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Episode 90 Timelines:

00:00 Welcome Back and Reflections on Podcation

01:08 Family Vacation Highlights

06:22 Lessons from Family and Friends

07:45 Critique of College Education

14:40 The Value of Experience vs. Degrees

23:11 The Role of AI in Education

30:32 The State of Baseball and Coaching

40:11 Reflections on Clayton Kershaw's Career

56:44 Concerns About the Braves' Performance

In this week's episode of The TCP, we dive into what it really means to live by a standard - on the field, at home, and everywhere in between.

This episode explores how pressure reveals who you are, why consistency beats chaos, and why the quiet work matters most.

This week on The TCP with Coach Hyman:
I’m breaking down the surprising ways my years in pharmaceutical sales shaped how I coach today. Not the metrics. Not the scripts. The real stuff—how to build trust, how to read people, and how to lead when nobody’s clapping. Whether you’re in business, sports, or just trying to be better at life, this one’s for you.

In this episode, Coach Hyman shares a story from early in his professional career that changed everything: a final interview that planted a simple idea“The best compliment you can get is, ‘That guy was a pro.’”

But what does that really mean?

This isn’t a conversation about metrics, titles, or charisma. It’s about consistency. Presence. Ownership. The kind of reputation you build not through performance—but through steady habits when nobody’s watching.

Whether you're in sports, business, leadership, or life—this is a gut-check on what it means to carry yourself with professionalism in every room, every season, and every storm.

Walk away from this one asking yourself:
👉 What will they say about me when it’s all said and done?

On this episode of The TCP, we dig into what NIL is really doing to college sports and high school sports, not just on the surface, but underneath it all.

We break down how identity is getting hijacked, how locker rooms are changing, how trust is eroding, and why the foundation that used to build real competitors is quietly being replaced with hype.

In this episode of The TCP, Coach Hyman goes deep on the rise of the Enhanced Games and the bigger questions they force us to ask—about fairness, performance, shortcuts, and the future of greatness. This isn’t just about doping or world records; it’s about culture, identity, and whether we’re trading real mastery for artificial progress.

In Episode 84 of The TCP with Coach Hyman, we explore what it really takes to own your growth — not just putting in the work, but standing tall in the life you’ve earned. We dive into the social tension, the cultural pushback, and the criticism that comes when you rise, and why learning to walk confidently (without apology) is one of the hardest — and most important — parts of becoming your best self.

In Episode 83 of the TCP with Coach Hyman, I share a framework I’ve never talked about publicly. These four pillars didn’t save me or replace the people who carried me, but they helped me stay grounded when life felt heavy and quitting looked easier.

👉 Bleed. Lock In. Execute. Dominate.

Not a blueprint. Not hype. Just an honest conversation from someone still figuring it out.

In this episode of The TCP with Coach Hyman, we expose the brutal truth behind why so many competitors fall short — not because they didn’t want it badly enough, but because they weren’t willing to live by a real standard when it wasn’t fun, convenient, or celebrated.

Everyone thinks they’ll rise when it matters.

They won’t.

In this episode of The Transformational Coaching Podcast, we expose the lie that pressure makes you better — and reveal the truth that most people find out too late:

You don’t become great in big moments.
You become exposed.

Whether you're a player, a coach, or a competitor in life — this episode will change how you train, how you prepare, and how you perform when the spotlight hits.

Stop hoping to flip the switch.

Start building the version of you who’s already ready when the lights come on.