ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
I'm Harrison Bernstein host of The Everyday Coach, an exploration into helping us improve relationships by recognizing coaching opportunities in our daily lives. Whether it's just a quick word or a longer engagement, we are coaching every day.. in every aspect of our life, whether we realize it or not. This makes us all coaches. On each episode, we talk with prominent leaders about how we can turn everyday interactions into everyday coaching moments.
I started this show because I realized I know so many fantastic coaches in professional sports, in successful businesses and in our nation's military. I also know these incredible people have secret insights about what it takes to successfully lead as a coach. And I want to share this knowledge with the world, so everyone can become a GREAT everyday coach.
I started this show because I realized I know so many fantastic coaches in professional sports, in successful businesses and in our nation's military. I also know these incredible people have secret insights about what it takes to successfully lead as a coach. And I want to share this knowledge with the world, so everyone can become a GREAT everyday coach.
Hosts:
Update frequency:
every 80 days
Average audio length:
63 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
40 episodes
since Feb. 27, 2020
episodic
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Harrison and James Rodriguez discuss the importance of selfless leadership, continuous learning, and skill development for personal and professional growth, with a focus on adapting to new roles and technologies. They emphasize the significance of embracing change, taking risks, and improving skill…
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Harrison and Tom Quinlan, CEO RR Donnelley, discuss Tom's career trajectory, preparation and execution in both sports and business, leadership, ethical practices, recruiting students from colleges, managing successful younger employees, the importance of fairness and consistency in the workplace, r…
In this episode, I talk with Hall of Fame College Football Coach Mack Brown about the modern sports landscape and how we can best serve todays athletes.
After honing his coaching skills at Southern Mississippi, Memphis State, Iowa State & LSU, Brown earned his first head coaching position at …
This episode features the 12th Sergeant Major of the US Army, Jack Tilley, discussing a lifetime of leadership lessons learned based on his book Soldier for Life. A career soldier Sergeant Major Tilley held many leadership positions within the department of the army and the unified command environm…
Harrison and Christine Dorfler, CFO of the NFL, discuss the formative role of sports in shaping their leadership skills, with Christine emphasizing the importance of humility, confidence, and adaptability. They also explore the importance of leadership skills in the business world, the power of act…
In this episode Florent "Flo" Groberg reflects on leadership lessons learned as a young athlete from his early coaches which ultimately shaped his heroic military career that resulted in receiving the Medal of Honor, the United States' highest award for military valor in action
Flo deployed severa…
In this episode, we discuss the concept of thoughts and the power we choose to give them. And sometimes we make them VERY powerful. Dr. Ben Freakly shares his perspective on the subject from his extensive experience and knowledge base.
Dr. Ben Freakley is the CEO and founder of Ready|Set|Resilien…
Kristin Noto, the author of the book Live E.P.I.C Excellence Personified In Character, discusses her secrets to happiness and fulfillment through 7 virtues. This discussion explores and challenges these virtues to help discover peace and happiness within ourselves and those we coach.
In this episode, Shawn Springs and I revisit old football memories and leadership lessons which paved the way for him become the Founder and CEO of Windpact, a successful materials data and technology company. Shawn was a top national football recruit leaving high school, which led to an illustriou…
In this Episode we speak with Colonel Patricia Collins who served in the U.S. Army as a Communications Officer for 24 years. In 2006, after returning from Iraq, she was struck by a car while bicycling to work. Her injury left her as a below knee amputee, but did not affect her military service.Upon…
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