitalldown For BIAD merchandise: teespring.com/stores/burn-it-all-down For more info check our website: www.burnitalldownpod.com Find us on Twitter: twitter.com/BurnItDownPod; Facebook: www.facebook.com/BurnItAllDownPod/; and Instagram: www.instagram.com/burnitalldownpod/

In Episode 15, Wogan worries (again) that Liverpool's fine form is setting them up for a horrible fall, Bernardo Silva scores on the pitch and misses off it, the wheels are falling off Ole's bus and Allen is excited about a Leeds supporting Terminator and the timely demise of Tottenham Hotspur. After the break, we head to Japan where the Rugby World Cup has been in full swing. No tier-1 shocks yet, but the Uruguayans have taken the scalp of Fiji. A quick NFL review leads us, via Antonio Brown's return to college, to our Top 4 of Nerd Sportspeople. Enjoy!

Sportspeople (athletes, trainers, coaches, etc.) aren't susceptible to mental health problems just like everyone else. There's too much pressure and too much stereotyping (hello machismo!) that need to be changed/removed in professional sports. In this episode of The Steven Sully Study Podcast, Steven chats with Pace Journal Creative Director Shahbaz Choudhry about his personal experiences, his business, and his advocacies. Lately, he has been very passionate about bringing forward mental health awareness to the sports community. For example, in the recently-launched song he has helped produced, which was titled ‘Keep Balanced', he wants to initiate more conversations about balancing physical & mental wellbeing to fully live one's dreams. Shahbaz tells more about this today, so listen in. KEY TAKEAWAYS Shahbaz started Pace Journal as an escape or a buffer from cricket. Through Pace Journal, people can learn everything about fast bowling and hear stories from professional bowlers. Shahbaz helped produced the ‘world's fast bowling anthem' Keep Balanced, which was sang by Base Staxckz. It aims to encourage mental health awareness not just for the athletes, but for everyone. The beats are perfect to pump you up before any game. They just recently concluded the filming of its music video. Shahbaz and his team have been working hard and are very proud of their work. It will be launched soon. There isn't a specific pathway to success. Yours will differ from the others—from the successful entrepreneurs, from your mentors, from your colleagues, etc. But, if you find what's suitable for you, then success will come. BEST MOMENTS “You're going to need to find that balance where you're doing enough but also not overdoing it to the point that it's clouding your judgment.” “…What it means to me is when you get to that moment whether it's adversity in life, going through a struggle, or going through a very important scenario, you need to keep your emotions balanced.” “I had a dream; I didn't live the dream. My dream is for you guys know.” “If you're feeling down or depressed that this isn't working for you, just remember that the skills and the experience can be used elsewhere.” VALUABLE RESOURCES Pace Journal: https://pacejournal.co/ Pace Journal on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pacejournal/  Keep Balanced by Base Staxckz (song) | Spotify | Apple | Deezer The Steven Sully Study Podcast: Are You Naturally Born With it? Interview With Shahbaz Choudry | Apple | Omny ABOUT THE GUEST Shahbaz Choudhry is the Creative Director of Pace Journal, a platform of information about fast bowling. Its content comes in different forms—from podcasts to blogs to videos. He invites professional cricketers, coaches, and fitness trainers to share their stories for everyone. Shahbaz' Twitter: https://twitter.com/shahbazsaid Pace Journal: https://pacejournal.co/ ABOUT THE HOST The Steven Sulley Study is my take on success. My view is you should focus on several key areas to be a well-rounded individual. Success should not be just one thing like money, for example, it should also comprise a healthy fit lifestyle and thriving relationships. As a person who has made a success in life and also made some cock-ups, I can offer suggestions and tips on how to become successful or at least start your pursuit of success. I started from leaving school at 16 with very poor school results to pursue a career in plumbing following the directions of my parents that then lead me to a barrister's chamber and then to a sales floor. From here, I established a foothold in the sales market promoting financial products as well as being a founder of an art agency that has a Soho based art studio. In addition, I have invested into an urban fashion brand and into a wellness tech company, and my latest addition to the business portfolio is a property company that which creates HMO's in Medway, Kent. The diverse range of industries I find myself in has allowed me to create wealth that enables me to be my own boss so I can pursue my dreams. As a former boxer and avid sportsman, I find there are similarities between the running of businesses and competing. In my episodes, I will be sharing some of my experiences to explore deeper these connections and how they may bring you success." CONTACT METHOD Steven's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sulley.steven/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

