This episode of "The Hans-ON Experience podcast is a life changer.

In this episode I give you part 1 of 42 Questions that help you take control of the pen to your life story.  This episode is from the eBook I published on Amazon.

I played basketball from middle school to high school, college, professionally in Japan, and a short stint with the Boston Celtics.

I also coached college basketball for 13 years, 7 at the University of Kentucky and 6 at the University of South Florida.

I learned at an early age how important sports were to learn personal and professional development. I always say sports is the best metaphor for learning transitional life skills development.

From all of my personal and professional experiences I came up with 42 questions that helped me change the direction and course of my life and they will do the same for you as long as you are committed to change.

I give you all the tools you need for personal and professional development. After answering the questions and completing the task you will be prepared to navigate all the different scenarios your personal life and professional career throw at you on your path to achieving your goals.

You will be able to refer back to this episode at every turning point of your journey.  So, get your pen and pad ready for an extraordinary ride!

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This episode is about how a leaders' job is to develop more leaders.  The leaders of tomorrow.   The world is changing every day and we need new world changers to keep up with it.   

Authentic engagement is the key!  The coaching tip of the day is "Be Patient".  

I discuss the 5 different ways to develop leaders of tomorrow.

*Active listening- Helps you get to the core of your team’s challenges!  They lead/you follow.

*Team member engagement 101 (meaningful engagement)- For leaders and their team members to collaborate effectively, it’s important that your people are meaningfully engaged. It must be authentic to give their work life meaning. 

*#1 Job is to find out what matters to them- It's about your team having a meaningful impact and creating their own legacy.

*Identify barriers to build trust- Establishing and building trust is essential to any effective working relationship. Once rapport is established, genuine collaboration can begin.

*Provide opportunities for growth- Promote and respect the autonomy of your team while intentionally creating space for personal and professional growth.  I discuss how helping your team develop transferable skills will allow them to avoid problems they never knew existed.  Developing transferable skills will also help boost their mental well-being.

I answer the question, "WHY" should leaders invest in their teams.  You don't want to miss my answer!!!!!!!!!!

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In this episode I teach you the process of creating yourself, who you want to be, what you want to be, and how you want society to see you.

You will discover:

That you have a personal brand even if you don't think you do

How you see yourself

How to manage your personal brand to achieve the success you are seeking

How to utilize social media to your advantage

The difference between personal and positional authority and which one to avoid  

How to gain self-discipline, self-respect, and self-confidence to command a room

What your personal brand will determine for you in your job, career, and life

The difference between motivation vs discipline and which one is the formula for success

Best way to reach the next level of anything you want to achieve in life  

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In this episode I share my leadership decision-making process.  

In the course of a day, leaders are tasked with making many decisions that affect the well-being of many people as well as their company.  Some come in emails, some in inquiries, and some in meetings.  Some you have time to consider, for some you will rely on input from others, and others you must make immediately.

I discuss the difference between being a leader who is a "Maximizer" and "Satisfier".

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In this episode you will get great tips used by Twinkie to stage your own comeback.

Leaders don't always make the right decisions but, you cannot let it pull you or your team down.   You must bounce back quickly and right the ship.   Same thing if you are going through a career transition.   If you get fired, laid off, or just resigned for whatever reason or circumstance you still must be resilient and make a strong comeback to find that next job or career that will make you happy and sustain the type of life you want to live.   

We all make mistakes, but we can still succeed as long as we know how to make a comeback. While snack cakes may not have all the answers to life’s riddles, the humble Twinkie certainly knows how to pick itself up and start over. 

You must have the mindset that............"You are about to make the greatest comeback of all time"

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This episode is about my personal experience with career transitions.   I coached college basketball for 13 years, 7 at the University of Kentucky and 6 at the University of South Florida.  Also coached 1 year professionally in Japan.

My daughter was a Division I basketball player and she was diagnosed with depression and anxiety when she was in high school.   She signed a scholarship to Liberty University and while there as a freshman her depression and anxiety got worse, and she was at her lowest point. 

I had to make the most difficult decision I ever made in my life in 2014 to hang up my coaching hat after a 14-year successful career.  Sometimes in life we have to make sacrifices for the people we love in order to give them opportunities in life.

After leaving my college basketball coaching career I had to decide, "what's next".   It took some time trying different career fields to find my next career passion that would fulfill my need to coach people and help them accomplish their goals.    

Hanson Coaching & Consulting LLC was founded in 2019.