On this episode, I discuss a possible solution to Manchester United’s decade-long struggle since the Sir Alex Ferguson era. I explore why the way forward isn’t lowering standards, but shifting perspective — not a drop in ambition, but a much-needed change in mentality.

After this weekend’s Ireland–Boks clash, it’s obvious: safety rules are being misapplied, and they’re draining rugby of the wild, fiery energy that once defined it.

In this episode of Meet the Athlete, I chat with cyclist Jaedon Terlouw. He opens up about his career so far and gives us an honest look into the mental battles that come with his sport — including moments after tough races where he struggled to see the value of life. Yet through it all, he reminds himself that this is the path God has set before him.

In this episode, I talk about how a single win can be the spark that triggers the change you’ve been working toward! Stay consistent — your time is coming. Do what you can, and trust God to take care of the rest. That win is coming!

Join me for Episode 3 of the Meet the Athlete series as I chat with talented Harlequins scrum-half, Stefan Putter. Stefan opens up about his rugby journey, the lessons he’s learned along the way, and his aspirations for life both on and off the field. He also shares his thoughts on leadership — reminding us that, as he puts it, “what’s a team without a leader?”

Following up on last week’s episode, “Performance Is Not Your Identity,” today I explore what true success looks like for an athlete. Is it about collecting medals and personal accolades? While that’s one form of success, there’s far more to building a lasting and meaningful career than just the trophies.

Join me for Episode 2 of the Meet the Athlete series, as I chat with talented footballer Ingoma Mwanza, who currently plays as a striker for Spanish side UD Melilla. Ingoma shares his journey with the beautiful game — from humble beginnings to playing in Europe — and offers valuable advice to the next generation of African players chasing their football dreams.

Rueben Amorim’s story at United reminds us that success isn’t always straight up.

From being written off and sitting 15th last season to now turning things around, he’s proving that growth takes time — and sometimes, suffering.

Life works the same way. You’ll have highs and lows, moments you shine and moments you fall short. But your performance isn’t your identity.

You are more than your results — because who you are isn’t defined by how well you do, but by who created you.