7 Ways Athletes Can Dominate in Business (or Entrepreneurship) - Whether you’re fresh off the field or a few years into your retirement, let’s talk about how you can transfer those incredible athletic skills into a thriving career or business. You didn’t spend years pushing your

If you’ve been paying attention, you’ve seen it—female athletes are making bigger waves than ever, not just in sports but in business. As their sports continue to grow in stature globally, so does their influence off the field. These women aren’t just winning championships;

Why spend time going after a job you’re settling for when you can invest that same time going after your dream job?

Over the years, I’ve coached countless professionals and athletes transitioning into business careers, and one thing remains constant: preparation is the key to nailing an interview. You wouldn’t walk onto the field without a game plan, and the same applies here. 1. Research,

Turning the Page: From Sport to Significance > Too many athletes finish their playing days feeling like they’ve left their identity behind on the field. But here’s the truth: your sport was just part of your story—not the whole thing. In this week’s feature, I share how

So, there you are—maybe fresh off the field / court / rink, out of the courtroom, the boardroom, or the agency life you’ve known forever, and for the first time in a long time, you’re thinking, “Okay… what’s next?” Welcome to the club. Whether you’ve been crushing it in sports,

Let’s talk about momentum. Not the sports kind, like when your team finally scores after being down three touchdowns and the crowd goes wild. I’m talking about personal momentum; the kind that kicks in the moment you stop thinking about doing something…and actually do it. It’s

Let’s get one thing straight - I love AI, and use it as needed. I’d be crazy not to. It’s fast, it’s smart, and it won’t forget your birthday (if you’ve told it once). But as someone who’s coached hundreds of high-performing professionals, former athletes, and executives trying

Ah, the dreaded question we’ve all been asked at some point, especially in job interviews or networking events: “So, tell me about yourself.” Cue the inner voice screaming, “Where do I even start?!” Do I talk about my career? My athletic past? My obsession with golf and chicken

The 7 Words That Could Boost Your Salary Let’s say you’ve made it through the résumé black hole, you crushed the interview, and now, finally, you’ve got an offer! You’re tempted to pop some champagne and reply, “Yes! I’ll take it!” Hold up. Breathe. Put the cork back in.

If there’s one thing I’ve learned from hosting over 200 Win Again Clubroom events, it’s this: the people in the room are your best resource…if you know how to tap into them! And tomorrow, July 24th at 1pm ET, you’ll get a golden opportunity to do just that. We’re welcoming a

Recently we hit the road to Foxborough, MA for the 200x85 hockey tournament at the Foxboro Sports Center, and let me tell you, nothing beats meeting young athletes and their parents in person to talk about why NeuroGuard+ is a game-changer for safety and performance in hockey.

Last week, we teamed up with the Brooklyn Cyclones for a special Tomorrow's Champions event, and if you’ve ever wondered whether giving back really makes a difference, let me tell you this: Yes. It. Does. Every single time. What made this night so special wasn’t just the

Whether you're walking into an interview, pitching a new product, asking for a raise, or just trying to get your point across in a meeting, one thing separates the pros from the rest: They always think WIIFT: What’s In It For Them? Too often, we prep for conversations thinking

🎣 Taking the Bait...What would hook you? 👉 A bold coaching offer? 👉 A chance to invest in one of the innovative companies I’ve partnered with? 👉 Exclusive content that actually helps you grow? 👉 Or maybe just the right intro to someone who needs what you offer? Whatever it

I had a conversation earlier today with someone preparing for a job interview, and I could tell they were already in their own head, doubting their experience, unsure if they were “good enough,” and completely forgetting one crucial fact: If you’ve been invited to an interview,

I was at a networking event recently when I noticed a man in his 50s with a name tag that read: "Insurance Rep." He looked a little worn down, and I made a light comment about how tough it must be to approach strangers asking for their money and trust. He nodded. He was clearly

You’d think that launching a startup in the sports tech space would be a dream gig, fast-moving, packed with athlete endorsements, cutting-edge gear, locker room energy, and massive funding. But let me tell you, as someone who’s been deep in this arena, founding a sports tech

If you’ve ever tried raising capital in the sports-tech space, you already know the truth: it’s one of the noisiest, most crowded, most hype-driven arenas in the entire startup world. Everyone’s got an app, a wearable, a data platform, a sensor, an AI-powered coach, a community,

If you’ve ever been (or watched) a CEO fight to take a young company into its next chapter, you know it’s not a smooth jog around the track, it’s more like the fourth quarter of a championship game when the clock is running down, half your starters are taped together, and you’re