Derek jumps on the podcast and gives us an inside peak into his life after sports. His transition out of sports took him in to sales until he was called back to work with athletes and become a full time entrepreneur with The Daily Athlete. Derek has some awesome insight and an amazing story that I know you will be able to start implementing your transition out of sports.

Joe comes on the show and is our first competitive college fighter.  Joe spent over 20 years at the national and international competitive level for Judo.  When it finally came time to move on to what was going to happen after sports he realized that he needed to continue to dream big. That what he believed was possible was just the beginning and had to dream like he had when he was an athlete!

When you don't have the traditional skill set that employers are looking for what can you do set yourself apart? I dive into a lesson from sports that reminded me that you may not always want the "best players" but instead you are trying to create the "best team".  What do you bring to the table being on teams your whole life?

After running a promo during March Madness to review resume's I wanted to share my results and condense all the reviews into a single concise message. Check it out and let me know what you think!

We jump into today's podcast with Gavin as he talks about his early career playing hockey and his transition into fitness and starting his own business. We talk about the growing that an athlete needs to do on a personal level in order to create a powerful life after sports.

After watching Kawhi knock down a game winner over the weekend I revisited a short excerpt regarding what it takes to take a game winner. It's not just thinking that you can make the shot. It's being able to handle what happens if you miss. I dive into opportunity and if you are continuing to allow yourself the chance to be successful outside of sports the same way you did when you were playing.

Does this mean trouble for us as athletes to always be glass half full? A break down why our emotional highs and lows won't end when we hang up our shoes. We will always be, what I call, painfully optimistic!

Today we sit down with an amazing entrepreneur who saw a need and a niche and just went for it! My favorite stories from athletes are the ones where they step out of their comfort zone and embrace the hunger for progress mentality that they once had in sports. Amanda tells us all about her transition out of sports, her first jobs, and the pains and successes of starting your own business and developing an app!

Maybe you're like me and remember a time when you were the most confident person on the floor and in your element. Most athletes need this type of inner confidence in order to become elite. But what happens when the shoes are put away? How do we continue to be that confident individual? How do we become the person we want to be outside of our sports?

Your whole life you have had people working with you in your sport. From drills to perfecting skills you've had an expert that you paid for or wanted to see you succeed as bad as you did. How do we find these people after sports? We tackle the subject on this Monday episode.