
Clinical Sports Psychologist-@lsubaseball alum & 2x NCAA Champ-@UA_Athletics Clinical & Sports Psychologist-Over 20 @PGATour WInners - @Brewers Psychologist
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Waiting for confidence before you act can keep you stuck in the exact place where confidence needs to be built.
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IT'S A PAT MURPHY THREE-PEAT ‼️
Congratulations to our 3x NL Manager of the Year!
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Pat Murphy makes history by becoming the first manager to win three consecutive Manager of the Year awards.
You don't have to feel ready to take the next step. Sometimes readiness is something you develop by taking it.
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Eric Eshleman of the Country Club of Birmingham is now vice president of the PGA of America, which represents more than 30,000 golf professionals nationwide. bizjournals.com/birmingham/n…
You don't have to feel confident to take the next step, feel ready to have the conversation, or feel certain to make the decision. You can act without waiting for your thoughts to cooperate.
The more you argue with every thought that makes you uncomfortable, the more attention you give it. Sometimes the best response is to let it be there and get back to work.
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Coaching at Alabama ain't for everybody, and Kalen DeBoer has felt the wrath at times. Who wouldn't coming in after Nick Saban? But a few numbers to consider on the heels of tonight's blowout of LSU on the road:
In his career, DeBoer is 22-8 vs. AP ranked teams, 8-4 vs. top-10 teams, 8-2 vs. Kiffin, Sark, Smart and Lanning, 9-0 off a bye week, 11-3 vs. ranked teams on the road and 6-2 vs. ranked teams in true road games at Bama.
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THIS IS WILD: Alabama coaches got so FIRED UP on the sideline that they started shoving each other while celebrating.
The Crimson Tide coaching staff was absolutely losing its mind, with two coaches going at each other.
THIS IS HILARIOUS.
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Coaches, your relationship w/athletes matters. That’s well studied & known. Did you know you can change their mental game too? Good stuff from @DrBhrettMcCabe on Nick Saban
High performers don't necessarily think more positively. They get better at recognizing which thoughts help them perform and which ones pull them away from the task.












