Every Day, Getting Better Podcast – Episode 4 – Coach Andy Towers
Every Day, Getting Better, Episode 4, Ryan sits down with Coach Andy Towers from the Premier Lacrosse League and Head Coach of the Chaos Lacrosse Club Coach Towers shares his lockerroom philosophy and his transition from coaching collegiate lacrosse to professional lacrosse. This conversation visits a few different topics, [...]
CONTROL
CONTROL by Robbie Auchincloss This short video was produced by Robbie Auchincloss, who is one of the most underrated great thinkers out there. If you enjoy this video and want to learn more about Robbie, subscribe to his newsletter The Weekly here.
Dear Boy, a mother’s legacy
I loved Amy Krouse Rosenthal books, ever since my wife brought them home for my boys to enjoy. That's how you know good children's literature, the adults enjoy them as well. As many know, Amy passed away from ovarian cancer in 2017, but her books continue to amaze. Prior [...]
Every Day, Getting Better Podcast – Episode 3 – Jesse Trout and Mindful Life Coaching
The Builders Project, Episode 3, Ryan sits down with Jesse Trout from Mindful Life Coaching. Jesse is the first branch of The Builders Project and we hope to explore his tree in future episodes. This conversation visits a few different topics, starting with accountability, transitioning to life coaching, Authentic [...]
This Buds for 3 – Goodbye Dwyane Wade
Thank you for all you have done to make people better #3.
Every Day, Getting Better Podcast – Episode 2 – The Builders Project Introduction
We were built. None of us have done it alone. No matter how fortunate or tragic your upbringing was, somewhere, someone along your path helped you. We are not self-made people, I believe that is a fictionalized concept that doesn’t really exist. Sure, some of us displayed more [...]
Every Day, Getting Better Podcast – Episode 1 – Jocko Willink and Leif Babin
Ryan sits down with Jocko Willink and Leif Babin the authors of the best selling book Extreme Ownership, Jocko Willink, and Leif Babin and has the pleasure to visit with them about their new book; The Dichotomy of Leadership. The conversation about their new book visits a few different topics, [...]
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Character Conference 2019
Last week I was able to attend the Character Conference 2019 at Glacier High School in Kalispell, Montana. This is the second year of this event and while my son went last year, I was not able to attend. Why did I go this year, one, because he wanted to [...]
Resolving to Do Less in 2019
Well, it’s that time of year to make – and possibly break – resolutions for a fitter, smarter, and better version of you. Even now, most people I know are scribbling down new diets, new exercise regimens, new goals, new plans, and new commitments to a happier, healthier, and more successful version of themselves. Unfortunately, most of those resolutions will be broken within two months for a variety of reasons.
Kyrie Irving – “My dad is the reason I wear #11”
This Nike commercial dropped on Thanksgiving day and what a great way to give thanks. Drederick Irving was a single father raising two young children. Drederick had NBA potential, even having a tryout with the Celtics in 1992, before the loss of his wife, Elizabeth, changed everything. Like any father would, he put [...]
Win with grace, lose with dignity
The concept is simple and it is what I tell my players after every game before we go through the handshake line. Win with grace, lose with dignity. A video just surfaced on earlier today from @b757fo_jim and @cut4 of two friends, and they were friends first...but these two friends [...]
Dear Basketball – Kobe Bryant with animation
Nominated for an Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film, Dear Basketball takes the letter that Kobe Bryant penned on the eve of his retirement announcement and mixes it with the magic of a custom John Williams score and legendary animator Glen Keane. The letter by itself is amazing, but [...]
Buzz Williams – What are you for
Rounding out our three post Buzz Williams series is a video Coach did for #gBTimeout #getBETTER and we want to share that message with you too. In the comments below, share "What you are for". https://twitter.com/_/status/955808667080777728
Frank Martin and Buzz Williams – the start of what are you for
Yesterday, we posted a Buzz Williams quote - today, we share the video of the press conference where the quote was sourced. It's worth the 18 minutes of your day to promote positive change.
Buzz Williams, coaching, community and choices
“I think my tenure as a coach is coming to a close. I tell my players that, I tell my children that, because all I care about is all the things he just talked about. I think the things that I used to look at on a scorecard that were [...]
What’s Important Now
Former Notre Dame football coach Lou Holtz loves to use the acronym of WIN. For Holtz, WIN stands for; What's Important Now I am pondering that quote as I just returned from a leadership summit for a preeminent collegiate leadership group. Out task from my division in preparation for the next [...]
A leadership tweet from Mark Cuban
Leaders don't conform to the consensus. They create a consensus to their vision and goals. Leaders don't change their positions mid-debate. They welcome scorn from the masses because it creates the opportunity for dialogue. Leaders don't look backwards to condemn what has already been done, they look forward to create [...]
Matt Deggs, a coach who gets it
"There is no greater honor than to sacrifice for a brother" - Matt Deggs, Baseball Coach at Sam Houston State. There are just some coaches that you want to play for. Matt Deggs is one of them. After a loss that knocked his team out of the NCAA tournament in [...]
Tim Ferriss: Why you should define your fears instead of your goals
Tim Ferriss is not only the voice behind my favorite PodCast - but he is also the presenter in the top TED talk of 2017. Talking on "fear-setting", Tim is both vulnerable and uplifting. [ted id=2799]
Cus D’Amato on Self Control
“Boxing is a sport of self-control. You must understand fear so you can manipulate it. Fear is like fire. You can make it work for you: it can warm you in the winter, cook your food when you’re hungry, give you light when you are in the dark, and produce [...]
Seneca on suffering
We suffer more often in imagination than in reality.