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Do you ever think:

• How can I get my soccer player to practice on his/her own?
• Why aren't they working harder in practice or playing harder in games?
• I played soccer and know what I'm talking about, I just wish my child would listen to my advice?
• I wish my child would handle pressure better...I know they're better than what they play like sometimes.
• I wish my player enjoyed soccer like they used to.
• How can I help my child find the internal motivation it takes to be successful?
• I'm afraid my player won't reach his/her full potential?
  

The thing about parenting is, you can't truly motivate your soccer player. 

Your child responds better to his/her coaches, teachers, mentors, and even sometime strangers.

Your job as a parent is to love them unconditionally and put them in the best environment to succeed and provide resources for them to flourish.

She/he will also be able to map out a plan to improve performance and understand the importance of great nutrition, sleep, and time management.

Your athlete will not only tap into more of that internal drive it takes to be a successful athlete and human being, but will also experience more joy and love in their process.  Approaching anything that way always leads to more empowerment and more success!

You will no longer find yourself wishing your athlete did more on their own instead of relying on going to practice and you will rest assured that what they are working on is actually beneficial.  You will find yourself letting go of the need to motivate her/him. 

You can then focus more on what they really need from you: unconditional love and support.  That is SO impactful and beneficial for children to succeed!

I felt I didn’t even come close to reaching my potential as a soccer player and ended my youth career wanting to make a difference in the lives of soccer players and people. My main mission was to make sure no player I coached finished playing with the thought, ‘I could have been better only if…' or at least had fewer bullet points on their list of regrets than I did.

As I developed my soccer coaching, I started to mold my natural innate abilities as a leader and teacher with knowledge of the four pillars in any sport- technical, tactical, physical, psychological and made sure to focus on each one for each one of my players.

While coaching a very high-level youth team, I experienced many interactions and even some confrontations from parents of my players. During the unpleasant interactions I felt defensive, but later saw that parents want the same thing- to see their child succeed. How they sometimes went about it was not always helpful, which was the reason I started my podcast.
 
During an internship I did for my counseling degree, one of the most impactful statements my mentor told me was that he knew he could do more for a child by never seeing the child and only seeing the parent, versus only seeing the child and never seeing the parent.
 
I realized how important it was to not only develop players in the four pillars, but how necessary it was to help them by helping their parent as well. "Help the parent, help the child."

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