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Sep 04 2018

Speak like a Champ

“There are two types of speakers: Those who get nervous and those who are liars.” (Mark Twain)

My 6th grade year was coming to a close. It had been a good year.

I had won my fair share of kickball games at recess.  My “Killer B’s” tag team won homemade wrestling belts at our improvised events during lunch.  And maybe most memorably, I received my first kiss from a girl not named “Mom”.

But there was one thing left to do…

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Written by Jamy Bechler · Categorized: Leadership, Personal Growth · Tagged: anxiety, death, fear, glossophobia, Jerry Seinfeld, John Maxwell, millennials, Motivational Speaker, paul sohn, public speaking, Ryan Avery, TedTalk, toastmasters

Sep 03 2018

Episode 084: PGA Tour Wife Brittany Horschel

Brittany Horschel is the wife of PGA Tour pro and 2014 Fed Ex Cup Playoff Champion Billy Horschel. After Billy won the Byron Nelson tournament in May 2017, she publicly announced that the weekend had marked her one year anniversary of being sober. Since then she has appeared on Good Morning America and started TheSoberModernMom.com blog to help others going through similar situations. 

In today’s episode, we discuss:

  • Life as a PGA Tour wife
  • Picking out clothes for her husband
  • Her battle with alcoholism
  • Advice for people who know someone battling addiction

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Written by Jamy Bechler · Categorized: Podcast Episodes, Sports · Tagged: Addiction, Alcoholism, Amy morin, Billy Horschel, Brittany Horschel, Florida Gators, golf, Good Morning America, JJ Birden, Michael Strahan, paul tesori, Sober, Sobriety, Sue Enquist, Therapy, University of Florida

Sep 01 2018

Winning with Millennials

“Don’t Criticize them; They are just what we’d be under similar circumstances.” (Abraham Lincoln)

OMG! Millennials are everywhere. HELP!

It seems that everywhere we turn, Millennials are shaping, influencing and dominating the world around us. What in the world are we to do?!? [Read more…]

Written by Jamy Bechler · Categorized: Job Search, Personal Growth, Teams & Organizations · Tagged: Baby Boomers, Branding, Business Building, eBook, Generation X, Matt Crane, Melanie Williams, millennials, Power of Great

Aug 31 2018

Episode 083: USA Football Keith Grabowski

Keith Grabowski is the Director of Football Operations for USA Football. As the sport’s national governing body and member of the U.S. Olympic Committee, USA Football partners with leaders in medicine, child advocacy and athletics to support positive football experiences for youth, high school and other amateur players. 

As the host of USA Football’s “Coach and Coordinator” show, Keith interviews the most knowledgeable head coaches, coordinators, and position coaches from professional, college, and high school football. Keith and his guests discuss the philosophy, concepts, schemes, and strategies that they have learned throughout their careers. Each show includes a specific idea that can be applied to help coaches at every level find the winning edge.

In today’s episode, we discuss:

  • Advice for parents of athletes
  • How to make football safer
  • Changes in football through the years
  • What makes a good coach and leader

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Written by Jamy Bechler · Categorized: Podcast Episodes, Sports · Tagged: Keith Grabowski, podcasts, Todd Gongwer, Urban Meyer, usa football

Aug 15 2018

Champions in the White House

“We don’t have to agree on anything to be kind to one another.” (Toby Mac)

One day while I was a high school student, a bunch of us were playing pickup basketball at a nearby gym. I was playing well and doing my fair share of trash talking that day. Finally, my friend had enough of this as some of my verbal barrage was directed at him.

He told us that he didn’t want to play any more and that we all had to leave. You see, he was the one that had the key to the gym and had opened it up for us to play. He literally took his ball and went home. He didn’t have very thick skin and didn’t react to the situation very well. I, on the other hand, was not very respectful as I acted like a punk.

Most of the time, showing respect to people (even those that you don’t think deserve it) is more a reflection of your  character  than it is a reflection of theirs.

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Written by Jamy Bechler · Categorized: Leadership, Sports, Teams & Organizations · Tagged: Barack Obama, Character, Dawn Staley, Donald Trump, Gandhi, George Bush, golden state warriors, Jamy Bechler, Kevin Durant, Leadership, NBA, NCAA, officials, president, referees, respect, South Carolina, sportsmanship, Steph Curry, Steve Kerr, united states, world champions

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