This episode JT and John discuss the book "Swagger"

The FOX NFL Sunday analyst and legendary Hall of Fame head football coach Jimmy Johnson—the first to win both a college football championship and a Super Bowl—the long-awaited, intimate, no-regrets memoir recounting his extraordinary life and insightful lessons on winning, at every level.

JT and John talk about the Totem Pole that is referenced in this book. - Do you have a hierarchy on your team?

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In this episode JT and John look at a fun and new way to create concentration with practice. It's as easy as Play, Stop, Rewind.

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This episode John and John discuss the Muhammad Ali quote ... "Don't count the days, make the days count" We look into how rushed we are and sometimes miss the importance of making each day count one at a time. John also talks about the life of Doug Branning who was a mentor, friend, and former coworker that recently passed away and how he made every day on this earth count. Our challenge to coaches is in the RUSH of today's society ... MAKE EACH DAY COUNT.

What's your Goliath? In this episode, John sits down with Allen Pavatte and discusses the thought of failing vs. failure and preparing your athletes or employees for when that moment happens. Listen to the statement about being a "risk taker" and how that plays in the role of defeating "your" Goliath.

A brand new season, Season 9 for the Culture Classroom: Winning is like a balloon that grows inside of you. The more you win, the bigger the balloon gets, pushing everything else in your life to the side.

In this episode, John and John discuss the importance of adjusting the air in the balloon to fit your programs needs.

This episode John sits down with the head girls soccer coach at Madison-Ridgeland Academy and talks about her journey as student-athlete at MRA, the transition to playing college soccer, and now coaching back at MRA and balancing being a coach and a mom of two children under the age of 6. This is an episode you don't want to miss. Listen to her "WHY" she coaches and how she builds intentional relationships with her athletes.

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John and John discuss all of the sides you need to build relationships. If you only show one side ... are you truly relational.

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Join the classroom as they stay on the theme of cars and shift to talking about the feel of the first time you drove a stick shift. John and John talk about the advantages of getting a feel for your culture on your team or in your organization.

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John and John dive into a concept similar to BCD. Ask yourself, if your coaching style was an automobile what type would it be and why? Find out why you don't want to be a BMW in this episode.

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John and John discuss the different lenses in our life. The lens of the camera and the lens of our eye. What lens do you use and when and why?