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Slappin' Glass sits down this week with renown coach of the Spanish Club, Murcia in the ACB, Sito Alonso. The trio dive into a wide ranging conversation covering Coach Alonso's thoughts on in-game play calling, freedom vs. flow, adding layers to sets, and talk Post Automatics and sources of creativity during the always fun "Start, Sub, or Sit?!"

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In this episode of the Life and Money Coach Podcast, host Jerry St. Pierre discusses his experience with long distance landlording. He shares three components to effectively managing rental properties from afar, with tenant selection being the most important. Jerry emphasizes the importance of finding qualified tenants and treating them with professionalism and respect. He also notes the importance of sticking to lease agreements while being flexible in certain situations.

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ABOUT THE LIFE & MONEY PODCAST: 

Jerry St. Pierre overcame significant life adversity. Now, his life's work empowers others to also thrive through head, heart, hands, alignment. Today, Jerry thrives and he shares his story to inspire many, and he is reaching back to help others! Jerr is the host of “The Life & Money Podcast,” where he has conversations that inspire you to financial independence and to do work that you love, so you too can live a purpose filled life!

DISCLAIMER: 

The Life & Money Coach podcast and related websites are the personal views of Jerry St Pierre. The Content in this show are not those of the United States Air Force, Department of Defense, or U.S. government. Content expressed are provided for general information purposes only and do not constitute legal, tax, accounting or other professional advice. Visitors should not act upon any information or content found here without first seeking appropriate advice from an accountant, financial planner, lawyer or other professional. 

In this episode, host Jerry St. Pierre discusses what financial abundance looks like and the mindset needed to achieve it. Financial abundance means having more money than one will ever need, allowing for an unlimited lifestyle. The speaker stresses the importance of not being reckless with money, but rather using it to benefit oneself, one's family, and those in need. He advises investing in the future, including the future of one's children and grandchildren. Jerry hopes that everyone on the same journey will continue to progress towards financial abundance.

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YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCct3BRsOUpFFziRLOGMzIHw 

The St Pierre Alliance: https://www.thestpierrealliance.com/ 

ABOUT THE LIFE & MONEY PODCAST: 

Jerry St. Pierre overcame significant life adversity. Now, his life's work empowers others to also thrive through head, heart, hands, alignment. Today, Jerry thrives and he shares his story to inspire many, and he is reaching back to help others! Jerr is the host of “The Life & Money Podcast,” where he has conversations that inspire you to financial independence and to do work that you love, so you too can live a purpose filled life!

DISCLAIMER: 

The Life & Money Coach podcast and related websites are the personal views of Jerry St Pierre. The Content in this show are not those of the United States Air Force, Department of Defense, or U.S. government. Content expressed are provided for general information purposes only and do not constitute legal, tax, accounting or other professional advice. Visitors should not act upon any information or content found here without first seeking appropriate advice from an accountant, financial planner, lawyer or other professional. 

In this episode, host Jerry St. Pierre defines financial independence. Financial independence is having enough assets and personal income sources that working a job is optional. At this level, one's net worth is snowballing and growing, but they still need to pay attention to their money and taxes. Examples of financial independence include being able to take a year or two off of work and still meet one's needs, and having little to no debt. Leverage, if any, should be at 50% or less. Ultimately, money is personal and everyone should do what works best for them.

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YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCct3BRsOUpFFziRLOGMzIHw 

The St Pierre Alliance: https://www.thestpierrealliance.com/ 

ABOUT THE LIFE & MONEY PODCAST: 

Jerry St. Pierre overcame significant life adversity. Now, his life's work empowers others to also thrive through head, heart, hands, alignment. Today, Jerry thrives and he shares his story to inspire many, and he is reaching back to help others! Jerr is the host of “The Life & Money Podcast,” where he has conversations that inspire you to financial independence and to do work that you love, so you too can live a purpose filled life!

DISCLAIMER: 

The Life & Money Coach podcast and related websites are the personal views of Jerry St Pierre. The Content in this show are not those of the United States Air Force, Department of Defense, or U.S. government. Content expressed are provided for general information purposes only and do not constitute legal, tax, accounting or other professional advice. Visitors should not act upon any information or content found here without first seeking appropriate advice from an accountant, financial planner, lawyer or other professional. 

In this episode, host Jerry St. Pierre focuses on financial flexibility, which is the pivot point between being stuck working forever and never having to work again. This financial condition requires an outside income source, but also has 20% of money in margin, which can be used to build up cash reserves, buy assets, and eventually move to financial independence. He talks about how to bring the head, heart and hand into alignment to move to the next level and discusses the importance of a money map.

Check Jerry St Pierre Out: 

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Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1557765018028749 

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jerry-st-pierre-74956414a/ 

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCct3BRsOUpFFziRLOGMzIHw 

The St Pierre Alliance: https://www.thestpierrealliance.com/ 

ABOUT THE LIFE & MONEY PODCAST: 

Jerry St. Pierre overcame significant life adversity. Now, his life's work empowers others to also thrive through head, heart, hands, alignment. Today, Jerry thrives and he shares his story to inspire many, and he is reaching back to help others! Jerr is the host of “The Life & Money Podcast,” where he has conversations that inspire you to financial independence and to do work that you love, so you too can live a purpose filled life!

