Scott Hearon's guest appearances

Scott Hearon

The Winning Youth Coaching Podcast: Youth Sports | Coaching | Parenting | Family Resources

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Michael Phillips

David Klein

Rob Bell

Rob Jones

Randy Jackson

Jon Gordon

Shannon Evans

John Wooden

Sam Walker

John O’Sullivan

Vickie Brett

Amanda Selogie

Pat Williams

Annie F. Downs

Alan Stein

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Scott Hearon is a native Nashvillian and a 2006  graduate of Montgomery Bell Academy where he played football and basketball for the Big Red. A remarkably average athlete, Scott did not make a big impact in the high school stat columns, but he found his niche as a gifted leader and communicator among his teammates and coaches. Scott continued on to Baylor University and earned a degree in Communications and a minor in Business. While at Baylor, he met new football coach, Art Briles, during football tryouts when Coach Briles informed him that his 5.0 second 40 yard dash time was not quite good enough to be a slot receiver for the Bears.After returning from Texas, Scott took a ministry job working with high school students and their families and coaching in his spare time. He found a lot of success in his day job, but found his coaching to be a disaster. Reminded of the incredible potential athletics has to prepare players for life, Scott set out on a mission to be be a more full hearted leader himself and to develop opportunities to help other coaches do the same. This journey led Scott to co-found the Nashville Coaching Coalition in 2015 and begin as the Executive Director full-time in 2016 with the goal of fully leveraging the human growth potential of sport in Nashville.Website: nashvillecoachingcoalition.com thecoachforum.comtwitter: @thecoachforum @NashCoach_CoalPrevious episode with Scott:WYC Episode 106Listen Now:Listen on iTunes: iTunes linkListen on Stitcher: Stitcher linkListen on Google Play Music: Google Play link--The good and bad of sports coaches 	Many kids validate themselves based on what coaches say to them and how they treat themThe lost dream of being an all-state player 	When Scott realized he wasn't going to be an all-state player, he could feel the disappointment from his father. He and his father realized this wasn't healthy, so they ended up reaching out to Joe Erhmann to learn what being a man is really all about.The 8 Feelings 	Dr. Chip Dodd has researched emotional intelligence - and come up with 8 core emotions that every human has. We have the ability to choose a positive or a negative response to each emotion. The 8 core emotions are: 	1 - Hurt 	2 - Lonely 	3 - Sad 	4 - Anger 	5 - Fear 	6 - Shame 	7 - Guilt 	8 - GladWhy do you coach? 	To win a championship?or 	To build strong children? 	Difference in goal vs purpose: 	Purpose is about the big picture (to love kids) 	Goal is the short-term focus of the team (to win a championship)Meetings with parents 	Always have the players present 	Always start every conversation with your purpose statement 	Over-communicate your visionThe Coach Forum 	Awesome coaching speakers in a Ted-x style format 	Website: nashvillecoachingcoalition.com or thecoachforum.com 	Use Promo code 'WYC' to save $20 - So you get everything for $79!--Reviews are the lifeblood of the podcast!- If you like the podcast- please take 2 minutes to write a review! Click here-Ready to be an Awesome Youth Coach? Sign up for our free weekly newsletter:SaveSave

