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There's a difference between buying a gym membership and actually using it. You can spend/invest all the money in the world in the fanciest membership, but unless you're putting the work in, then it's just a fancy line item on your credit card statement. The same goes into mentor/mentee relationships. Unless you're putting the work in, then you're not going to get anything out of it. Learn more about the topic—and what you should be on the lookout for—in the video below.

There's a difference between buying a gym membership and actually using it. You can spend/invest all the money in the world in the fanciest membership, but unless you're putting the work in, then it's just a fancy line item on your credit card statement. The same goes into mentor/mentee relationships. Unless you're putting the work in, then you're not going to get anything out of it. Learn more about the topic—and what you should be on the lookout for—in the video below.

Imagine coaching not one, not two, but thirty-six youth sports teams while running a full-time law practice. Sounds like an insane feat of work-life balance doesn't it? But here’s the kicker – it’s not just possible; it’s a chapter from my own life. Balancing a demanding career with family responsibilities isn’t a walk in the park, but the answer is pretty simple- one must plan ahead with both. Family comes first and that will never change. That said, I was also able to carry on a fruitful business while spending 30 hours a week on the field, signing up for tournaments, emailing parents, or attending league meetings. It just required planning, hard work, and some sacrifice of “down time.”Now, I’d love to hear from you. How do you manage the delicate balance between work and family? Any tips, tricks, or hilarious mishaps to share? Drop your comments below.

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In these times when people can feel quite isolated, despite all the connection digital technology brings, sometimes it's the simplest things that can bring people together in the most meaningful and durable ways. Who knew swimming in cold water could be a social glue? Or a non-gymlike gym. Or social running at an open pace. #community #isolation #loneliness #sports #communitybuilding #britain #uk https://lnkd.in/eZPqVFU8

Revisiting an old topic #youthempowerment #youthsportscoaching #YouthSportsParenting #athletementalhealth #youthsportscoach #coaching #Youthsportsreform #youthsportsadvocate https://lnkd.in/eT37_UG2

Empowering Student Athletes: Overcoming Challenges Together This video discusses how to support student athletes by reducing their burdens and fostering their development in a non-traditional way. Discover how we can create opportunities that prioritize mental health and overall well-being for young athletes. #StudentAthletes #MentalHealthMatters #Empowerment #AthleteSupport #YouthDevelopment #CollegeLife #WorkLifeBalance #Sportsmanship #EducationalOpportunities #CommunityImpact

While it might seem obvious, encouraging your kid to hustle is the best and easiest way to get noticed by the coach & earn more playing time on the field. https://lnkd.in/ebfUHGNc #psychology #sports #mentalhealth #athletes #coaching #parenting

As someone who is autistic, and also a rower (give or take), I was unsurprisingly drawn to this article. Having read it, I can see (based on my experience) how the job of recreating the perfect rowing stroke each time might resonate with some autistic people, but I hadn’t really thought before about the issues neurodivergent people face in professional sport. Clearly I need to let go of a few more preconceptions. Was good to see a relatively positive ND-related article in the mainstream press, though more focus on the benefits neurodivergence brings would have been nice. Clearly lots here that applies for ND people more widely, including the need for role modelling, and the benefits of sharing experiences. #neurodiversitycelebrationweek https://lnkd.in/e9Fnpy9u