The Three Principles of Thought, Consciousness, and Mind, as well as the illusion of the outside-in mis-understanding versus the inside-out reality.

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Gabe Nosseir

Hear what happened along his path, as well as what his parents did during his journey, which allowed him to stay the resilient human being we are all born to be and to defy the odds to getting to the pinnacle that he did.

(Oh yeah, and Jay also talks about what his plans are for his relationship with his son when he gets into competitive sports and his life in general.)

So, what were her parents like during her journey?  What did her path as a skier look like? How does she plan on parenting her own son during his journey as an athlete?  

Find out this and much more in this episode.

As always, we talk about her parents and how they guided her on her journey and Andrea touches on the three questions she asks herself when she talks to her son. 

Gabe also helps you to discover an amazing way to help improve communication between you and your child and to have your child listen to you better and then flourish more in his or her life.

What led to Doug’s success on the field, which included being named as the best college football player in 1984 and winning numerous championships as a professional?  Find out in this awesome episode!  

Find out which injuries are connected with what thought patterns in this episode with Gabe and find out what it takes to help prevent and recover from them.

Gooch is a first generation American whose parents emigrated from Nigeria and worked diligently to provide for him and his four siblings to help them excel in whatever they chose to do in life.  It just so happened to be soccer that Gooch focused on and he had a strong desire to be the best since he was a young child.  

Where did that drive come from?  What were his parents like during his athletic career and what is Gooch’s advice for parents today? Find out on today’s episode!

Then, on episode 11, I’ll give my opinion on what I believe helped Gooch along his journey.

Do you have different takeaways?  Leave me a voicemail by scrolling up and clicking the “Start Recording” button.

Dive into this episode and hear what Jarrin’s parents were like on his journey as an athlete.  His father ran for Trinidad and Tobago as well, so did Jarrin feel pressure to perform from him?

Also in this episode, Jarrin talks about some troubling issues he sees in youth sports today and how he expects to parent his daughter when she’s on her journey as an athlete.

Please feel free to leave me a voicemail about anything you want to share about the podcast or if you have a question you want help with.  There’s a link on my website- a clearmind.com/podcast or you can go to speakpipe.com/clarityfor.

AJ went onto a professional career in the NBA and in Europe after his college days.

So, what did his parents do (or not do) that helped him have that self-motivation to want to work on his game outside of practice?  Find out in this episode of Clarity for Parents of Athletes.

Please feel free to contact Gabe for team and parent workshops or individual coaching at aclearmind.com

How did he excel to get to the level of playing for the English National Basketball Team?
Who were his major influences?

There are so many gems in this amazing episode as well as in his book, “Soul Survivor”, which you can order through his website by clicking here- https://www.robertianbonnick.com/ 

Now she helps young girls with the psychological side of their beings, both in person and virtually.  Check out her work at- paigetonz.com

Listen to her awesome story of how she went from being too hard on herself to conquering her fears and find out where those came from in the first place on this episode.

As always, I’m available to work with your team and parent groups or individuals as well.  

As always, I discuss parental influence during Mohini’s journey and what pressure she felt from the sacrifices her family made for her.

Have questions for me?  Contact me through my website- aclearmind.com.  I’m available to do a workshop for your team or parents as well as work with individuals and small groups. 

Despite his success, Mark admits he often found himself trying to prove that he was good enough, compared to his older sister who was a tennis phenom herself, and his father, a highly esteemed professor who just happens to have an asteroid named after him.  His mom pushed him to be disciplined and instilled a work ethic that helped him get to where he found himself on the tennis circuit.

His achievements are something many tennis players dream of and few obtain, but after listening to this interview you might ask yourself, “Was it worth it at the end?”

He is a veteran of the US National Competition Climbing Team having competed in domestic and foreign Nationals, World Cups, International Opens, Invitational Masters and Professional Climbers Association level events.

