Posts by Cindra Kamphoff
Showing Gratitude This Week & Beyond
Gratitude is connected to better health, more optimism and increased resilience. This week, you could start using a scientifically proven tool to help you feel more grateful. Three tools we discussed that you could use are starting a gratitude journal, using gratitude language, or taking a gratitude walk. On Thanksgiving, you could share your answers…
Read MoreDeveloping a Winner’s Mindset with Matt Birk, Super Bowl Champion, Author & Speaker
Super Bowl champion Matt Birk is a 15-year veteran of the National Football League. Since retiring from football in 2013, Matt has held a number of roles inside the NFL League Office. A native of St. Paul, Minnesota, Matt was drafted by the Minnesota Vikings in 1998 and was a key off-season acquisition of the…
Read MoreThe Power of Gratitude
Practicing gratitude has a lasting impact when done regularly. One study suggested just 2 weeks of a gratitude practice can have a lasting impact for 6 months. Gratitude is also connected to better health as well as more optimism and resilience. You can start a daily gratitude practice at the beginning of your day or…
Read MoreTaming Your Inner Critic
Your inner critic is your disempowering inner voice that can sounds scared, angry, or judgmental. Remember your inner critic tends to lie to you. You want to name your inner critic to tame it. We all have an inner critic inside of us, and a key is to notice your inner critic. We want to…
Read MoreProtecting our Wellness and Being a Supportive Sport Parent with Dr. Hillary Cauthen, Sport Psychologist and Tedx Speaker
At an early age, Hillary was curious about the athletic mindset and finding ways to enhance one’s “heart” and inner drive to reach personal success. While pushing herself to her physical limits, she began to understand the importance of mental strength.Her education began with a focus in sport psychology. Through her studies, she realized the magnitude sport had on one’s…
Read MoreAre You On Your Side or On Your Case?
Confidence is the trust in yourself and your abilities, and is the core of reaching your potential. To build your confidence, it is important you are on your own side, not on your own case. On your case means you are overly critical, negative and never satisfied. On your side, means you are rationale, realistic,…
Read MoreProgress and Process over Perfection with Dr. Nicole Linen, Denver Broncos, Behavior Health Specialist
Dr. Nicole Linen is a Behavior Health Specialist with the Denver Broncos where she works directly with the team’s players and coaches and consult regularly with the Broncos’ medical, athletic training and player development staffs. Her job is to offer mental health assistance and provide them with sport psychology support. Nicole spent 2017-20 at Auburn University, where…
Read MoreThe Power of Your Thinking
If you don’t train your mind, you are letting your thoughts happen by chance. Chance thinking does not lead to success. We must stand guard to our mind. We can do this by the 3 quick steps in The Truth Meter to help us think more powerfully about ourselves and our future. This Week’s…
Read MoreDealing with Uncertainty with Gratitude with Dr. Nicole Gabana, Director of Sport Psychology for the University of Massachusetts Athletics
Dr. Nicole Gabana is a Licensed Psychologist and Certified Mental Performance Consultant who specializes in helping athletes, teams, coaches, and other performers optimize their mental well-being and mental performance. She currently serves as the Director of Sport Psychology for the University of Massachusetts Athletic Department where she provides mental health and mental performance services to athletes and teams.…
Read More3 Ways to Develop Your Grit
Grit has been described as the #1 predictor of success. Grit is essential to develop because it is connected to our work, school and sport performance. We can develop our grit when we connect to what we really want, own our purpose or why each day, and fuel our optimism, hope and gratitude. To register…
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