All Episodes Main Website  06 Jon Enoch As an award-winning photographer, Jon Enoch has captured some of the most recognizable images of Politicians, Actors, Sportspeople and Musicians of our time. Rising to the top of a career in an industry you didn't even qualify in, takes a level of commitment and an approach less ordinary. […]

Kevin Dillon Head Coach of Lions Amateur Boxing Club Kevin Dillon is head coach of Lions Amateur Boxing Club in Dudley, West Midlands. Son of GB Olympic Boxing Coach Bob Dillon. Kevin went blind at age 3 after developing meningitis and has 3/60 vision which means what you can see 60 metres away he has to be 3 metres away. He struggled as a child and refused to have a cane, dog or special equipment as he was already being bullied which made him grow up learning how to have to defend himself, he knew he could never be a boxer because of his lack of vision so he became the next best thing a top boxing coach having trained several boxers to be national champions and represent their country. Kevin met Nick in 2006 and Nick trained Kevin in NLP (neuro-linguistic programming) for sport and human psychology, and Kevin trained Nick in boxing and he became a qualified amateur coach. Nick Davies – is a specialist in the sporting mind and has worked with GB and International Coaches and Sportspeople from the following disciplines; Boxing, Kick-Boxing, Athletics, Golf, Ice Hockey, Fencing, Irish Dancing and Rugby League. He was brought up from a young age with this unique understanding by his Father, who after completing his degree in sports science, also worked with many individuals and teams to help them achieve lots of sporting successes and passed his knowledge, skills and experience to his son. Nick has a deep understanding of the psychology of the human mind, especially in a sporting setting and can help you and your team get that mental edge that you've been looking for that will help you achieve those wins more quickly and effectively.

Sherrie Session, professional basketballer and personal branding coach teaches us how to turn yourself into a successful brand and a formidable worldwide personality. She is the founder of Forward Movement, a powerful personal development programme that empowers people (in particular girls) to become high achievers and self believers, and to grow as competent, confident people that want to make a significant contribution to the world.  In this interview with host Steven Mario Cavallo of The Business Firm, Sherrie graciously shares so much of her knowledge and passion in teaching people how to keep their inner fire burning, even in times of adversity or failure. She has helped thousands of men, women and children in America, Australia, Switzerland and other parts of the world where she runs workshops, speaks and raises people's expectations of themselves from average to greatness.  This is a must listen episode for anyone whose success depends on their personal brand (to win clients, roles, votes or publicity) - as well for people that own businesses and want to either maintain their internal energy...or boost the energy of the individuals that work within their organisation.  Sherrie Session website: http://www.4wardmvmt.com Show Notes for this episode: http://www.thebusinessfirm.com.au More videos about Personal Branding and Marketing: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCW7VTAWRMc9VJuHLCoqm1QA Learn more about Steven Mario Cavallo: http://stevencavallo.com  

This episode join Tim and Dan as we discuss the creative ways the ATO tax creatives! We also discuss the integration between Shopify and Xero, data matching with cryptocurrencies and spooning! Have a listen, subscribe, rate, review and tell a friend!

This week, Julian and Tristan discuss players-only broadcasts, where former athletes replace play-by-play broadcasters in the booth in sports. The two discuss why it may or may not work in the National Hockey League, their dream players-only broadcasts for different sports, and read off different suggestions from listeners and others from social media. Vote for The Scrum Podcast at the Canadian Podcast AwardsSports Category: https://awards.podcamptoronto.com/vote/?id=sportsPeople's Choice Category: https://awards.podcamptoronto.com/vote/?id=peoples-choiceTell us your stories! thescrumpodcast@gmail.comSupport the show! https://www.patreon.com/thescrumpodcastMERCH! https://www.teepublic.com/stores/up-for-discusssion?ref_id=2539@TheScrumPodcast @jkamckenzie @tristandamoursMusic by @NotReallyHobbes: https://soundcloud.com/not-really-hobbeswww.upfordnetwork.com

