richmond football club

Welcome to Episode 130 of The Numbers Game. In today's episode, Jason recaps his key takeaways from high-performance mindfulness coach Emma Murray's presentation at Xerocon. Emma's top four steps for achieving peak performance offers insights that are applicable not just to athletes but also to business professionals and individuals in various sectors.

On this episode, we discuss:

• Jason's Experience at Xerocon and the talk he saw  Emma Murray's give
• Understanding Your A Game and B Game
• Catching negative thoughts and "B Game Bullshit"
• Accepting the situation and reframing your mindset
• The importance of deep breathing techniques

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Jason Robinson
Martin Vidakovic

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Brendan Gale became CEO of Richmond in late 2009, and delivered this speech to the whole of the football club in the rooms in the old Punt Road grandstand in early 2010. it was a vision for the future, and it was mocked in the press at the time. Richmond had not won a final for 30 years and had competed in finals twice in the previous fifteen. Gale outlined a plan to win three premierships in ten years. It's an articulate corporate speech in a sporting environment with brave goal setting. I spoke to Brendan Gale as part of interview process for my Allan Jeans biography (Yabby, Hardie Grant, 2024) 

The transcript and audio reenactment of Gale's speech is on Speakola. 

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In this episode we explored the murky world of loyalty, stakeholder relation and engagement. 

I was joined by Alexandra Crow, the Head of Corporate and Stakeholder Engagement at the Richmond Football Club, Tanya Gallina, the General Manager of Club Services and History at the Melbourne Cricket Club, and Jimmy Buck, the chief advancement officer at Deakin University, where he is responsible for alumni relations and development. 

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Shane McCurry

http://www.shanemccurry.com/

Brandon Ellis article

https://www.theage.com.au/interactive/2017/brandon-ellis/

Brene Brown

https://brenebrown.com/

Man’s Search for Meaning by Victor Frankl

https://amzn.to/2wGj8O3