During his 15-year competition career, he spent 5 consecutive seasons ranked in the top 10 of the World Cup Bouldering ranking and overall world ranking.  He is an X-Games medalist, US and French national champion and is distinguished as being the only North American rock climber to have won professional level international competitions in every world cup discipline of the sport: speed climbing, bouldering and sport climbing.  Timy’s climbing career has brought him to over 40 countries.  He lived and trained in France for several years and speaks Spanish and French.

Timy has conducted numerous climbing demonstrations, clinics and multi-day youth performance training camps for junior team programs worldwide.  He has represented over 50 brands as a sponsored athlete and served as a spokesman for the historic Multnomah Athletic Club in Portland, OR from 2014-2019.  He has worked as a sports analyst for ESPN, Star Sports, OLN and Eurosport in the US, Europe and Asia.  As president of Futurist Climbing Consultants, Timy has designed climbing holds, a signature pro model climbing shoe and over 20 commercial climbing gyms.

Still very passionate about his own personal growth through climbing, Timy climbed his hardest route at the age of 46.5 yrs with the first ascent of Throwback V15 – Priest Draw, AZ.  His other passions include skiing, soccer, running, archery, international cuisine, philosophy and diverse musical genres.  Timy resides in Albuquerque and Arroyo Hondo, NM with his wife, Brandi Proffitt who is also a former professional competition climber.

Be sure to check out his forthcoming podcast series.

Listen to Gregg’s story of his youth, high school, and college days and what habits he picked up from his parents.  Role modeling is so important and Gregg had some great ones in his life.  His story is extremely motivating for parents and also for athletes, especially the ones who are late bloomers.  Of course Gregg, who is a parent himself, gives us advice for parents who are raising athletes today.

His cultural background and his natural drive to succeed played a huge role in him going to Stanford and winning a national championship, playing professionally on the PGA Tour, and as a businessman. Notah talks about all of this of course and also the secret formula to success as any athlete, the three rules he has for his children when they play sports, and his long-time friendship with Tiger Woods.

As always, you can get in touch with Gabe with your opinions, or to connect with him about doing one of his workshops or working with him in a small group or individually as well to help make your best even better. Go to aclearmind.com to reach out.

Gina Riley, Ph.D. is an educational psychologist, Clinical Professor, and Program Coordinator of the Adolescent Special Education program at CUNY – Hunter College. Dr. Riley has over fifteen years experience working with teens with learning disabilities and emotional and behavioral disorders. Her research interests include intrinsic motivation, Self Determination Theory, Cognitive Evaluation Theory, homeschooling, unschooling, and other alternative learning environments. Dr. Riley also has extensive experience in online education and distance learning at the college/university level. Dr. Riley’s first book, Unschooling: Exploring Learning Beyond the Classroom, will be published by Palgrave Macmillan in the Fall of 2020.

In this episode, Gabe delves deeper into one aspect of the Three Principles, Consciousness. Follow this chart to see the different levels and their point value, according to Dr. David Hawkins.

From the lowest state of consciousness of shame to enlightenment, we all experience life in some fashion. We also have the ability to transform from lower levels, including apathy, grief, anger to higher ones during this time, as long as we’re willing to do so. Gabe is always here to help you with your journey. Reach out to him at gabe@aclearmind.com to take your first step and schedule a free Clarity Call.

Now, he’s a professional player in Europe and has a contract with Anderlech, one of the top teams in Belgium and is also on loan in Denmark so he can get more playing time. In this episode he talks about his journey as a youth player and the impact playing football in the streets had on his development and what it’s like playing in now empty stadiums.

Her success on the slopes was no doubt due to her upbringing, especially the resiliency shown by her mother, who raised Julia and her sister alone for a period of their lives.  Julia’s down to Earth vibe is evident in this interview and how she approaches life and she naturally focuses on gratitude, which serves her well to this day.

She has a podcast of her own called, “Just Be Yourself with Julia Mancuso”, which gives people an inside look into her life.

Shay talks about her journey as a youth cheerleader, the other sports she played, what her parents were like, body image, and much more on this powerful and unique episode.

