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Mental Performance Coach Dr. Tim Laskis returns to Pit Pass Moto to discuss how being mentally strong is vital in the success of riders competing. He also talks about the ideal age to start working with a mental performance coach, and why he's teaching others to be a coach so more athletes can get the help they need.  You can contact Tim at tim@coachwherever.com and learn more at coachwherever.com MotoAmerica is the OFFICIAL Sponsor of Pit Pass Moto! MotoAmerica, home of AMA Superbike and North America's premier motorcycle road racing series, is coming to Atlanta. Come see 190 MPH+ Superbikes as they take on Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta April 22nd – 24th. Tickets are now available at motoamerica.com along with VIP, camping and Harley-Davidson packages. 7 classes of road racing including the ever popular King of the Baggers and Roland Sands Super Hooligans. Enjoy 3 days of practice, qualifying and racing as well as stunt shows, carnival games and a motorcycle show. Fun for the whole family and kids under 12 are free. Visit motoamerica.com to purchase tickets and reserve your camping spot. Get your PPM swag at our NEW Pit Pass Moto online store! Pit Pass Moto is a production of Evergreen Podcasts. A special thank you to Tommy Boy Halverson, Producer Leah Longbrake and Audio Engineer Eric Koltnow. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Licensed psychologist Tim Laskis, PhD discusses how his work at ClubMx as a Mental Performance Coach has helped riders to improve their overall results. He shares what he refers to as the “4-Legged Stool”, and how it impacts a rider's performance, as well as how parents can have a positive or negative influence on their health.  You can contact Tim at tim@coachwherever.com and learn more at coachwherever.com Pit Pass Moto Trivia Question: Only two riders have won motorcycle grand prix world titles without winning a single race in their championship season. Who is the most recent rider to do this? Check out the answer after our interview with Tim Laskis!  Pit Pass Moto is a production of Evergreen Podcasts. A special thank you to Tommy Boy Halverson, Chris Bishop, Producer Leah Longbrake and Audio Engineer Eric Koltnow. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dr. Tim Laskis is a mental coach at ClubMx and has worked with many riders. Sean Brennen is with Feld Entertainment and gearing up for 2020

Many students assume that their life coach certification program offers everything they need to pursue their dream of starting a successful life coaching business. However, they later find out that only a portion of the information needed is provided. Yes, they may learn a few tools such as active listening and questioning techniques, but they are never provided with evaluation forms, intake forms or confidentiality forms. I hear from students in other programs who want to know what forms to use. And, my first thought is why did their program fail to provide this to them. Here's my list of the top 5 mistakes that prospective life coach students make. Mistake #5: Students never ask to see a syllabus before starting their program. This is key so they know every detail they will learn in their program. Mistake #4: Students accept that their program does not teach marketing skills. This also is puzzling. Coaches need to have the knowledge of starting, operating and marketing their business. Otherwise, it is wasted money. And, telling students to create business cards and hand out to people in line at the grocery store is NOT marketing. Students should be well equipped with how to set up a website, Facebook ad campaign, funnel and Google adwords campaigns. This is the key to a successful business. Mistake #3: Students never ask about the credentials of their instructor. Having an instructor who has only been a life coach for two years and has never taught previously, could be a sign to stay away. However, if the instructor has an advanced degree in psychology or counseling and has been a life coach for 16 years and has taught graduate level courses for 13 years, this is a smarter choice. This is because they have been in the trenches and know what life is life as a life coach and instructor. This results in a richer experience when learning. Mistake #2: Students choose a program that does not offer support post certification. Having the support of a program after obtaining your certification is key in ensuring you will be successful. Students often feel overwhelmed with the amount of information learned and have anaysis paralysis. Having assistance along the way gives you the best chance you will make the right decisions in setting up and operating your life coaching business. The alternative is that students go into Facebook life coach groups and ask for help. This is similar to the blind leading the blind. Mistake #1: The number one mistake students make when selecting a program is to choose it solely on cost. They figure that they can save x number of dollars by going to a different school over another. However, what they actually did was waste a bunch of money because they never received the training they needed to be successful. So, paying extra to ensure you receive everything you need is a wise decision. Tim Laskis, Ph.D.

