On this episode, Mark Glicini discusses how to lead consistently with one of the best lacrosse players to ever pick up a stick. Kyle Harrison has won individual and team accolades at every level, from high school to Team USA. Beyond the field, Kyle remains extremely active with many philanthropic initiatives, including Charm City Youth Lacrosse and PLL Assists. In 2005, he won the Tewaaraton Award for the best Division I NCAA lacrosse player in the country. In 2019, he was awarded the Premier Lacrosse League's Brendan Looney Leadership Award for his service and commitment to his team and the lacrosse community at large. Listeners can expect to hear how Kyle continues to seek growth while doing it "his way the entire time."

On this week's episode, Mark sits down with Andy Shay, his college lacrosse head coach at Yale University. For the better part of two decades, Coach Shay has led the Yale Men's Lacrosse Program from unranked to a consistent, national powerhouse. In 2018, he and the Elis won the school's first Division I NCAA National Championship. Along with winning several Ivy League Championships over the last decade, Coach Andy Shay continues to develop boys into young men and teams into a family. Listeners can expect to hear why "Ego is the Enemy" and it is crucial to keep things simple.

Arguably the greatest prep school lacrosse coach of all time, Coach Chip Davis has been the Head Coach of Boy's Varsity Lacrosse at Deerfield Academy in Massachusetts for 30 years, where he has won 13 Western New England championships. Former Athletic Director and current Dean of Admission at the Academy, Coach Davis uses his skill set to perform various roles at a high level, including husband and father. As Mark's lacrosse coach and economics teacher in 2012, Coach Davis developed him as a two-way midfielder and influenced him so greatly in the classroom that Mark majored in Economics at Yale. Listeners can expect to hear how awareness, insatiable curiosity and grit separate good from great.

On this week's episode, Mark sits down with one of the best lacrosse players on the planet (and certainly the smartest), Ben Reeves. Currently a MD PhD student at Yale School of Medicine, Ben researches congenital developmental brain disorders, brain inflammation and brain cancer - he already has over 10 publications in the field. As an undergraduate student at Yale, Ben won The Tewaaraton Award and captained the team to win the 2018 NCAA Division I National Championship. He also won a championship in the Premier Lacrosse League's inaugural season... Ben shares his road to excellence and what drives him to this day.

On this episode, Mark Glicini sits down with the best women's lacrosse player in the world. Kylie Ohlmiller holds the NCAA Division I Women's Point Record, remains a Brine/New Balance-sponsored athlete, member of Team USA and an entrepreneur. Through her business, KO17 Lacrosse, Kylie travels all over the world to bring young ladies out of their comfort zone and to teach them the game. Listeners will hear Kylie's story of growth, her relentless mentality, and her aspirations to bring herself and women where they should be.

Ben Ives, former Navy SEAL and current Performance Development Coach / Leadership Consultant, dives deeply into how to reach peak performance with Mark Glicini. Ben vehemently voices what it means to aspire, to endure, to stay in the fight. Through firsthand combat deployments, life-altering experiences, and devotion to his purpose, Ben brings to life transformative ideas on why we are all connected. This episode answers the question, "How do we live and lead with complete confidence?"

On this week's episode, Mark Glicini sits down with one of his childhood idols, Nick Tintle. Nick was a 2x lacrosse All-American at the University of North Carolina, where he was awarded the Turnbull Trophy (team's Most Valuable Player) his junior year. Through perseverance amid dark times, Nick became a 30-year-old rookie professional lacrosse player, renowned lacrosse performance coach, and storyteller who sheds light on the importance of getting 1% better each day.

On this episode, the best defenseman to ever play the sport of lacrosse, Brodie Merrill, shares his story with Mark Glicini. Brodie Merrill has played professionally for over 15 years, and remains the Director and Head Coach of the Hill Academy Men's Lacrosse team in Ontario, Canada. Brodie's levels of attention to detail, curiosity, and discipline separate him from the pack. This conversation brings to light why and how long-term, consistent success demands focus within the present moment.

On this week's episode, Mark Glicini sits down with individuals who have devoted their lives to teaching/coaching students, athletes, and teams. Dr. Gilbert and Coach Maria Nolan have invested 40+ years leading people in the classroom and on the volleyball court. Through attention to detail, empathy, and unwavering commitment, both embody the coaching characteristics needed to win consistently. This discussion illuminates the simple strategies needed for outrageous success.

On this week's Grateful and Full of Greatness podcast, Mark Glicini converses with a man obsessed with going the distance. Anka Tezcan remains a top Ironman triathlete and growth-minded peak performer. Each expresses the influences that brought them to where they are today, who/what continues to drive their endeavors, and why. How does an individual's environment catalyze momentum? Listeners should expect to hear, to think about, and to better understand why the race itself is the reward.