The NextGen Leadership Show

Trusting your process is the key. I could write all about this but I think you should listen instead. ;) 

In today's episode we dive into the ideas of Patrick Lencioni and his book, The Five Dysfunctions of a Team. (Link in the Description Below) 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O5EQW026alY 

In today's episode Jake and I talk about Life after sports and how for many athletes they lose their identity during the transition. It is so difficult to find what you want to do with the rest of their lives and we discuss the ideas that we have that helped us figure out the next path in our lives! 

How to stay busy in life... Even if you weren't stuck at home. 

Today on the Next Gen Leadership Podcast we talk with Assistant Baseball Coach, Casey Benford. Casey was a talented multi asset guy for Hamline University and his diversity and vast experiences can teach so many of us about how to make an impact in this world! We really enjoy his wisdom. 

Today on the show we are blessed to be able to bring on a talented athlete with real world applications to the NEXT LEVEL! Jordy Libman is a 4 year starter for Illinois State University and has had a ton of success in the game of baseball. His passion for the game speaks volumes to the man he is and has become. Jordy and Nolan played together on an amateur team in Indiana and constantly bounced ideas off each other about hitting, leadership, training and situational baseball. His path is unique and we are excited to share his message. 

Full Disclosure: Content is Explicit. 

Devin is a Division III Student Athlete who attends Hamline University. We discuss what it is like to get involved on campus and his experiences playing and representing his baseball program. He is a great friend of mine who truly goes above and beyond what being a leader means. 

In today's episode we discuss what training should look like through evidence based training. There is so much information out there but how do we utilize the right information? 

Discover Strength - DiscoverStrength.com 

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The lessons in todays podcast come from a documentary about mental health called Ernie and Joe. Part of the San Antonio Police Department’s ten-person mental health unit, Ernie Stevens and Joe Smarro are putting compassionate policing practices into action. Ernie & Joe chronicles their daily encounters with people in crisis, showing how their innovative approach to policing – which takes mental health into account – is having a dramatic effect on the way police respond to these challenges.

If you are seeking help please reach out to a professional.

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 1-800-273-8255 (TALK)

The Samaritans: (877) 870-4673 (HOPE)

National Teen Dating Violence Hotline – Concerns about dating relationships

Boys Town National Hotline – Serving all at-risk teens and children

Child Help USA National Hotline – For youth who are suffering child abuse

Trevor Project Lifeline – Hotline for LGBT youth

We want you to know who we are and our unique stories that brought you this podcast.