NCAA Football National Champion, Coach Mack Brown
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In this episode, I talk with Hall of Fame College Football Coach Mack Brown about the modern sports landscape and how we can best serve todays athletes. After honing his coaching skills at Southern Mississippi, Memphis State, Iowa State & LSU, Brown earned his first head coaching position at Appalachian St. in 1983. Soon, Barry Switzer took notice and hired Mack to run the offense at OU. Brown’s high-powered passing attack helped propel the Sooners to a Big Eight Title & a birth in the Orange Bowl. After a successful stop as head coach of Tulane...
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Leadership Lessons from the 12th SMA Jack Tilley
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This episode features the 12th Sergeant Major of the US Army, Jack Tilley, discussing a lifetime of leadership lessons learned based on his book Soldier for Life. A career soldier Sergeant Major Tilley held many leadership positions within the department of the army and the unified command environments. As Sergeant Major of the Army he served as the Army Chiefs of Staff's advisor on all enlisted-related matters, particularly in areas affecting soldier training and quality of life. He devoted most of his time to travelling throughout the army observing training and talking to soldiers and their...
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Christine Dorfler, NFL CFO- Leadership Strategies from Sports in Professional and Family Life
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Harrison and Christine Dorfler, CFO of the NFL, discuss the formative role of sports in shaping their leadership skills, with Christine emphasizing the importance of humility, confidence, and adaptability. They also explore the importance of leadership skills in the business world, the power of actions over words, and the significance of vulnerability, humility, and confidence in leadership roles. Lastly, they discuss the importance of building and managing a strong team, the impact of their actions and attitudes on others, and the challenges of balancing family life and work.
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Florent Groberg- Medal of Honor Leadership Lessons
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In this episode Florent “Flo” Groberg reflects on leadership lessons learned as a young athlete from his early coaches which ultimately shaped his heroic military career that resulted in receiving the Medal of Honor, the United States' highest award for military valor in action Flo deployed several times to Afghanistan, and his actions on August 8th, 2012 earned him the famous Medal of Honor. As a result of his actions, Groberg sustained the loss of 45 to 50 percent of his left calf muscle with significant nerve damage, a blown eardrum, and a mild traumatic brain injury. He spent 3 years...
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Dr. Ben Freakley - Power of Thoughts
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In this episode, we discuss the concept of thoughts and the power we choose to give them. And sometimes we make them VERY powerful. Dr. Ben Freakly shares his perspective on the subject from his extensive experience and knowledge base. Dr. Ben Freakley is the CEO and founder of Ready|Set|Resilient, a coaching business that uses best practices in sport, performance, and counseling psychology to help individuals and teams achieve the greatness that exists inside all of us. Ben brings over 20 years of experience coaching high performers and teams in sports, tactical, and business...
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Kristin Noto Live E.P.I.C
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Kristin Noto, the author of the book Live E.P.I.C Excellence Personified In Character, discusses her secrets to happiness and fulfillment through 7 virtues. This discussion explores and challenges these virtues to help discover peace and happiness within ourselves and those we coach.
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Shawn Springs NFL to Data and Technology CEO
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Shawn Springs A former NFL All-Pro and the Founder & CEO of Windpact, a materials data and technology company. Shawn played at Ohio State earning Big 10 Defensive Player of the Year, All-American honors, and follow his father’s legacy, Ron Springs, into the NFL. Springs was drafted by the Seattle Seahawks 3rd overall in the 1997 NFL draft. No cornerback has ever been drafted higher. He played in the NFL for 13 seasons with the Seahawks, Redskins and Patriots before retiring and building Windpact.
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Patricia Collins- Perspective and Perception
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Patty Collins served in the U.S. Army as a Communications Officer for 24 yrs. In 2006, after returning from Iraq, she was struck by a car while bicycling to work. leaving her as a below knee amputee. Upon rehab, she continued to serve, including a deployment to Afghanistan and commanding a Signal Battalion. Post amputation she returned to full military fitness, and became an avid mountain biker and triathlete. She eventually earned a spot on the 2016 U.S.Paralympic team in Paratriathlon.
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Killer Chick & Soup- Campbell Family Coaching
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We discuss everyday coaching with Ret. Air Force Veterans, Scott (Soup) and Kim (Killer Chick) Campbell who have been married for 25 yrs since graduating USAFA. Col (Ret.) Scott Campbell is a 25 yr fighter pilot who's combat accolades are: Distinguished Flying Cross 3x and Bronze Star 2x. Kim, is a Ret. Air Force Col. who served over 24 yrs as a fighter pilot. In 2003, Kim was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross for Heroism after successfully recovering her A-10 Warthog from a missile strike in Baghdad
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Marnie Schneider- Gameday in the USA
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Marnie is the grand daughter of Leonard Tose, former owner of the Philadelphia Eagles who also founded the Ronald McDonald House. Marnie’s mom, Susan Tose, was the first female GM of an NFL team. Marnie Schneider is a CEO, inspirational speaker, author, and philanthropist. She published Gameday in the USA, a book series of 8 books that focus on a city and its professional football team. It follows a young girl Freddie and her dog Fumble, and the rich history and culture of each city they visit.
info_outlineIn this Episode we discuss Human Development and Organizational Success with LTC Chevy Cook of the US Army. Chevy co-founded the nonprofit organization Military Mentors and recently earned a PhD in Human Development from Tufts University. He also holds Master’s Degrees in Leadership Development From UTEP and Organizational Psychology from Columbia University. A long serving member of the special operations community, he has served in the historic 82nd Airborne Division and became a Tactical Officer and a Department of Behavioral Sciences and Leadership instructor at the United States Military Academy (USMA). He is also a member of the American Psychological Association, the Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs, TeamRWB, and the Council on Foreign Relations. Chevy is a proud husband and a father of two girls.