• Ep. 137 - John O' Sullivan - The Mental Toughness of a Champion Teammate

  • Mar 1 2024
  • Length: 34 mins
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Ep. 137 - John O' Sullivan - The Mental Toughness of a Champion Teammate

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  • Today’s guest is John O'Sullivan, internationally renowned TEDx speaker, author, and founder of Changing The Game Project. He's also a leading voice in youth sports, providing global coach education and leadership training. Tune in as we delve into John's mental toughness strategies and the invaluable lessons of sports psychology in his latest book, "The Champion Teammate: Timeless Lessons to Connect, Compete, and Lead in Sports and Life."

    • 02:05 The Champion Production of The Champion Teammate
    • 07:39 One Thing All Great Coaches Do
    • 15:00 The Most Important Factor To Team Success
    • 18:15 High-Level Coaching’s Newest Movement
    • 21:03 Pet The Dragon
    • 25:37 Two Things You Won’t Learn In Coaching Courses
    • 28:03 What The Best Coaches Wish They Did More Of
    • 30:45 The True Beauty of Sport: Getting Reps At Life

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