Run Your Life Podcast Host, Performance/Leadership Coach, TEDX Speaker. Striving to be impactful.
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Being outside and striking from a tee, the student reflected on what was stopping them from hitting perfectly.
This information will be help guide the student how to make improvements.
#physed @andyvasily @GaryZDPE
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What did The Mamba Mentality really mean for Kobe & what were some key #habits that helped him become one of the greats? I saw them during our years working together. And here’s one you can apply to anything you want to get better at. #performance #kobe #mindset #mambamentality
Some thoughts I shared in a recent LinkedIn article about my favorite team, The Blue Jays, and the challenges they are facing this season.
The Fragility of Success: The Hidden Cost of Losing Alignment linkedin.com/pulse/fragility…
@FlettGordon @SiddallJoe
Awesome Mike. You facilitate thinking in others to change their habitual thought patterns. I'm reminded of Jim Loehr when I think of the power of personal narrative. May his soul rest in peace (legend). He nailed it with this quote. Your short clip here reminded me of Jim's quote
The trick to a bad thought mid-game isn't fighting it, it's not fighting it at all.
It's the dwelling on the thought that jams you...my job is to be aware of it, entertain it if it's helping, and if not, just be like, yeah, see you later.
You're not a machine, weird thoughts bubble up whether you like it or not.
The skill isn't stopping them.
It's learning to let them pass through instead of setting up camp.
So easy to stick around bad friends hoping for a change in dynamics in the relationship. A cleanse of relationships is so important. Recognizing who buoys us up and who doesn't is equally important. Thanks for sharing this Mike.
Simon Sinek, @simonsinek, says being a bad friend does real, measurable damage, not just to feelings, but to how people think and cope.
When we are bad friends, we leave people feeling unseen, unheard, misunderstood, alone.
That's bad for anyone's mental health, anyone's ability to cope with stress, anyone's ability to think through problems and seize opportunities.
He's not where he is despite his friends putting up with his selfishness and self-involvement, he's there because of it.
Good friendship isn't just comfort. It's infrastructure.
I know what I'm watching tonight with my wife @neilasteele. Thanks Tim!
Always return back to this inspiring Jim Loehr's quote. How true it is. Kept that quote up on our chalkboard wall for a long time as a reminder to always be aware of our inner voice. Jim recently passed away, but his impact will last for ages. @tferriss @michaelgervais
Grateful for the opportunity to keynote the National PE Institute last weekend at the University of North Carolina in Asheville. Wonderful conference with great educators. Special thanks to @ArtieKamiya and @NCSHAPE for the opportunity. #physed
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Many thanks to Dr. Tiffany Fuller for capturing many of the moments we all experienced during "Day 1 and Day 2 in Asheville." Here is the link > tiffanyfuller.smugmug.com/20…
It contains what seems like over 10,000 pictures from the Wednesday evening social, pictures of our exhibitors, keynoters, presenters - all the way to our Closing Ceremonies and "All Camp Group Pictures!" Again, it was so great to see each of you. We hope yesterday brought a memorable time and that you had the chance to network with other wonderful attendees from across the United States and around the world!
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Attention #PhysEd PE Institute Attendees! A wonderful item awaits for anyone posting a selfie with the cool stage banner in the background and/or an assortment of action picts. This pin was create back in 2015 as an incentive for folks to get-with-it on social media. See Chris Walker or Artie anytime on Friday...
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A great few days at the ECIS PE conference in Zurich. Great to make connections, learn from others and share our work on wheels and parkour and gather feedback.
Plenty to take away and continue to learn
#physed @andyvasily @tomazfaria1 @meaningfulPE
For anyone out there who may need support or knows someone in need of support, my wife Neila Steele will be facilitating a 10-week program that is focused on emotional eating. Please see her post about the aims of the program if interested. #PhysEd
compassionateinquiry.com/ci-…
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These students learned how to ride a bike this week. Now they are thinking of their next “just right “ challenge @meaningfulPE #Joy #MotorCompetence #Challenge @TimFletcher12 @doug_gleddie @TyRiddick @RhysMeredith23 @andyvasily @PA_Researcher @perfinker @LuisIgl51610 @PhysedNow
Me too Megaera. Looking forward to connecting. Such a genuine honor to be able to speak at the conference.
A10 I would like to go to #NPEI again this summer. I am eager to finally meet @andyvasily. I would also like to go back to the NJ Lake conference (put this on your bucket list, folks). Love the unique and intimate setting there. #iahperdchat
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Ss practiced serves in a variety of net and wall games. They self assessed themselves over 2 lessons to see the progress. They choose the level they felt they are.
Such an easy way to see progress and let students know they are heard.
#Physed #Lovepe @andyvasily @meaningfulPE