DISCLAIMER: 

The Life & Money Coach podcast and related websites are the personal views of Jerry St Pierre. The Content in this show are not those of the United States Air Force, Department of Defense, or U.S. government. Content expressed are provided for general information purposes only and do not constitute legal, tax, accounting or other professional advice. Visitors should not act upon any information or content found here without first seeking appropriate advice from an accountant, financial planner, lawyer or other professional. 

In this episode, host Jerry St. Pierre dives into what  financial dependence is. Financial dependence  is when someone does not have enough money to meet their living needs, and they require outside income sources such as an employer, government assistance, or parents. It's okay to be financially dependent for a season, but it's ideal to strive for financial independence. Steps to take to go from financial dependence to financial independence include defining what financial dependence is, understanding examples of it, and taking action.

Check Jerry St Pierre Out: 

Website: https://www.jerrystpierre.com/ 

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thestpierrealliance/ 

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1557765018028749 

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jerry-st-pierre-74956414a/ 

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCct3BRsOUpFFziRLOGMzIHw 

The St Pierre Alliance: https://www.thestpierrealliance.com/ 

ABOUT THE LIFE & MONEY PODCAST: 

Jerry St. Pierre overcame significant life adversity. Now, his life's work empowers others to also thrive through head, heart, hands, alignment. Today, Jerry thrives and he shares his story to inspire many, and he is reaching back to help others! Jerr is the host of “The Life & Money Podcast,” where he has conversations that inspire you to financial independence and to do work that you love, so you too can live a purpose filled life!

DISCLAIMER: 

The Life & Money Coach podcast and related websites are the personal views of Jerry St Pierre. The Content in this show are not those of the United States Air Force, Department of Defense, or U.S. government. Content expressed are provided for general information purposes only and do not constitute legal, tax, accounting or other professional advice. Visitors should not act upon any information or content found here without first seeking appropriate advice from an accountant, financial planner, lawyer or other professional. 

What does coaching look like 'in the real world' (beyond theory and what coaching schools teach us)? Who really is a clean coach (e.g. fully ICF competency compliant or steady within a specific school of thought or particular coaching approach)? What am I allowed and not allowed to do once I’m qualified and “out there”? Inspired by, and celebrating the public launch of the next evolution of Yannick’s Coaching Lab, TaC residents Yannick and Siawash went live on Facebook to discuss these questions. 

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Slappin' Glass sits down this week with the Head Coach of the French Pro B club, Vichy Clermont, Guillaume Vizade! Coach Vizade has a tremendous amount of experience coaching both in France and the U.S. and the trio dive into his thoughts on limiting PNR turnovers, matching spacings and reads to various skillsets, and talk offensive rebounding tactics and developing young talent during the always entertaining "Start, Sub, or Sit?!"

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Most coaching schools teach us to be neutral, not to share our opinions, to work client-led. Coaching in the face of the climate crisis has challenged this perspective. Can coaches also be activists? Is it ever possible not to influence a client? And shouldn’t we be a positive influence in our clients’ lives anyway? How can I be authentic AND neutral? And how might attempting to stay neutral benefit or hinder the coaching process? 

In today’s episode of Talking about Coaching, our resident coaches Yannick, Siawash and Nicki discuss these questions and more.

The conversations Yannick referenced at the beginning, which sparked this episode, can be found at https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLEK9UENWT66CUcOyiLjUuEZ6281D6A47M

And the paper on neutrality is available at https://intranet.weatherhead.case.edu/document-upload/docs/2060.pdf 

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There’s been a lot of talk about ChatGPT recently, especially since it coached a few people reasonably well. In a recent study, AI coaches performed better than human coaches on weight loss metrics. The development of AI i exponential, so we can expect huge shifts in quality and ability. So it’s a good time to discuss whether we need to be concerned about AI replacing human coaches, and how we might (need to) partner with AI to deliver best service for our clients, and indeed perhaps to stay relevant in the industry. 

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Some clients just really need to hear that they’re on the right path, or that their idea is a good one, or that they’re worthy as human being. It’s a powerful thing to experience, and a gratifying gift to give. Yet, there’s a dark side to validation that our resident coaches Yannick, Siawash and Nicki point to in today’s episode. We chat about getting sucked into “validation games”, when it is and isn’t helpful for a client to validate them or their behaviour, and we explore the difference between acknowledgement and validation. The conversation takes a turn and we open quite a few doors, so we’re curious where you’ll be taking this conversation. Let us know in the comments! 


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Most coaches commit to showing up for their clients. Some do so much so that they’re coaching clients even when they’re really quite ill or would much rather hide under a blanket for one reason or another. What’s your threshold for cancelling a coaching session? How ill do you need to get to say “I can’t make it today”. What might the fallout be? And how might we make those decisions? Due to present circumstances, this and more is what our resident coaches Nicki, Siawash and Yannick discuss in today’s episode.

