How to Cultivate Your Winning Mindset for Work & Life
The road to success is a long one. Successful people continually understand that the starting point to any victory is in their mind. I’m not…
Leadership
Legacies are created when leaders create more leaders. Learn ways to build a lasting legacy for yourself and your family as a leader.
S3E55: Cody Royle, Thinking Outside the Box
Discovering your own competitive advantage is at the heart of this week’s conversation with author and podcaster Cody Royle. His book, Where Others Won’t: Taking…
S3E49: Jamy Bechler, How to Maximize Your Potential
Lifting up the people around you will benefit you and your entire team in the long run. That’s just one of the messages from this…
A Competitor Embraces Personal Responsibility
“It’s not my job, let someone else do it.” Nothing irritates me more than seeing abandoned shopping carts littered across a parking lot. I counted…
S3E20: Ryan Michler, Build a System for Success
You don’t have to be the most athletic, the wealthiest, the smartest, or the most talented to be very successful in what you want to…
Why You Have to Be the One Who Sets the Example
“Oh __________!” I heard my friend’s toddler drop the same curse word I’d just casually mentioned a few minutes prior to him. “It’s like she’s…
What We Can Learn from a Super Bowl MVP
“Special teams is what allowed me to play in this league. So I take that with a lot of pride to play on that unit.”…
S3E2: James Leath, Unleash the Athlete
You have to put the work in ahead of time, so you’ll be ready when opportunity arises. That’s some key advice from this week’s guest,…
Tell Your Kids About Jalen Hurts
Tell them about the player who went from star of the nation’s best team to forgotten in a span of two quarters. And what he did next.
Episode 70: Cat Osterman, Being a Hall of Famer On & Off the Field
An Olympic silver medal is a win, but for a hardcore team competitor, it can feel like—and be—a loss if it meant missing out on gold by just a hair. Cat Osterman, who is a Hall of Fame pitcher and one of the top 5 softball players of all time, has seen the Olympics from both sides. She walked away from two Olympic games with both a silver and a gold medal to show. Now she’s a college level coach. This week, Osterman talks about coming down from the highest high and coming up from the lowest low.