Sam Darnold, New York Jets Quarterback
This week’s conversation is with quarterback Sam Darnold on leadership, trust, and confidence.Sam was just selected by the New York Jets with the 3rd pick i...
Football
Why You Can Support The Military & Colin Kaepernick
This is a volunteer army where these young people stand up when a nation calls. They don't get into debates about the politics, how we are going to pay ...
Dr. Harry Edwards: Human Rights, Sport and Society
This conversation is loaded. The center of the conversation is Dr. Harry Edwards journey to impact human rights through the experiences of the African American ...
Drew Bledsoe: NFL Quarterback, Life Student, Entrepreneur, Wine
Drew Bledsoe was a star quarterback at Washington State University before he skipped his senior year to go professional. In 1993, he was the No. 1 NFL draft pic...
Creating a Relationship-Based Culture
Pete Carroll explains why creating a relationship based culture in Seattle is vital to their success. He believes his job is to help others become their be...
Becoming a Better Risk Taker
Pete Carroll discusses how he helps others take a shot.He believes great performers dwell in the moment of risk. They look for it because they have beco...
The Importance of Being Present
Being where your feet are at is a skill. Pete Carroll talks about why being present is vital to the success of the Seattle Seahawks.
“When we’re at our best...
The Moment He Knew He Thought Different
Pete Carroll describes the first time he noticed he had a unique approach to coaching football.It was one precise moment.He was an assistant c...
Pete Carroll: Competing to Be Your Best
Is there a right way to live life? For thousands of years, this question has been at the heart of some of the most influential shapers of modern living. ...
Nate Boyer: Going For It (Part 1)
Some people think about adventure -- and others make their life a living adventure.
Nate Boyer graduated high school unsure about his path in life. Looki...
Tom Osborne: Leadership
While in graduate school, a psychology professor asked the class to draw a line across the middle of the paper. He asked us to write down, above the line, three...