Never Stop Getting Better

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Welcome to the Never Stop Getting Better Podcast, where we dive deep into personal and professional growth strategies to help you reach your fullest potential. In each episode, host John Perry explores topics ranging from leadership and productivity to mindset and self-improvement, featuring insightful interviews with experts and thought leaders.

But we're not just here to share knowledge; we want to engage with our listeners too! Your feedback, comments, and shares are invaluable in helping us grow and improve. So, if you enjoy the podcast, please take a moment to like, share, and comment on your favorite episodes. And if you have any suggestions, questions, or feedback, don't hesitate to email John Perry at [email protected]. You can also go to the website neverstopgettingbetter.net

Join us on this journey of continuous improvement, and let's strive to never stop getting better together!"

How Do You Build A Positive Attitude?

1. Your attitude is determined by your FOCUS.

2. Your attitude is determined by your CHOICES.

3. Your attitude is determined by your ACTION.

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Jeff Traylor Univ. of Texas at San Antonio

Named UTSA’s third head coach on Dec. 9, 2019, Jeff Traylor has had an immediate impact on the program, university and city of San Antonio in a short period of time.

Traylor has turned around the UTSA football program by instilling his 210 Triangle of Toughness culture, which has led to positive results on and off the field. The Gilmer, Texas, native took over a team that won a combined seven games in the two seasons prior to his arrival and has led the Roadrunners to a 39-14 record in his first four years at the helm, the most wins and best winning percentage (.736) by a coach in program history.

Traylor has more than 30 years of coaching experience including a highly successful 15-year career as head coach at Gilmer High School, where he led teams to three state championships and two state runner-up finishes and won more than 87% of his games, a winning percentage that ranks 10th all-time in Texas high school history.

Prior to coming to the Alamo City, the Gilmer native served as associate head coach and running backs coach for two seasons at Arkansas, where he helped sign the school’s first top-20 recruiting class. Prior to that, he served in the same role at SMU for the 2017 season. He began his collegiate coaching career as the special teams coordinator and tight ends coach at Texas in 2015 before becoming the Longhorns’ associate head coach for offense and wide receivers coach the following year.

Prior to his time at Arkansas, Traylor spent the 2017 season as associate head coach and running backs coach at SMU under Chad Morris. He also served as the Mustangs’ interim head coach before joining Morris' staff at Arkansas.

Prior to his time in Dallas, Traylor spent two seasons at Texas. He was the tight ends coach and special teams coordinator in 2015 and then the associate head coach for offense and wide receivers coach in 2016.

Traylor built his hometown program into a prep powerhouse during his 15-year tenure leading the Gilmer Buckeyes.

A four-time Texas High School Coach of the Year, he posted a 175-26 record (.871 winning percentage) and led Gilmer to five state championship game appearances, three state titles (2004, ’09, ’14) and 12 district crowns.

In 2014, his undefeated Class 4A Division II state championship team boasted one of the most prolific offenses in Texas prep history. Gilmer scored 950 points, the second-most at that time in state history, averaging 59.4 points and 536.1 yards over the 16-game season. The Buckeyes topped 60 points nine times, including two 80-point performances. Gilmer also averaged 536.1 total yards per game (8,577 yards) behind a balanced 293.9 passing yards and 242.1 rushing yards per contest. The defense was equally dominant, allowing only 276 points (17.3) with five single-digit efforts and two shutouts, while recording 23 interceptions and forcing 17 fumbles. Gilmer closed out the season with a win over West Orange-Stark and had eight different players earn Class 4A All-State honors from either the AP or Texas Sports Writers Association.

Gilmer’s two other state titles under Traylor both came in Class 3A in 2004 (Division II) and 2009 (Division I).

Inducted into the East Texas Coaches Association Hall of Honor in 2019.

Traylor began his coaching career as an assistant coach at Big Sandy High School in 1990-93 before a seven-year stint (1994-2000) at Jacksonville High School.

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Welcome to the Never Stop Getting Better Podcast, where we dive deep into personal and professional growth strategies to help you reach your fullest potential. In each episode, host John Perry explores topics ranging from leadership and productivity to mindset and self-improvement, featuring insightful interviews with experts and thought leaders.

But we're not just here to share knowledge; we want to engage with our listeners too! Your feedback, comments, and shares are invaluable in helping us grow and improve. So, if you enjoy the podcast, please take a moment to like, share, and comment on your favorite episodes. And if you have any suggestions, questions, or feedback, don't hesitate to email John Perry at [email protected].

Join us on this journey of continuous improvement, and let's strive to never stop getting better together!"

Three ways to be a leader who puts the TEAM FIRST.

1) Speak up

2) Live with Mudita

3)F.A.M.I.L.Y. First

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Welcome to the Never Stop Getting Better Podcast, where we dive deep into personal and professional growth strategies to help you reach your fullest potential. In each episode, host John Perry explores topics ranging from leadership and productivity to mindset and self-improvement, featuring insightful interviews with experts and thought leaders.