This week's episode is a roundtable discussion with two Concordia University journalism students, Wala Amara and John Ngala, about why they've gotten into sports journalism and whether they still feel it's worth pursuing in spite of layoffs of companies and the uncertainty of the media landscape.Vote for The Scrum Podcast at the Canadian Podcast AwardsSports Category: https://awards.podcamptoronto.com/vote/?id=sportsPeople's Choice Category: https://awards.podcamptoronto.com/vote/?id=peoples-choiceTell us your stories! thescrumpodcast@gmail.comSupport the show! https://www.patreon.com/thescrumpodcastMERCH! https://www.teepublic.com/stores/up-for-discusssion?ref_id=2539@TheScrumPodcast @jkamckenzie @tristandamoursMusic by @NotReallyHobbes: https://soundcloud.com/not-really-hobbeswww.upfordnetwork.com

This week's episode features Habs Eyes on the Prize Managing Editor Jared Book. Jared joins Julian and Tristan to discuss the 2019 Canadian Women's Hockey League All-Star Game and their dilemma with media in Toronto. Vote for The Scrum Podcast at the Canadian Podcast AwardsSports Category: https://awards.podcamptoronto.com/vote/?id=sportsPeople's Choice Category: https://awards.podcamptoronto.com/vote/?id=peoples-choiceTell us your stories! thescrumpodcast@gmail.comSupport the show! https://www.patreon.com/thescrumpodcastMERCH! https://www.teepublic.com/stores/up-for-discusssion?ref_id=2539@TheScrumPodcast @jkamckenzie @tristandamoursMusic by @NotReallyHobbes: https://soundcloud.com/not-really-hobbeswww.upfordnetwork.com

Tristan D'Amours makes his long awaited return to The Scrum Podcast after a well-deserved break. He and Julian discuss their recent nominations from the Canadian Podcast Awards and decide to compare sports media from 2009 to the present day in 2019. It's a trend to compare things from the last 10 years, or something. Also, Tristan gets some great news!Vote for The Scrum Podcast at the Canadian Podcast AwardsSports Category: https://awards.podcamptoronto.com/vote/?id=sportsPeople's Choice Category: https://awards.podcamptoronto.com/vote/?id=peoples-choiceTell us your stories! thescrumpodcast@gmail.comSupport the show! https://www.patreon.com/thescrumpodcastMERCH! https://www.teepublic.com/stores/up-for-discusssion?ref_id=2539@TheScrumPodcast @jkamckenzie @tristandamoursMusic by @NotReallyHobbes: https://soundcloud.com/not-really-hobbeswww.upfordnetwork.com

Let's take a look at Indian sportspeople, our rock stars, who slayed in 2018.

Hear the latest from the football World Cup in Russia, plus conversations with rising mixed martial arts fighter Israel Adesanya, Black Sticks hockey captain Stacey Michelsen and Southern Steel netballer Wendy Frew.

Hear the latest from the football World Cup in Russia, plus conversations with rising mixed martial arts fighter Israel Adesanya, Black Sticks hockey captain Stacey Michelsen and Southern Steel netballer Wendy Frew.

A full-length feature show, with Andy Winter, Denise Holland and contributions from special guests Barbara Jorden, and Declan Stout. A conversation which demystifies the so-called, 'Performance Zone' state that a performer experiences when there appears to be no separation between themselves and anything or anyone else, a pure connection to the energy and intelligence behind all nature (life). Psychological freedom, it turns out, is simpler than you think and is not something you attain through experience or knowledge. Sportspeople cannot look to the intellect and concepts to understand that which is formless, and some might say, Divine, it doesn't make sense?  To get the best out of this show, Denise invites you to listen beyond the words, like you would a piece of music, soak up what the speakers are pointing to, leave your personal beliefs to the side just for an hour and see what you hear?  This understanding offers another dimension to sports coaching, which has an incredible impact on people's lives and results.

