In this engaging conversation, Tony Everett interviews Annette Oren, a former athlete and entrepreneur, about her journey in sports and how it translates into her coaching business. They discuss the importance of mindset, the role of coaches, and how parents can support young athletes. Annette shares her experiences in track and field, the connection between sports and entrepreneurship, and the significance of embracing anxiety and discomfort in both fields. The conversation highlights the value of learning from experiences and the importance of growth and development in sports and business.

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Takeaways
Annette Oren is a former athlete and entrepreneur.
She emphasizes the importance of mindset in sports and business.
Confidence is built through action and practice.
Every professional athlete has a coach, and so should entrepreneurs.
Parents should focus on supporting their children rather than pressuring them to win.
Nerves before a competition show that you care.
Embracing discomfort is essential for growth.
Halftime talks in sports can be applied to business strategy adjustments.
Learning from experiences is crucial for development.
The journey of an athlete mirrors the journey of an entrepreneur. 

Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Annette Oren
02:00 Annette's Journey as an Athlete
04:42 The Athlete's Mindset and Its Impact on Entrepreneurship
12:03 The Gap and the Gain: Managing Expectations
15:53 Confidence Through Action: Lessons from Sports to Business
19:51 The Importance of Coaching in Sports and Business
21:29 Adapting Parenting Styles
21:52 The Mirror of Parenting
23:04 Post-Game Reflections
24:13 Focusing on Values Over Outcomes
25:53 Letting Kids Struggle
27:20 Turning Pressure into Power
27:53 Embracing Anxiety as a Strength
29:58 Experiencing Emotions, Not Living in Them
35:36 Halftime Mindset Shifts