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The Worst Part of Practice Might Be Your Biggest Opportunity

Bruce Brown has been coaching and consulting for decades. He is practical and someone I learn so much from every time I talk to him. So, when he told me in a recent conversation on the Beyond Coaching podcast that he spent an entire summer rethinking how he approached conditioning, I paid attention even though […]

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The ROI of Love

Your Nervous System’s Best Investment — Part 4 of 4 By Eva Selhub, MD Over the past few weeks, we have been exploring how the nervous system, as a living system in constant pursuit of balance, may perform, heal and sustain more effectively when its preferred strategy for achieving that balance is supported rather than […]

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Love as Competitive Advantage

Your Nervous System’s Best Investment — Part 3 of 4 By Eva Selhub, MD Think back to a moment when you felt at your best — a time when everything came together with an ease that felt almost effortless: your thinking was clear and fast, and you felt genuinely connected to the people around you […]

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The Compounding Cost of Stress Activation

Your Nervous System’s Best Investment — Part 2 of 4 By Eva Selhub, MD It is Sunday evening, but it feels like you are already in Monday. The week ahead is running through your mind — the meetings, the decisions, the people who need things from you. Your body might be in the room, but […]

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Your Nervous System’s Best Investment

By Eva Selhub, MD The nervous system invests in love as a biological strategy. The brain has one primary directive: maintain balance, or restore it as quickly as possible. Every physiological response the body generates — every hormone released, every immune cell deployed, every behavioral impulse activated — exists in service of that directive. Restored […]

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Reward What Matters

For my entire career as an Athletic Director, I send out an email at 8 AM on Monday morning. For years — and even now — I am not sure if I am rewarding the right things. In this email, I celebrate successes, communicate important things for the next week, and reiterate our goals as […]

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Practicing “Story Tourism” Builds Cultural Bridges

I coined the phrase #Story Tourism many years ago to describe what happens we travel to a new place whether it’s another country or another part of the United States. We see the place with a fresh eye whether we looking at the local architecture or the plants that are grown. The other benefit is […]

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Dr. Lisa Riegel: Compliance Isn’t Commitment—Coaching the Brain for Lasting Buy-In

Dr. Lisa Riegel joins Rob Ramseyer to translate neuroscience into practical coaching leadership. She explains why behavior is the intersection of biology and context, how athletes’ (and coaches’) perceptions are shaped unconsciously, and why teams under stress often lose access to their best decision-making. The conversation moves from brain science to culture-building: psychological safety, proactive […]

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