AJ and Andrew discuss all the big issues in there sporting world, including: * Should the Commonwealth Games restrict the number of competitors form each country? * Should the Australian media focus on winning a silver medal instead of losing a gold medal? * Should Israel Folau get in hot water for his comments on his personal beliefs? * and much more --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/asportingdiscussion/message

Sponsored by Masita.com.au - which is quite simply the best sports teamwear in Australia! Kit out your soccer club in Masita - you know it makes sense. It's officially the Greatest Sports Radio Show on the Planet and it's now broadcast on www.BlackSheepRadio.online . The greatest journey through sports has taken Beefy and Rob to some far flung places and crossed paths with some incredible people. With these experiences behind them, from the Ashes comes the 365 Days of Sport show. Regular segments include great sporting benders and now "So you want to be a World Champion". The boys are taking the show Internationally!!! Media Greatness awaits. This week Beefy & Rob compare the original rules of golf with the 2019 upgrade version, Rob updates us on his Beer Mile training (& his spewing exertions) AND the quest for Sophie Monk, as Russell Crowe prepares to sell everything in his divorce auction, Beefy brings you the world's most superstitious sports people and the World Chariot Racing Championship from Utah is previewed. Rob is sponsored by Brooks for this incredible Beer Mile event..... Remember to buy your team's sportswear from www.Masita.com.au and your running gear from Brooks. Also check our Facebook page - www.facebook.com/365daysofsportradio

“I think 90 percent of players will invest in property at some point during their playing days.” David’s guest on this episode of Property Insiders is ex-AFL footballer, builder, and Performance Property Advisory consultant, Greg Stafford. They settle down to talk about the work they do advising young sportspeople about maximising their potentially high, yet short-lived, earnings with the right investments. One of the things that makes sportspeople so unique is their higher salaries as compared to their contemporaries. But due to their youth, the speed with which they amass wealth, and the tendency to spend frivolously, it is important that young sportspeople get the right advice about where to invest their money so it works for them over the long term. Currently, AFL sporting clubs don’t offer this advice themselves, but they are actively encouraging players and provide referrals to trusted advisers. One of these advisers, is Greg Stafford. Greg often advises players to put their money in property as this has historically shown to be a positive investment. However, he does caution that research is needed, as many have got it wrong in the past, especially with buying off-plan options. Greg also tells David about some of the top things players can do to protect themselves. However, this advice could be applied to all potential investors. About your host, David McMillan During his 16 years in the property industry David has worked as a property valuer and property adviser to private clients, financial planners, accountants, finance brokers, major banks and governments. He has been involved in more than $500M worth of transactions across Victoria, New South Wales, South Australia & Queensland. Since 2009, David has been specifically focused on helping medical professionals, expats, business owners and busy executives build effective property portfolios. David is a fully licensed real estate agent in Victoria, South Australia and Queensland (CEA), Certified Practicing property Valuer (CPV), Qualified Property Investment Advisor (QPIA) and most importantly is an active property investor. David joined the Australian Property Institute in 2001 and is now an Associate (AAPI) and in 2009 became a member of the Real Estate Institute. David currently sits on the board of Property Investment Professionals of Australia (PIPA) to promote ethics in the property investment industry. About David’s guest, Greg Stafford Greg spent 14yrs as a professional sportsman and his involvement in the competitive sports industry like the AFL has taught him many things. Not least of which is reward for hard work, the importance of strong leadership, honesty, a social conscience and a commitment to achieving results. From that grounding he successfully ran his own building company, which to this day can assist clients with pre purchase analysis of renovation/refurbishment scope and feasibility as well as development projects. Greg is passionate about providing clients with the right ‘research based‘ advice, particularly young athletes; while devoting their life to the sport they seek excellence, they need their investments to work as hard as they do. With an understanding of the precarious nature of professional sport and considering the career ‘life span’ of most athletes is relatively short, he is determined to guide their property investments in the right direction. It's also his love for mentoring and supporting AFL talent that has seen him perform as Ruck Coach at the Melbourne Football Club for 4 years.   ‘Property Insiders’ is one of three segments you will hear on the Performance Property Data podcast. Released fortnightly, they are conversations between David McMillan (Director Acquisitions - Performance Property Advisory) and industry leaders offering knowledge and expertise.  ‘The Property Pineapple’ is also released fortnightly and is hosted by Sharon Taylor (Research Analyst - Performance Property Advisory). The show presents listeners with stories from real investors, discussing their wins, and admitting their losses. And ‘Performance Insights’ are released every Wednesday and Friday, giving you technical information and the lowdown on key property markets around Australia. These episodes are also available as short videos at our youtube channel. For more information about how Performance Property Data can help you maximise your investment dollar, head to www.performancedata.com.au

Ryan “Chinglish” Dingle, Esports gamer from Sydney, giving us a crash course in Esports and how the industry is growing rapidly with billions of dollars being invested each year.He is very interesting to listen to, even to the uninitiated!