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We learn and grow so much when we’re coaching clients who are very different to us. Similarly, clients benefit a lot when they work with a coach who is different to them. We probably all appreciate that diversity leads to more innovation, yet most experts will tell us to speak to a very specific kind of person when marketing our coaching businesses, with the inevitable effect that we’re, by definition, reducing diversity in our clientele. Or is it? 

Today’s question was sparked during a recent episode on another podcast (Animas's Coaching Uncaged Season 13 Episode 4 with Coaching Diversity Institute Founder Towanna Burrous) and our resident coaches Yannick, Nicki and Siawash decided to take the topic up and going a little deeper on the subject matter. 

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On some level I always think “what are you hiding?” when I see someone with a blurred or virtual background. Imagine that’s what your client thinks when they first meet you? Does it inspire trust? Not really. On the other hand there are many reasons why a coach may choose not to reveal what’s happening behind them. Same goes for clients, and even if we can see their full frame clearly, we have no idea what’s happening outside of this frame, and it’s really worth getting curious about that. So in this episode of Talking about Coaching our resident coaching Yannick, Nicki and Siawash discuss if, when and how it may or may not be helpful to curate the visual coaching experience - with some big reveals! 

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It’s one of the most regular topics that we see discussed: Is it going to help me to have my coaching fees on my website, or will it scare potential clients off? It seems like you can’t win either way: If the price is too low, they might think I’m not a good coach. If they’re too high, they’re not reaching out in the first place even though they probably would have invested once they get a sense for how powerful these conversations are. There are many good arguments for and against telling people how much you charge for your coaching service and in this episode our resident coaches Yannick, Siawash and Nicki are discussing the ins and outs. 

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Nobody needs a supervisor (with a good few notable exceptions perhaps) - every coach should want one, is the underlying message of today’s episode of Talking about Coaching. “I want every coach I know to listen to this conversation” Siawash concluded toward the end of this episode, Yannick got super excited and dove in deep on what supervision is, why it’s important and how broad the range is of what supervision can mean in practice, and Nicki shared her experience of being supervised as a relatively new coach and how she was able to secure low-cost supervision to support her practice. Come join us for a conversation about the pinnacle of reflective practice and why supervision will likely 10x your coaching revenue. 

If you’d like to work with a coaching supervisor, there are many ways to find one. Here are a few options: 

• Reach out to your training provider
• https://directory.iccs.co/
• www.coachfederation.org.uk/professional-development/supervision/
• www.associationofcoachingsupervisors.com/supervisors/search
• www.trustedcoachdirectory.com/coaching-supervision/
• www.coachingsupervisionacademy.com/csa-accredited-supervisors/
• Google „find a coaching supervisor“

Ask Yannick to connect you with a supervisor-in-training from the International Centre for Coaching Supervision (https://iccs.co/) or contact them directly. 

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You will have heard many coaches rave about the importance of listening to your gut, your intuition, your hunches about what to do when you’re coaching, which question to ask, how to navigate your session, etc. Some coaches go as far to argue that you should always trust your intuition, so in this episode of Talking about Coaching our resident coaches Nicki, Siawash and Yannick are taking a good look at when and how following our instincts is or isn’t a good idea. We draw on the literature, professional poker, action sports and our experience to discuss this important question. 
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It happens to the best of us: Something triggers our ego and instead of being present and focused on the client, we get a little hijacked and aren’t serving the client as best as we could have. In this episode of Talking about Coaching our resident coaches Yannick, Nicki and Siawash are discussing why this is an important topic, how it can affect our work with our clients, and what we might do to let this happen as little as possible. We discuss the value of “doing your own work”, why supervision is such an important part of coaching, and we mentioned Yannick’s Coaching Uncaged episode with The Coaching Manual author Julie Starr, during which this topic was also covered: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LSvk86MXWF0 
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You’re 5 out of 6 contracted sessions into your coaching agreement. The last session is scheduled and the engagement is nearing the end. How do you approach the ending? What’s important to talk about before we go separate ways? How might I open up the conversation to explore the possibility of continuing to work together? How do I get a good testimonial? What might be a good “exit protocol”? Is it okay to ask for a referral or testimonial? All these and more questions are being discussed by our resident coaches Nicki, Siawash and Yannick in this episode of Talking about Coaching. 

See also: 
Episode 36 - How do you start a coaching session? On this link: https://youtu.be/D1Lqsff7hY8

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This week, Rivo & Rich caught up with Maidenhead Utd First Team coach, Aaron O’Brien.

In this episode, Aaron shares his journey from his early experiences playing to the present day where he is coaching at his hometown club. He also offers great insight into the weekly routine of a National League Club match analysis, match preparation and much more!

Aaron also talks about the difference between National League and grassroots football and how much importance and pressure there is to compete with fully professional sides. Aaron also shares his day job and the development of the academy.

There's also talk of Leeds Utd, Ryan Reynolds, and Rob McElhenney & we find out if Rivo can continue his undefeated streak in this week’s quiz!

For more information about grassroots football coaching in Berks & Bucks and the recently launched BBFA Coaches Network, please visit www.berks-bucksfa.com/coaches.

Music and post-production by Darren Fellerdale.