"Learning From Experts" is exclusively for the COACHES in the athletic department at the University of Texas at Austin. As well as for the administrative staff. Each week we select the "BEST of the BEST" audio content that helps our coaches excel at their job. Sometimes it's a coaching podcast episode with a big name coach, sometimes it's YouTube content relating to coaching athletes and getting the most out of them. And occasionally it's content that pertains to a coach's personal life, regarding their ongoing state of mind, marriage or their health. Hosted by John Mitchell, each Learning From Experts episode aims to provide listeners with valuable insights, inspiring stories, and practical tips that can help them succeed in their personal and professional lives.
https://learning-from-experts.captivate.fm
Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 1 day 13 hours 28 minutes
episode 21: Jerritt Elliott – 3 time national championship winner of women's volleyball at UT
And Jerritt has won the last 2 Natty's in a row. You'll learn that Jerritt is way more involved with parents than ever before. Also how a big part of his program prepares his girls for life after college. And surprisingly, you'll learn that Jerritt gets up at 2 AM – to access his superpower brain.
episode 20: The legendary Dawn Staley- Top Women's Basketball Coach in the Country. MENTAL Is Everything.
Dawn says that the MENTAL side of the game is FOUR TIMES more impactful than the physical side. And she says you have to coach 'em hard and apply discipline. Also listen to how Dawn controls her own SELF TALK.
episode 19: Keller Williams Founder Gary Keller – You Have To Teach People How To THINK.
Gary created the largest real estate company in the country, with 250,000 employees, by TRAINING his employees to a level way beyond what his competitors do. Teaching them how to THINK. Listen for Gary's surprisingly simple SUCCESS FORMULA.
episode 18: BOBBY KNIGHT – Most People Have The Will To WIN But Don't Have The Will To Prepare.
Preparation was the hallmark trait of Bobby Knight. And embracing THE PROCESS. The will to WIN is most important thing in coaching. Along with PERSONAL GROWTH. He made his players always be reading a book. A book that Bobby approved!
episode 17: NICK SABAN's Mental Coach (Trevor Mowad). Having A SYSTEM For Mental Side Of The Game
You'll learn that NEGATIVE things you say OUT LOUD are 40 to 70 times more impactful (in a negative way) than thinking something positive. You'll also learn about the illusion of choice. And finally, you'll learn BILL GATES'S "Top 10" lessons for SUCCESS.
episode 16: Super Bowl Winning Coach JIMMY JOHNSON – The Master of Strategically Using PSYCHOLOGY.
Jimmy majored in psychology. He was a master manipulator of his players by using psychology. He taught his players they only have 2 things they CONTROL. Their ATTITUDE & their EFFORT. He also explains you have to "SHOUT" sometimes!
episode 15: "NOT CARING What Other People Think" – How To Do That! By legendary sports psychologist Michael Gervais.
It starts by having a PURPOSE DRIVEN IDENTITY rather than a performance-based identity. We are held back from our potential by being overly concerned with what other people think. Also learn that sports is 15 years ahead of business in unlocking human potential.
episode 14: KELVIN SAMPSON – U of Houston head basketball coach. Plus KOBE BRYANT alter ego
Kelvin talks about how most coaches FAIL because they are afraid of CONFRONTATION. The most LIBERATING LESSON he ever learned is to not care what other people think. Also we learn from KOBE BRYANT how to create an ALTER EGO to enhance performance.
episode 16: JOHN FIELDS – University of Texas Men's Golf Coach. He's Changing COLLEGE GOLF.
Learn about John's BRAINCHILD for the future of college golf. Also learn how POSTURE determines a player's MENTAL OUTLOOK. You'll also discover John's standard for doing life – always doing what he says he's going to do.
episode 13: TROY AIKMAN- 3 time Super Bowl winning quarterback. His career was cut short by Barry Switzer
You'll learn that Troy was tough on his teammates – held them ACCOUNTABLE. You'll also learn what made JIMMY JOHNSON great. He was a psychology major who treated people as if they were already the way he wanted them to be.