Ryan “Chinglish” Dingle, Esports gamer from Sydney, giving us a crash course in Esports and how the industry is growing rapidly with billions of dollars being invested each year.He is very interesting to listen to, even to the uninitiated!

What are people looking for when they ask high-performance coaches to help them improve their consistency of performance?  Sportspeople spend hours striving for excellence in their performances. You live in a physical, practical and commercial world of sport, where being on your game can impact your income, profile, selection, rankings and contracts, so why not 'want' your best performances out there every single time? Jamie Smart takes a closer look at your personal preferences for a certain range of consistency and makes a valuable point about the weight and value you may have on it, in terms of your mental health and wellbeing. 

13 - For lucky number 13 we thought we'd take a look at some of the research into superstitions and how these manifest in various areas of our lives. We talk about how having someone tell you something is lucky increases your performance, discuss superstitious behaviours of top European sportspersons, ponder superstitious and paranormal beliefs, marvel at the differences in superstitions of gamblers in South Korean casinos, and see how superstitions affect the Russian real estate market. We finish up with a rather relaxed discussion (thanks Artemis Gin http://www.artemisgin.com.au) on the effects of alcohol references in music on drinking behaviour and argue about whether men or women assemble Ikea furniture better. Amy's articles: Superstition and performance: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/20511389Paranormal beliefs: http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1053810016304548Real estate: http://journal.sjdm.org/15/151009/jdm151009.htmlAlcohol & lyrics: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21999498 Hunter's articles:Sportspeople: http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/j.0021-9029.2006.00116.x/abstractGamblers: http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/14459795.2016.1182569Sex differences in assembly of Ikea furniture: http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/acp.3182/full   

In Episode #38 Tony Coach Curl is quoted as saying "It's never to late to re-purpose your life." And didn't it get some press. Social Media, feedback from CoachCurl.com, listeners weren't shy in letting Tony know how impactful this was. It resonated well  and posed some further questions on some steps to achieve,Coach Curl delivers in this simply unplugged and devoid of marketing, Coach shares his thoughts on how to achieve adding value in areas like:Forced Re-purposeChange the MundanePoking your head up after a ten year rutsWhat do elite sportspeople do when they retire from their chosen sports.What can you learn from this?Thanks to our supporters and subscribers, We appreciate you all. We love reviews and those that share our work. Enjoy our quick unplugged episode and see you next week.Coach Curl

For the first week of the show we're joined by special guest Jordan Franken and we'll recap round 23 of the AFL, round 25 of the NRL and the Sri Lanka v Australia ODI series.We've also got Jordan's "It makes no Frankensense' rant and an in-depth discussion on the treatment of retiring sportspeople.Spotlight On Sports is a production from Kristopher Hinz, Jeff Dickinson-Fox and Andrew Paloczi who are all Bachelor of Sport Journalism students at La Trobe University, Melbourne.

I am so excited because the Olympic Games are starting - yippee! We are all able to learn a huge amount from how the sportspeople prepare for such an event. This is a once in a lifetime opportunity for them to make a mark - or as a standard BBC commentator would say "Make History".  Of course it isn't just sportspeople who prepare in this way: speakers, musicians, singers, dancers and actors also prepare for a performance, but let's see what we can learn! Enjoy!

Episode 27 features Robert McMurtrie, the founder and Director of Sportspeople.com.au. Robert and I discuss everything from how Sportspeople was established and their current role through to work life balance and how future administrators should approach job applications. This is one of my favourite episodes yet and a must for all sport administrators! w. www.sportspeople.com.au 