Tim Laskis. Ph.D. Clinical Psychology -Life coach since 2003 -Mental Performance Coach with high profile professional athletes since 2014 -Author: Finding Your Costa Rica: Five Powerful Steps to Personal, Professional and Financial Success. -Founder, Coach Wherever: Life Coach School -University Instructor for over 10 years -Podcast Host: 2 shows: The Tim Laskis Show and Coach Wherever: Life Coach School Podcast. Show Notes As an entrepreneur, stress is inevitable, in fact, as a living, breathing person, there is no getting away from this feeling of emotional or physical tension. What goes on in our thought process about the events going on in our lives will determine how we feel about them. As entrepreneurs, we can get wiped out easily as the only speed we know is go. Dr. Tim Laskis was the perfect guest to break down this whole matter of stress for us. Tim shared insight about what causes stress as well as how to effectively manage it. When our brains are over-stimulated for extended periods we become stressed. Stress is never eliminated but rather managed. The key is to find a way to manage it before it gets to record high. There will always be things coming up that we never had to deal with before. One simple thing to help you relax is by adjusting your breathing. Tim went in details about how to effectively breathe for relaxation. Regulating your breathing works for everyone, Tim says.   TOP TIP: No matter how bad it gets, you can always turn it around. You do not have to burn out yourself so much that you hit burn out. ---- Connect with Dr. Tim Laskis Website Twitter LinkedIn Visit our Sponsor: Jamaica Stock Exchange Email: Heneka Watkis-Porter

In this amazing age of technology, it’s becoming increasingly easier to work from anywhere in the world. Wouldn’t it be nice to work from the location of your dreams? You could even be a nomad with the right technology and business. Dreaming about being happy, wealthy or living in paradise can get old. Dr. Tim […]

Tim Laskis is featured on the Story Therapy Show! Tim, Ph.D is a certified coach who now runs Coach Wherever, helping other coaches reach their potential, increase their confidence to change lives, and encourage freedom and flexibility to work from wherever you want. In this episode we get into his backstory and what motivated him to launch his online coaching brand and break the norm of what most traditional coaches are doing in order to serve even more people. Feed your ears and mind with this goodness.

Tim Laskis Tim Laskis says on his website: "My name is Dr. Tim Laskis, Founder of Coach Wherever, and I am here to help you achieve success personally and professionally.  My training includes a doctorate in clinical psychology (Ph.D) and I have worked with hundreds of clients in a variety of settings. I specialize in individual and group coaching sessions. My experience as a Life Coach dates back to 2003 helping clients create the outcomes they desire. In addition, I have successfully worked with small business owners and high profile professional athletes. The way that I help is to provide you with a blueprint in understanding how your mind works with actionable strategies. With this information you will be able to immediately apply it to many of the issues that you are struggling wtih. Are you ready to go from “just” living to having an “amazing” life? I love helping clients transform themselves. There is no better feeling that witnessing others succeed. Whether it is our Success Sessions coaching groups or our Certification Program, I am here to help guide you every step of the way." Tim Laskis - Vroom Veer Stories In High School Tim didn't care about anything other than motocross racing; he travelled around the south eastern states racing motorcycles with his dadThen his dad said, hey you should probably go to college eh? Tim has all like; did you ever see my grades? School is not really my thing!!?!Tim went to community college and really struggled until he took and psychology intro course; he was fascinated by the topic; but didn't know how to pass testsHe asks the professor how to get good grades; and to her credit she took the time and effort to teach Tim HOW TO STUDY; on the next exam he got the best gradeThis took him all the way through undergrad school, graduate school and finally and Ph.D program in clinic psychologyThen he arrived; he had it all; a great job for the state of California; the house; the car the "job for life!" until he went to Costa RicaMet his future wife in Costa Rica and walked away from that "dream job" for the women and life of his real dreams Tim Laskis Connections Website - Coach Wherever

