In this episode of the Coaching Culture Podcast, we dive into the topic of managing emotions in athletes. We discuss the responsibility of coaches in helping athletes navigate their emotions and provide practical strategies for supporting athletes in constructing more helpful emotions. From understanding triggers to practicing emotional regulation, this episode offers valuable insights for coaches looking to create a positive and supportive team culture.

In this episode, JP and Nate continue their conversation with Brad Stulberg, author of best seller "The Master of Change." They explore the importance of developing a fluid sense of self and challenge the traditional notions of personality and style in leadership. We share our perspectives on how this discussion has shifted their own views and invite listeners to rethink their own understanding of identity.

The Sports Parent Solution Audiobook is now available on Audible! This bonus episode is the forward of the book, written and read by Nate Sanderson and the Introduction (JP Nerbun)

Building partnerships with sports parents not only significantly reduces parent-related problems but also brings several other benefits. When we partner with parents:

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Bestselling author Brad Stulberg joins us to discuss the importance of core values in navigating change. Brad shares insights on how leaders can stay true to themselves while adapting to the inevitable changes in today's sporting environment. With his expertise in excellence, resilience, and performance, Brad offers valuable advice on maintaining a sense of fulfillment and genuine success. He helps listeners to discover how core values can guide you through the ever-changing landscape of sports and leadership.

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In this episode, we explore the importance of authenticity in leadership. Drawing from a talk by Brad Stevens, former basketball coach turned general manager, we learn that being true to yourself is crucial for success. Stevens emphasizes the need to embrace who you are as a leader and not try to be someone else. He shares a valuable piece of advice he received early in his career: Just be yourself and give your all to help your team thrive.

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We continue our conversation with Margueritte Aozasa and discuss how she responded to her team's upset in the NCAA tournament and how she supports her players emotionally. Marguerite also shares her perspective on effective coaching and addresses misperceptions around coaching. Tune in to gain insights into leadership, team culture, and personal growth.

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Marguerite made history by becoming the first rookie head coach and first woman of color to win the NCAA Division I Women's Soccer National Championship. Marguerite shares her insights on building a strong team culture, embracing joy and silliness, holding players accountable without yelling or screaming, and managing playing time. She provides valuable lessons on leadership and creating a winning environment.

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In this episode of the Coaching Culture Podcast, JP Nurbin and Nate Sanderson discuss the fifth and final leadership mind trap: ego. They explore how the ego can hinder personal and professional growth, as well as the ways in which it can manifest, such as defensiveness and a need to protect one's image. The hosts also provide solutions for escaping the ego mind trap. This timely episode is a great way to end the year and start the new one with a renewed focus on personal development and leadership. Tune in to gain valuable insights and strategies for overcoming ego-related challenges.

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In this episode of the Coaching Culture Podcast, JP Nerbun and Nate Sanderson continue their conversation with Betsy Butterick, a leadership coach and communication specialist. They discuss the increasing demands and expectations placed on coaches and the need for more support in the coaching profession. Betsy shares her personal journey of transitioning from coaching sports to coaching in other areas of life. Stay tuned for more insights and wisdom from Betsy as she joins the podcast as a co-host in 2024.

Exciting news! Betsy Butterick, will be joining Nate and JP on the Coaching Culture Podcast as a co-host. JP introduces Betsy and highlights her expertise as a leadership coach and communicator. The podcast also discusses the importance of giving women a voice in the podcast and books. Betsy shares her background as a former athlete with aspirations. She talks about her journey from being a successful high school player to playing and coaching and coaching coaches.