Dr. Brett is a sports psychologist and life coach with nearly three decades of experience in the field. Tune in as he talks with pro athletes and many others. Topics will range from talking about their favorite golfers to overcoming self-doubt. Take this opportunity to listen and learn with Dr. Brett how to improve your game on and off the field!
In this final episode, Dr. Brett talks with Darrin Schenck. Darrin is a former professional racquetball player. This is one sport that is rather unusual. Thus, the two spend a lot of time talking about it.
In this episode, Dr. Brett meets with CEO and performance director Nick Savage. The two discuss the crucial importance of diversity in all aspects of life.
In this episode, Dr. Brett talks with former professional soccer player Max Toulette. The two of them delve into Max's world, as he shares his perspectives on soccer and money.
In this episode, Dr. Brett talks with Jack Beer, a member of the NCAA championship winning Georgetown soccer team. Jack shares his story about his love for soccer and other aspects of his life.
In this episode, Dr. Brett brings in martial artist and coach Rafael Gomez. They talk about the very real connections between mind, body, and power.
Tune in for the second part of Dr. Brett's conversation with mental performance coach Christian Straka, as they discuss the importance of solid mentorship.
In this episode, Dr. Brett talks with mental performance coach and former pro tennis player Christian Straka who reveals what it takes to take your game to the next level.
Dr. Brett sits down with Jahmaal Hays once again. This time, the two talk about one of Dr. Brett's favorite topics: The Masters. In particular, they focus on women's golf.
Dr. Brett talks with competitive squash player and coach Andre Giglio. Listen in as they talk about what they believe to be the most challenging obstacle in sports.
In this episode, Dr. Brett brings in his friend Jahmaal Hays again to talk about the key ways that one can adjust to a completely different world with COVID-19 changing everything.
In this episode, Dr. Brett talks with Luigi Mondelli. Luigi is a Brazilian jiu jitsu black belt and self-defense/combative specialist. The two discuss what jiu jitsu training is like for beginners with a focus on the mental side of this training.
Dr. Brett continues his conversation with his wife Chanakarn, as they talk about the importance of making genuine connections especially during the challenging times of the COVID-19 pandemic.
In this episode, Dr. Brett brings a very special guess on to the show: his beloved wife Chanakarn Jang, who is a YouTuber, astrologist, and tarot reader. Listen in as they discuss what it takes to have a happy marriage and a happy life.
Tune in as Dr. Brett continues his conversation with Jahmaal Hays, as they discuss the challenges of parenting during the COVID-19 pandemic.
In this episode, Dr. Brett sits down with his friend Jahmaal Hays, who is a wellness advisor and media producer. They discuss why it is so important to seek out and develop genuine relationships and how these relationships can be beneficial in life.
In this episode, Dr. Brett talks with his long-time friend Sean Matta, who is a paramedic and firefighter. Sean has practiced jiu-jitsu for six years and is on the show to discuss how it can be truly beneficial for those who suffer from ADD.
Dr. Brett sits down with Christina Town again, as she reveals what she believes to be the ultimate cure for depression.
Here is the second part of Dr. Brett's conversation with Amar Bellara. Listen as they discuss just how powerful a combination of competition and chemistry can be.
In this episode, Dr. Brett brings back soccer aficionado Amar Bellara. This time around, the two discuss what it takes to keep moving forward and actually get smarter.
Dr. Brett and Christina Towne continue their conversation and discuss the importance of honoring oneself - something that we often forget to do.
In this episode, Dr. Brett meets with former college soccer player Christina Towne. Christina is now a soul coach and a podcaster. The two discuss the keys to have a mindset for success and why this is so important in life.
Tune in for the second part of Dr. Brett's conversation with Luke Barrientos, as they discuss the best way to prepare for the grind that is college baseball.
In this episode, Dr. Brett talks with Luke Barrientos, a Division III baseball player at Vassar College. They discuss what it takes to be proactive and the benefits of being proactive for athletics and life in general.
This episode is the second part of Dr. Brett's conversation with Jay Hegland, as they go deeper into his story.
Dr. Brett sits down with former professional golfer Jay Hegland, as he talks about a very difficult, yet valuable topic: regrets.
Here is the second part of Dr. Brett's conversation with renowned golf fitness instructor Brandon Gaydorus.
Dr. Brett talks with elite golf fitness trainer Brandon Gaydorus as they discuss what it takes to get in the game.
Tune in for the second part of Dr. Brett's conversation with Rachel Jones as they discuss how to have fun while maintaining focus and flow.
In this episode, Dr. Brett talks with Rachel Jones, a professional golfer, who tells her story of her relationship with the sport they both love.
In this episode, Dr. Brett sits down and talks with professional golfer and former hockey player Kyle Leeds about his experience overcoming self-doubt as a pro athlete.
Tune in as Dr. Brett continues his conversation with David Summers about what it takes to become a D1 athlete.
In this episode, Dr. Brett talks with Division 1 quarterback David Summers about the best way to go about becoming a D1 athlete.
This episode is the second part of Dr. Brett's conversation with Ashante McPherson about overcoming depression.
In this episode, Dr. Brett has his good friend Ashante McPherson on the show. A real estate entrepreneur, boxer, and rapper, Ashante shares his perspective on how best to overcome depression.
Dr. Brett talks with tennis instructor and therapist Ryan Davi. They discuss what it takes to create a life that feels natural, a lesson that is truly invaluable.
Tune in to listen to the second part of Dr. Brett and Eric Stehmann's conversation as they make their final decision regarding whether American or international universities are better for American athletes.
In this episode, Dr. Brett talks with Eric Stehmann, a student and swimmer at Greenwich High School, who has a lot of experience in Holland and Germany as well as America. The main question that they discuss is whether American athletes are better off attending international or American universities.
In this episode, Dr. Brett meets with fellow life coach and entrepreneur Zach Rance. They discuss their experiences in the field and the lessons they have learned along the way that can be applied to anyone.
Dr. Brett talks with Amar Bellara, a financial service provider and soccer aficionado, who offers tips to improve one's life in both the financial and sports worlds.
In this episode, Dr. Brett talks with his sister-in-law Woraphan Kanadpon. Woraphan is an entrepreneur, traveler, and blogger. The two of them discuss why communication is so important to living a happy and successful life.
In this episode, Dr. Brett has Micthell Bartolo on the show. Mitch is a Division 1 lacrosse player at the University of Pennsylvania who is looking to tell his story about his relationship with the sport he loves.
Dr. Brett brings in his golfing buddy Greg James, who is a US Army Veteran, mentor, and sports official. Greg shares much about his experience in the military and with sports and how one injury changed his whole life trajectory.
Dr. Brett talks with nutritional consultant Alex Badek of www.thefuelmethod.com. She offers some surprising insights into how our diets can play a key role in how we interact with others and foster positive relationships.
Dr. Brett sits down and talks with Ransom Sloan, a talented mixed martial artist and coach. They discuss the importance of self-awareness and self-control in being successful in life.
Dr. Brett talks with Goldman Sachs financial analyst Jack Kane who shares his story about his career and his life with sports.