Leadership and debtors’ management are two of the biggest challenges facing business managers; whilst benchmarking is a crucial management tool to enable a business to compare its performance with its peers. In this edition, we review some of the key aspects of each of these management tools. LeadershipOne of the biggest challenges for business management is the development of appropriate leadership strategies for a business. Various studies have indicated that the most important element in improving productivity is leadership. Well-led organisations are 12% more productive and up to 3 times more profitable. Higher performance is created through quality and inclusiveness of leadership, as well as innovation. Leaders have the greatest impact on productivity and profitability at all levels. Participation and involvement in key decision-making processes makes employees feel valued. In March 2010, the late Don Argus, former chairman of BHP Biliton and CEO and the National Australia Bank (NAB), said: “The successful leaders of today must understand their power rests with the people for whom she/he is responsible. To tap that power, the leaders must abandon the old baggage of dominance, control and self-centredness.” In 2015, there is no doubt that leaders need to be decisive and firm and they must also develop the people skills that enable them to create the environment, irrespective of management level, in which their team members work willingly together to support the mission and achieve common goals. The best outcomes and long-term successes come from leaders working with and through others. Old ideas of achievements simply through command and control by a dominant hierarchy have lost their effectiveness and relevance. The challenge for leaders is to review your own leadership, the strengths and abilities of your managers and encourage all of your team to participate in leadership development activities. A complimentary copy of an article, “Introduction to Leadership”, is available. Click here to obtain your copy. Debtors’ ManagementDebtors’ management is one of the biggest challenges facing small/medium enterprise business managers. Businesses need to implement a debtors’ management strategy to reduce their business’ investment in debtors, by reducing debtors’ days outstanding. An effective debtors’ management system needs to start at the very beginning. • Have you got a credit application form?• Is the completed credit application form checked?• Are referees contacted?• If credit is granted to a new customer, do you send a “Welcome to New Customer” letter, advising the new customer of the terms of trade to which you have agreed?• Are you conscious of completing a Terms of Trade Agreement and a Retention of Title Agreement so that registration can be made on the Personal Property Securities Register (PPSR), to protect your business relative to receiving payment and averting preferential payment claims from liquidators?• Are tax invoices prepared and promptly sent to your customers?• If you’re sending debtors’ statements, are they promptly sent at the end of the month?• Is the debtors’ days analysis prepared for analysis within 48 hours of the end of the month?• Do the management team review the debtors’ days outstanding calculation and determine strategies for the recovery of debt?• Are you utilising an online debt management system to assist in the management of your debtors? Businesses can tie up an enormous amount of money in the debtors’ ledger. An effective debtors’ management system can significantly enhance the business’ cashflow position. If a business with credit sales of $2M per annum enacted a debtors’ management system, which contributed to reducing the debtors’ days outstanding by 10 days, this would improve the business’ cashflow position by $54,794. A complimentary copy of an article, “Debtors’ Overview”, is available. Click here to obtain your copy. BenchmarkingBenchmarking is the comparison of a business’ operating KPIs and other financial ratios with best practice in similar businesses. Benchmarking enables business operator to conduct a peer-to-peer review. It’s very difficult and lonely in small business. It’s very hard to find authentic data against which a business can compare its performance to others operating in the same business. This information is generally not known or released, which makes it very difficult for small/medium enterprise operators to know where they stand, relative to revenue generated per employee, gross profit percentages, labour to turnover percentages, net profit percentage to turnover and other performance data as compared to the overall industry performance figures. Benchmarking is undertaken by all types of persons, not just business people. Sportspeople have been doing it for years. Cricketers, for example, are great record keepers and they compare bowling averages, batting averages, number of catches taken, etc. Some cricketers use baseballers to teach the players how to throw and how to speed up their ground fielding. Other sportspeople set and monitor actual performance against personal bests for national or world records. They change parts of their technique. They understand the importance of diet. They use the most efficient equipment possible. They visualise future performance. Then they measure progress towards their target. All these steps involve improving one aspect of their performance or technique, in an effort to improve their overall performance. Manufacturers buy a competitor’s product and then pull it apart, looking for ways of improving their own product. The information you could glean from undertaking a benchmark comparison report, at least on an annual basis, will significantly assist a business’ overall performance. A complimentary copy of an article, “Benchmarking”, is available. Click here to obtain your copy. Articles on Small BusinessWe invite you to visit www.esssmallbusiness.com.au, to view a range of articles, papers and templates to assist you in your small/medium enterprise journey, including a complimentary copy of the following articles:• Introduction to Leadership• Debtors’ Overview• Benchmarking Click here to obtain these free articles. 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Sportspeople, musicians and artists come together with policy makers to fight an the drug trade in Central Asia. The key civil society members and public figures came from all over the Central Asian region to discuss the best way to fight the illicit drug trade at a recent United Nations-backed forum in Kabul. Also available in high definition