We need to help athletes learn who they are and bring their true self out. Most athletes never decide who or what they want to be. Their destiny is created, manufactured and handed to them by the people around them.

As an athlete should you play with a chip on your shoulder?
Is this rooted in our desire to be great or our insecurities and fears?

Great leaders want questions.
Are you as a leader, or are your leaders, asking great questions?

How do we help athletes love the process in a way that is actually sustainable and productive, driving their love for the game deeper? This is what we explore in this video.

We need to switch how we teach athletes how to walk through the adversity they are facing. I believe we’ve been teaching young athletes to handle adversity in a manner that pushes them further into a place of solitude and seclusion.