But we're not just here to share knowledge; we want to engage with our listeners too! Your feedback, comments, and shares are invaluable in helping us grow and improve. So, if you enjoy the podcast, please take a moment to like, share, and comment on your favorite episodes. And if you have any suggestions, questions, or feedback, don't hesitate to email John Perry at [email protected].

Join us on this journey of continuous improvement, and let's strive to never stop getting better together!"

Christian Cantwell

Christian Cantwell is an accomplished American shot putter who won the silver medal in the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing, China. Born on September 30, 1980, Cantwell has been a dominant force in the field of shot put throughout his career. He is a seven-time USA champion, with four titles in outdoor competitions and three in indoor events. Cantwell is also a world champion, having secured victories in both the World Indoor and Outdoor Championships.

A graduate of the University of Missouri, where he excelled in track and field, Cantwell was inducted into the university's Hall of Fame, recognizing his significant contributions and achievements. His legacy in the sport is further highlighted by his participation in the 2012 Summer Olympics, where he finished fourth. Cantwell's dedication and success in shot put have made him a prominent figure in athletics.

In addition to his individual accolades, Cantwell is part of a sports-oriented family. He is married to Terri Steer, an Olympian shot putter herself, and they have a son, Jackson Cantwell, who is following in his father's footsteps as a top high school shot putter and a highly recruited athlete. Christian Cantwell's journey in athletics is marked by his remarkable achievements and his ongoing influence on the next generation of athletes.

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Welcome to the Never Stop Getting Better Podcast, where we dive deep into personal and professional growth strategies to help you reach your fullest potential. In each episode, host John Perry explores topics ranging from leadership and productivity to mindset and self-improvement, featuring insightful interviews with experts and thought leaders.

But we're not just here to share knowledge; we want to engage with our listeners too! Your feedback, comments, and shares are invaluable in helping us grow and improve. So, if you enjoy the podcast, please take a moment to like, share, and comment on your favorite episodes. And if you have any suggestions, questions, or feedback, don't hesitate to email John Perry at [email protected].

Join us on this journey of continuous improvement, and let's strive to never stop getting better together!"

How Do Leaders Build The Integrity Muscle?

1. With their words, commitments, and responsibilities.

2. Welcome accountability.

3. Close their integrity gaps.

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Welcome to the Never Stop Getting Better Podcast, where we dive deep into personal and professional growth strategies to help you reach your fullest potential. In each episode, host John Perry explores topics ranging from leadership and productivity to mindset and self-improvement, featuring insightful interviews with experts and thought leaders.

But we're not just here to share knowledge; we want to engage with our listeners too! Your feedback, comments, and shares are invaluable in helping us grow and improve. So, if you enjoy the podcast, please take a moment to like, share, and comment on your favorite episodes. And if you have any suggestions, questions, or feedback, don't hesitate to email John Perry at [email protected].

Join us on this journey of continuous improvement, and let's strive to never stop getting better together!"

LOREN MONTGOMERY

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Coach Montgomery will be entering his 15th season as Head Football Coach for the Bixby Spartans. Coach Montgomery has led the Spartans to nine State Championships and one runner-up finish in Oklahoma’s 6A. The Spartans have also made 10 straight championship appearances, an Oklahoma record. Coach Montgomery has an overall record of 132-38 and a playoff record of 29-3 as the Spartans Head Coach.

During the undefeated 2019 season Coach Montgomery earned OSSAA, Daily Oklahoman, and Tulsa World Coach of the year honors. He also was awarded OCA Region 7 and NFHS regional coach of the year.

Before arriving in Bixby in 2010, Coach Montgomery spent 10 seasons as an assistant football coach for the Jenks Trojans. During Montgomery’s time at Jenks he served as Interim Head Coach, Offensive Coordinator, Offensive Line Coach, and Strength Coach. Coach Montgomery coordinated an offense that set the all-time record for points scored at Jenks averaging nearly 50 points per game. Montgomery has coached over 30 NCAA Division IA athletes, several of whom had careers in the NFL.

Prior to entering the coaching profession, Coach Montgomery was a 4-year starter on the offensive line at Northeastern State University in Tahlequah, Okla. Montgomery was a starter on NSU’s 1999 Division II Semifinals team. Coach Montgomery also earned Academic All-Conference accolades while he was a member of the Redmen Football team under legendary coach Tom Eckert.

Coach Montgomery holds a Master’s Degree in Teaching and Learning Leadership from Oklahoma State University, and also holds a Bachelor of Science in Special Education from Northeastern State University.

Coach Montgomery attended high school at Charles Page High School in Sand Springs where he was a 6A All-State by class offensive lineman under Hall of Fame Coach L.D. Bains. Coach Montgomery started on both the offensive and defensive lines.

Coach Montgomery has been married to his wife Jessica for 19 years. Loren and Jessie have two children Guy(13) and Sloane (10).

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Welcome to the Never Stop Getting Better Podcast, where we dive deep into personal and professional growth strategies to help you reach your fullest potential. In each episode, host John Perry explores topics ranging from leadership and productivity to mindset and self-improvement, featuring insightful interviews with experts and thought leaders.

