Coach Kub Podcast

When we are trying to implement a new habit or process into our lives, "anchor" it with something productive that we already do every single day. With the potential for more time on our our hands due to our current circumstances, let's utilize it for ENHANCEMENT and PROGRESSION. Social Media: https://linktr.ee/coachkub

Happy Friday Y'all! For today's episode I am sharing an interview that I did with The Wave Media Co. about a month and a half ago. During this conversation we covered my biggest influences, thoughts on hosting my own podcast, and why consistency in our words and actions are so important. MAKE it a great weekend y'all! Social Media: https://linktr.ee/coachkub

Leaders do not get people to believe in them, but rather find ways to get people to believe in THEMSELVES. It isn't about us as coaches, teachers, parents, or people of influence - all that matters is how we move the hearts of others in a positive direction. Social Media: https://linktr.ee/coachkub

Judgment is the driver of inaction. Why do kids play more than adults? Why do kids learn faster than adults? Why do kids fail more than adults? The answer, at least some part of it, is always fear of JUDGMENT. Let's get outside and play this week my friends. Happy Wednesday

When we have something to look forward to in our lives, whether it be daily, weekly, monthly, or yearly, we therefore have more reason and responsibility to live life with purpose and drive. Establishing things in our lives, whatever that may look like for us, may be just the kickstart we need to work out of funk, or perhaps take us to a whole new level. Social Media: https://linktr.ee/coachkub

Energy is not necessarily "juice" or "noise." Energy is a presence you give off when people are around you, and what that vibe exudes directly correlates to the amount of purpose you are living with to achieve the best for yourself and others. Social Media: https://linktr.ee/coachkub

Amazing person, incredible thinker, and even better listener, Adam Powers joins us for this week's Friday Discussion. We cover many topics that include structure stimulating creative outlets, training for an ultra-marathon, and how comparison can be a slippery slope depending on circumstance and context. Make it a great day y'all! Contact Me: https://linktr.ee/coachkub

Comparison can be a slippery slope, so how should we navigate it? Today we offer up practical ways to go about doing so in a fulfilling and enriching way. Contact Me: https://linktr.ee/coachkub

If we wish to identify our passions in life, HARD WORK and TIME SPENT must be executed to find the answers we seek. How do you seek out your passions? Contact Me: https://linktr.ee/coachkub

1) "Both Positive and negative experiences are amplified when we share them, leading to even greater feelings of similarity" - Originals 2) Shared tactics trump shared goals (up to a certain point) - Originals 3) Money exposes us, doesn't change us. Contact Me: https://linktr.ee/coachkub

1) "Actions and words reflect belief" - Extreme Ownership 2) "It is almost always the LEADER'S ATTITUDE that dtermined whether their SEAL units would ultimately succeed or fail" - Extreme Ownership 3) Work ethic MUST match the height of your goals.....and it still might not happen......... Contact Me: https://linktr.ee/coachkub

Author, speaker, and mentor figure, Ben Malcolmson has been the right-hand man to Seattle Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll for the last 13 seasons. During his college years at USC, Ben was a student newspaper reporter for the Daily Trojan who tried out for the top-ranked football team simply to write a first-person account of the walk-on tryout process. Having not played football since 5th grade, he surprised himself and countless others when he got the call that he had earned a roster spot as a wide receiver on the 2006 Trojans. After his one fairytale season ended, he became Director of Online Media for USC Football, where he created and managed the groundbreaking online presence for the Trojans as well as PeteCarroll.com. Since then, Ben has served Carroll and the Seahawks for the past 10 seasons. Also, he has been a contributing writer for Sports Illustrated, The Associated Press, USA Today, and The Dallas Morning News. Ben currently shares his story to churches, youth groups

As we approach this week I challenge us all to one, produce more of something that we are trying to get better at or be creative in, and two, broaden our horizons and seek out something to learn or do that is outside of what we normally do. Will you be the next Steve Jobs, I’m not sure although certainly possible. However, at the very least, your creative spirit will unleash that much more and a new found perspective may be found. Make it a great week y’all - LET’S GET IT!

Greg is an Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach for the World Champion Kansas City Chiefs, just completing his first season on staff. Prior to his current position Greg spent 6 years at Missouri Western State University as the Director of Sports Performance. I have not met many men as influential, noble, and faith-driven as a Greg, and this conversation exemplified those things and so much more. Let's Get It

If you want to be tough, start by being consistent. If you want to be consistent, know who you are and what you stand for as the bedrock of your life. Make it a great week y'all!

Riley is a native of Traverse City, Michigan and alumnus of Michigan State University. He played Linebacker for the Spartans from 2012-2016, which was highlighted by winning the 2014 Rose Bowl, 2014 Cotton Bowl, and two Big Ten Championships. Upon graduation he signed as as Undrafted Free Agent with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and played for them for two seasons. After being released, Riley had a short stint with the Tennessee Titans before deciding to retire and set his sights on a new career in Real Estate. Riley currently lives in Denver, Colorado and works for The Bartic Group at Keller Williams Realty.

As we attack this week my friends, I challenge us to be mindful and present in the big and small moments. Let us realize the importance of not just the championship game, but rather the months and months of preparation every single day, that gives us the chance at performing AND enjoying the championship moments. Make that happen this week y’all.

Malik and Myles Amine will be competing in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics this August as wrestlers representing the country of San Marino. The story of how this opportunity has come to fruition for them is absolutely remarkable, and they shed light on what that processed has looked like along the way. On today's episode we discuss what qualifying for the Olympic games entails, what they have learned throughout this entire PROCESS, and how they are preparing for for this incredible opportunity come August. These young men are elite examples of what this platform stands for in harnessing the power of challenge and perspective, and how seeking those things every single day will open doors that we never thought imaginable. Much respect and appreciation for these guys and their approach. LET'S GET IT!

As we embark on this week, I challenge us to put something into action that will help us live more like Kobe, so when our time does come, we can rest in peace knowing we were purposeful in our pursuit of challenge, perspective, and influence. Make it a great week y’all.

I have been receiving some messages as of late in regards to who I am as a person, where my story begins, and the different things that I have learned along the way so far in my life. I thought this suggestion was fantastic so for this Friday's post/episode I decided to reverse engineer my interview and have my beautiful fiancè Jane ask me all of the questions! We cover everything from my upbringing, biggest influences and mentors, and how I got my start in the post-collegiate world. Make it a great weekend y'all!