Welcome to episode 14 with our special guest:   Dr Tim Laskis, Ph.D – Sports Psychologist   Who is Dr Laskis? Timothy A. Laskis, Ph.D. Tim holds a masters and doctoral degree in clinical psychology from The California School of Professional Psychology. He also graduated with honors from Rutgers University with a bachelors in psychology.   In addition to his work as a clinical psychologist, podcast host (The Tim Laskis Show), professor and author, he works as a Motocross Mental Performance Coach at ClubMx. Since 2014 he has worked with amateur and top pro riders on factory teams in the 250 and 450 classes. He offers individual and group mental performance coaching sessions.   Tim developed a NEW online Motocross Mental Performance Coach Certificate Course. This is designed for riding coaches, fitness trainers and parents of riders who want to develop a new arsenal of skills to help their riders reach their goals. Take his Free Intro course today! Go to https://coachwherever.com/landing/.   This show you’ll learn: Overcoming fear How to work with your partner Importance of mental preparation before a race   What to connect with Annabel to find out more about body mechanics? ▶ email: tim@timlaskis.com ▶ Linkedin: http://www.linkedin.com/Timlaskis,phd ▶ Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/timlaskis and www.facebook.com/CoachWherever ▶ Website: Coachwherever.com     Reviews: Have some feedback on the show? I would love to hear it! Please leave a review on itunes or stitcher and I will read them out on next week’s show, good or bad! Every review will go in the draw to win a monthly prize.   Recommend a guest: Is there someone you would love to hear from? Is their story inspiring to you? If so, please let us know who and we can try and get them onboard! Email win@motiv8training.com.au   Thank you again for taking the time to listen to the podcast!

On this episode of Whiskey Throttle Radio we have Tyler Enticknap on to talk about his return to racing at Washougal, his injury recovery from supercross and his plans to race the last three nationals. After that Tim Laskis joins the show, Tim is the Motocross Mental Performance Coach for the ClubMX training facility in South Carolina. We pick his brain a bit to find out more about the mental side of motocross. Jeff Crutcher comes on after to talk about traveling the country to do some nationals on his KTM 250 SX and some other stuff he has going on. Billy Sharff and Michael Cominsky come on to talk Washougal as well. 

Join Divya Parekh and Tim Laskis as they talk how life can be turned around. Tim shares how he almost failed out of high school. He was voted least likely to succeed and was never expected to do much with his life. However, he found a way to excel in academia and earned his Ph.D. in clinical psychology with an emphasis in organizational behavior. Listen as Tim and Divya digs deep to share the nuggets of life and entrepreneurial wisdom.This show is broadcast live on Mondays 8PM ET on W4WN Radio – The Women 4 Women Network (www.w4wn.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (http://www.talk4radio.com/) on the Talk 4 Media Network (http://www.talk4media.com/).