But we're not just here to share knowledge; we want to engage with our listeners too! Your feedback, comments, and shares are invaluable in helping us grow and improve. So, if you enjoy the podcast, please take a moment to like, share, and comment on your favorite episodes. And if you have any suggestions, questions, or feedback, don't hesitate to email John Perry at [email protected].

Join us on this journey of continuous improvement, and let's strive to never stop getting better together!"

For more information on Mental Fitness Training with Chance Potts & John Perry go to OneMoreBenefit.com

Visit HelpFromDad on Instagram for educational videos that one may ask their dad. Website coming soon.

Guardian Caps, search their website for more information on this great addition to any program.

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Welcome to the Never Stop Getting Better Podcast, where we dive deep into personal and professional growth strategies to help you reach your fullest potential. In each episode, host John Perry explores topics ranging from leadership and productivity to mindset and self-improvement, featuring insightful interviews with experts and thought leaders.

But we're not just here to share knowledge; we want to engage with our listeners too! Your feedback, comments, and shares are invaluable in helping us grow and improve. So, if you enjoy the podcast, please take a moment to like, share, and comment on your favorite episodes. And if you have any suggestions, questions, or feedback, don't hesitate to email John Perry at [email protected].

Join us on this journey of continuous improvement, and let's strive to never stop getting better together!"

Mark Freeman

Head Football Coach

Thompson High School

Alabaster, Al

Email: [email protected]

4 State Championships, Bessemer Academy

2 State Championships, Spanish Fort High School

4 State Championships, Thompson High School

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Welcome to the Never Stop Getting Better Podcast, where we dive deep into personal and professional growth strategies to help you reach your fullest potential. In each episode, host John Perry explores topics ranging from leadership and productivity to mindset and self-improvement, featuring insightful interviews with experts and thought leaders.

But we're not just here to share knowledge; we want to engage with our listeners too! Your feedback, comments, and shares are invaluable in helping us grow and improve. So, if you enjoy the podcast, please take a moment to like, share, and comment on your favorite episodes. And if you have any suggestions, questions, or feedback, don't hesitate to email John Perry at [email protected].

Join us on this journey of continuous improvement, and let's strive to never stop getting better together!"

Accountability is more than just an action you take with a wayward teammate, or how you ensure that you reach your next big goal. Accountability is a commitment to yourself, your teammates, and your goals. A commitment to DO what needs to be done, to SAY what needs to be said, and to CHANGE what needs to change so that the standard, or your goals can be met. Though it can have a negative connotation at times, on championship teams it is a positive. It means you care enough to do things right–or help others do things right.

If you want to build championship accountability, your accountability needs to move in three directions. Let’s briefly look at each.

ME TO ME ACCOUNTABILITY.

The first person a leader must hold accountable is himself. If you can’t keep your word to yourself, how will you keep your word to someone else? When you commit

to a goal or to live to a certain standard, you have to be willing to stick to it whether someone is watching or not. That’s called integrity. Living in alignment with word and action is your own personal responsibility. You will have teammates who will encourage you along the way, but you must be willing to hold yourself accountable, first.

ME TO YOU ACCOUNTABILITY.

A leader must be willing to hold their teammates accountable for their actions. The better a teammate you are, the less you will let slide. A skipped rep here, and a shortcut there will snowball into a critical consequence if left unchecked. Calling a teammate out isn’t about you being better than them. It’s about loving them too much to let them bring anything less than their best.

YOU TO ME ACCOUNTABILITY.

You become a leader when you can receive accountability as well as you can give it. As talented–and let’s face it, careful– as you are, you will always be just one step away from a mistake. Whether it’s caused by a bad day, poor effort, or a dumb choice, you are never exempt from needing accountability. When you make a mistake and own it, you show your teammates that you are ready for leadership.

Accountability is a critical part of leadership. When done properly, it is one of the secret weapons a championship team can have.

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Welcome to the Never Stop Getting Better Podcast, where we dive deep into personal and professional growth strategies to help you reach your fullest potential. In each episode, host John Perry explores topics ranging from leadership and productivity to mindset and self-improvement, featuring insightful interviews with experts and thought leaders.

But we're not just here to share knowledge; we want to engage with our listeners too! Your feedback, comments, and shares are invaluable in helping us grow and improve. So, if you enjoy the podcast, please take a moment to like, share, and comment on your favorite episodes. And if you have any suggestions, questions, or feedback, don't hesitate to email John Perry at [email protected].

Join us on this journey of continuous improvement, and let's strive to never stop getting better together!"

Cody Royle

Website: https://www.codyroyle.com/

You can purchase his books: Second Set of Eyes, The Tough Stuff and Where Others Won't on his website and at amazon.com

Podcast: Where Others Won't

On X at: @codyroyle

Cody Royle coaches head coaches in elite sports.

After a decade coaching Canada's men's AFL national team, he now works as a second set of eyes to head coaches across many of the world's top leagues, including the Premier League, NBA, WNBA, National Rugby League, Major League Soccer, Liga MX, Canadian Hockey League, Major League Rugby, international college rugy, international field hockey, and college ice hockey.