Gabe talks about a recent session with one of his clients, which delves into a deeper look into how to structure setting goals and the importance of laying out a plan while being unattached to outcome.

If you are looking for more help in how to assist your child to set goals for him/her self, Gabe is here for you. Go to aclearmind.com to connect with him or email him at gabe@aclearmind.com

Lesle talks about those days, how she accidentally got into coaching, what advice she has for parents today, and answers some questions from parents themselves in this amazing interview.

Happiness can be experienced in any situation and in any moment of life if we choose. Gabe talks about how to do that and how to empower yourself to experience life however you want and to help your children do the same.

Nick takes us on his journey and talks about the role his parents had in his life. Now a chiropractor, he discusses his feelings about his boys playing football and has amazing advice for parents who are raising athletes today.

Adam’s educational background is in philosophy and cognitive science from UC Berkeley, and his current work leverages multi-disciplinary techniques to examine the impact of sleep deprivation on human health and brain function. He is particularly interested in the physiology of pain, the interplay between sleep and the immune system, and in exploring the many functions of sleep.

Gabe and Adam discuss the different types of sleep, sleep needs for children and adolescents, sleep paralysis, sleep’s impact on pain and recovery, good sleep habits, and much more.

Sam continued hers and found her way to James Madison University and to the professional ranks of the NWSL with Boston Breakers and Portland Thorns FC, before heading to Europe, and attributes her success to finding meditation along her journey.

She now works with youth athletes and teaches them the same techniques, which helped her achieve success on and off the field.
If you want to get in touch with Sam, her website is https://www.meditationbysam.com/

There are clips from some of the athletes:

Jay DeMerit- US Men’s National Soccer Team player
Oguchi Onyewo- US Men’s National Soccer Team player
Gregg Berhalter- – US Men’s National Soccer Team player and now Head Coach
Andrea Neil- Canadian Women’s National Soccer Team player
AJ Bramlett- University of Arizona Men’s Basketball, NCAA champion, NBA, & European leagues player
Jarin Solomon- 4×400 Olympic Bronze Medalist & World Champion with Trinidad & Tobago
Sue Hansen- Mother of Luc Longley, who won three championships in the NBA for Chicago Bulls during the Michael Jordan era and also played for Minnesota Timberwolves.
Ashleigh McIvor DeMerit- Ski Cross Olympic Gold Medlist
Mark Keil- Professional Tennis Player
Brian Wiese- Head Coach Georgetown Men’s Soccer
Notah Begay- PGA Tour golfer
Timy Fairfield- Professional rock climber and top 10 in the world in Bouldering
Allistair McCaw- Performance Coach

Trent talks to Gabe about his journey as a young gymnast, through his college days, and to the USA Gymnastics Team, and of course the night in Barcelona when he won the High Bar competition.

A parent of athletes himself, Trent discusses his role along the journey of his children and gives amazing advice just for you.

Click Here to check out Gabe’s new Player Empowerment Program which helps athletes 13 years and older skyrocket their performance and truly understand what it takes to excel in sports.

UCLA Men’s Soccer Head Coach Ryan Jorden comes on to help answer some questions such as what to do to improve performance for players not able to train fully or at all, how to get noticed by college coaches if there are no games or college camps, and so much more.

Gabe released two new online programs, one completely free one for parents of athletes (Click Here For Details)

The other is his Player Empowerment Program, helping athletes skyrocket their performance in and out of sports (Click Here For Details).

Join our Clarity for Parents of Athletes groups on Facebook for a special discount code! (Click here to join that group)

He comes onto the show to talk about water polo of course as well as what it was like as the son of a Brazilian water polo legend, playing in the Olympics and Europe, and what advice he has for parents of athletes today.

Check out more about Tony and his app by clicking on the link or going to http://tonyazevedo.com/

To sign up for a completely FREE program designed specifically to support parents of athletes support their children click on the link or go to http://aclearmind.com/free-gift/