Tim Laskis has his Ph.D. in clinical psychology with an emphasis in organizational behavior. He also has worked as an organizational consultant, executive coach, professor and mental skills coach with some of the world’s fastest professional motocross athletes. Tim also has an active blog, YouTube Channel, and hosts a popular podcast. His book, Finding Your Costa Rica, encourages people to find their success.In this episode we talk about his journey overcoming major obstacles and discovering his passion. We discuss a wide range of topics including education, taking risks, the important things in life, his book and podcast, and so much more. This episode is filled with practical steps and encouraging stories to help you pursue your dreams.No one understands the psychology of human behavior and success strategies better than Tim, especially as it applies to business and sports. He grew up in a family of entrepreneurs, he has the academic training, experience consulting with business owners and professional athletes and he successfully started and sold a business. However, Tim also knows failure very well.Tim almost failed out of high school and graduated at the back of his class with grades of C’s, D’s and F’s. Also, he failed at almost every sport while growing up. He simply did not fit in anywhere. He even went to work with his father who owned an automotive air conditioning company and was quickly demoted to sweeping floors.Tim experienced ongoing failure while growing up. He simply felt insecure in every way. He was not gifted in any area. However, he turned everything around and earned a Ph.D. in clinical psychology with an emphasis in organizational behavior. He has successfully worked in the mental health field for approximately 24 years and has helped hundreds of clients. He also has worked as an organizational consultant, executive coach, professor and mental skills coach with some of the world’s fastest professional motocross athletes.Tim has learned to step out of the box and take calculated risks. In January 2006 he quit his secure job and sold everything to move to Costa Rica where he married his true love, bought and sold land for a profit and wrote a book, Finding Your Costa Rica. As an experiment, Tim started a commercial building service company an hour and a half away from his home. His childhood friend, Todd Coleman, owns a successful commercial building service company and provided Tim with his blue print. Tim had worked with business owners for years, however, he had never run a company with employees and felt it was important to gain this experience. After five years of building his company as a side project, with six employees, he sold the business once he reached 100k in sales.Stepping into social media is a new challenge for Tim. He initially dabbled in social media when it first became popular, but quickly took an unplugged position. However, Tim realized that the power of social media cannot be ignored. Join Tim on his new journey as he helps aspiring entrepreneurs achieve their goals and dreams with his new podcast, YouTube show and webinars.Website: http://www.timlaskis.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/timlaskisphd/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgYjGrGYbE1ZnSVkMgwp6bwInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/timlaskis/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tim-laskis-ph-d-2a37b4122/

Tim Laskis is trained as a clinical psychologist and holds a PhD. Although successful as a psychology student, Tim pushed through many challenges and failures in his life, including almost flunking out of high school. He failed at almost every sport and was even demoted to sweeping floors inhis Dad’s family business. In spite of this track record, Tim pushed forward and became a successful business owner and entrepreneur, even moving to the point where he became a mental skills coach. Tim knows exactly how to manage his emotions and use mindfulness to be a high achiever while still being content in his life. Contact Info Website: www.TimLaskis.com Email: tim@timelaskis.com Podcast: The Tim Laskis Show Social Media - FB, Instagram, LinkedIn: TimLaskis Most Influential Person My dad. Effect on Emotions It's helped me to keep things in check. It's helped me to regulate my thoughts and my emotions because I'm a practitioner of cognitive behavioral therapy which is; your thoughts really control your emotions and your emotions control your behavior. Being able to utilize deep breathing and being able to relax yourself to help you analyze situations more clearly. When you see them more clearly you have less intense emotion and your reaction and behavior then is much better. When people aren't very mindful they have these negative thoughts that impact others, that impact how they feel and then their behaviors negatively impact others and themselves. Thoughts on Breathing Belly breathing is the go-to tool. It's where you take in that deep breath through your nose. You fill that lower diaphragm, you hold it, you exhale, you do that a couple of times, it helps to restart and erase everything that's going on and put you in a neutral state. [show-notes-breathing] Suggested Resources Book: None App: Schedule Once Bullying Story In high school I wasn't in the cool group. There were times that I might have been targeted. Kids might say something, but for the most part I got along with everyone. There were probably one or two people that I didn't. When bullies go after someone and they target their victim, a lot of times it's about the bully, it's not about the victim. The victims will often look at themselves and go, what's wrong with me. What's so bad about me that they pick on me? And they will often internalize it. In working with adolesents who have been bullied, to a really high level, they turn that anger inward. Many times they will get into cutting themselves and self-harm and these really deep down negative thoughts about themselves. That's the real danger with bullies is that mental impact that they make. Maybe they give you a wedgie or they put you in a head-lock or punch you or something. That kind of stuff, the bruises go away, but the mental scarring of that is what is the real dangerous part with bullies. It's to help victims understand that it's not about you as the victim, it's about them. And don't internalize that negativity about yourself. That's what often happens with victims.