Just a little reminder! 

Just a little reminder!

A little reminder for today!

In this episode, we explore the powerful practice of showing yourself grace. In a world that constantly demands perfection, performance, and productivity, it's easy to feel like you're falling behind when you're struggling. But the truth is—struggling doesn't make you weak; it makes you human.

We talk about what it means to be kind to yourself, especially on the days when you're not at your best. Whether you're feeling overwhelmed, exhausted, or just not okay, this episode is a gentle reminder that you don't have to have it all together.

You'll also hear a heartfelt excerpt that reminds us:
It's okay to pause.
It's okay to ask for help.
It's okay to not be okay.

Take a breath, tune in, and give yourself the grace you deserve.

What if today was more than just another day on the calendar? What if it was a chance to live with purpose, presence, and heart? In this episode, we explore the idea that each day is a new opportunity to build a life you’re proud of—not by being perfect, but by being real. Using a powerful quote as our foundation, we talk about how to live fully in the present, why the small moments matter, and how to create a meaningful story out of ordinary days. Whether you’re in a season of rebuilding, growth, or simply trying to stay grounded—this episode is a reminder that today counts. So let’s make it matter.

You say you want to be a great teammate. A leader. Someone people can count on. But are your actions backing that up? In this episode, inspired by a powerful reflection from Dr. Wayne Dyer, we dig into a simple but challenging question: Who are you being?

Not just when people are watching, but when no one’s around. Not when it’s easy, but when it’s inconvenient. This episode challenges you to examine whether your daily choices reflect the person you say you want to become—and offers a clear, honest challenge to help close that gap. Because becoming your best self isn’t about perfection—it’s about alignment.

In this episode we explore how to strengthen any team—whether it's your sports team, work crew, friend group, or family. Great teams aren't built on talent alone—they're built on deep, authentic, and meaningful relationships. Learn the power of a simple but game-changing framework: Compliment. Congratulate. Console.

Discover why recognizing effort, celebrating wins, and supporting others through struggles is the glue that holds strong teams together. This episode will challenge you to show up differently—and more intentionally—for the people around you. Because when you invest in your team, everyone gets better.

In this episode we dive into a simple but powerful truth: what you put into something is what you get out of it. Inspired by a former teammate of LeBron James who shared why LeBron’s longevity was never a surprise—because he always did the right things—we explore what it really means to commit to greatness. From daily habits to behind-the-scenes discipline, this episode challenges athletes and coaches to take an honest look at their effort, preparation, and mindset. If you’re serious about maximizing your potential, this one’s for you.

In this episode we talk about why it’s crucial to pause and recognize your own growth—not just the big wins, but the quiet victories: getting out of bed on a tough day, showing up when it would’ve been easier to check out, trying again when no one expected you to.

This is a message for the athlete grinding behind the scenes, the student pushing through pressure, the person carrying more than they let on. You’ve shown strength in the struggle. You’ve kept going when it didn’t feel good. And that deserves recognition.

Tune in to be reminded: your small wins are not small. They’re shaping you. They’re proof you’re growing—even if the scoreboard doesn’t show it yet. Today, and every day, give yourself credit. You’ve earned it.

In this episode, we break down one of the most powerful mindset shifts an athlete (or anyone) can make: redefining failure. Through the story of Sara Blakely — former youngest self-made billionaire — and the lesson her dad taught her at the dinner table, you’ll learn why coming up short isn’t something to fear… but something to embrace.

We’ll explore how changing your view of mistakes, missed shots, and setbacks can unlock more courage, more growth, and more resilience. Whether you’re a player or coach, this is the mindset that separates those who stay stuck from those who level up.

Listen now and start failing forward.