Scott Hearon is a native Nashvillian and a 2006  graduate of Montgomery Bell Academy where he played football and basketball for the Big Red. A remarkably average athlete, Scott did not make a big impact in the high school stat columns, but he found his niche as a gifted leader and communicator among his teammates and coaches. Scott continued on to Baylor University and earned a degree in Communications and a minor in Business. While at Baylor, he met new football coach, Art Briles, during football tryouts when Coach Briles informed him that his 5.0 second 40 yard dash time was not quite good enough to be a slot receiver for the Bears. After returning from Texas, Scott took a ministry job working with high school students and their families and coaching in his spare time. He found a lot of success in his day job, but found his coaching to be a disaster. Reminded of the incredible potential athletics has to prepare players for life, Scott set out on a mission to be be a more full hearted leader himself and to develop opportunities to help other coaches do the same. This journey led Scott to co-found the Nashville Coaching Coalition in 2015 and begin as the Executive Director full-time in 2016 with the goal of fully leveraging the human growth potential of sport in Nashville. Website: <a href="http://nashvillecoachingcoalition.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">nashvillecoachingcoalition.com</a> <a href="http://thecoachforum.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">thecoachforum.com</a> twitter: @thecoachforum @NashCoach_Coal Previous episode with Scott: WYC Episode 106 Listen Now: Listen on iTunes: iTunes link Listen on Stitcher: Stitcher link Listen on Google Play Music: Google Play link- - The good and bad of sports coaches 	Many kids validate themselves based on what coaches say to them and how they treat them The lost dream of being an all-state player 	When Scott realized he wasn't going to be an all-state player, he could feel the disappointment from his father. He and his father realized this wasn't healthy, so they ended up reaching out to Joe Erhmann to learn what being a man is really all about. The 8 Feelings 	Dr. Chip Dodd has researched emotional intelligence - and come up with 8 core emotions that every human has. We have the ability to choose a positive or a negative response to each emotion. The 8 core emotions are: 	1 - Hurt 	2 - Lonely 	3 - Sad 	4 - Anger 	5 - Fear 	6 - Shame 	7 - Guilt 	8 - Glad Why do you coach? 	To win a championship? or 	To build strong children? 	Difference in goal vs purpose: 	Purpose is about the big picture (to love kids) 	Goal is the short-term focus of the team (to win a championship) Meetings with parents 	Always have the players present 	Always start every conversation with your purpose statement 	Over-communicate your vision The Coach Forum 	Awesome coaching speakers in a Ted-x style format 	Website: <a href="http://nashvillecoachingcoalition.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">nashvillecoachingcoalition.com</a> or <a href="http://thecoachforum.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">thecoachforum.com</a> 	Use Promo code 'WYC' to save $20 - So you get everything for $79! -- Reviews are the lifeblood of the podcast!- If you like the podcast- please take 2 minutes to write a review! Click here - Ready to be an Awesome Youth Coach? Sign up for our free weekly newsletter: SaveSave

WYC 152 – Your Coaching Purpose vs Your Coaching Goals – Scott Hearon

-Scott Hearon believes athletics can be the most effective forum for growing people, and has coached and mentored in many different arenas hoping to make a difference. Scott feels a call on his life to help men make sense of who they are and why they are made so that they can lead lives of deep influence, purpose, connection, and freedom. Scott is the executive director at The Nashville Coaching Coalition, whose mission is to connect, support, and equip athletic coaches in their work to build excellent programs that transform the lives of their players and empower them to perform to their greatest potential.Websites: NashvilleCoachingCoalition.com; TheCoachForum.comTwitter: @TheCoachForumFacebook: /TheCoachForum-Listen Now:Listen on iTunes: iTunes linkListen on Stitcher: Stitcher linkListen on Google Play Music: Google Play link-Quote 'If you want to make slow change, coach behavior. If you want to make sustainable change, help change their paradigm.' - Stephen Covey, paraphrasedEarly Influence 	Scott during high school read the story about Joe Erhmann's team in Season of Life and looked around and didn't really see the type of mentors from the coaches he had in his life'To be a man, you have to see a man' 	Boys and girls need to see role models. The best thing we can to demonstrate this to the players we coach is to work on our relationships with each other as a coaching staff. 	The most dangerous coach is one who is not confident with who they are and are trying to prove themselves 	From Joe Hermann's book Inside-Out Coaching, the goal is to be a transformational coach instead of being a transactional coach. You can't try to fulfill your insecurities by using kids to accomplish your goals.Building a team with great culture 	The first step is defining your core values and what you are all about 	This begins with the relationships and communication within the coaching staff 	Then have each coach write a mission statement about what this coaching staff's priorities are going to be 	Then relay this philosophy to your parents so they are on board with your approachCaz's Coaching Halftime 	Develop the whole athlete, on and off the field 	Coaches are the #1 position of influence on today's youthBuilding Self-confidence 	2 biggest things kids need: To belong and to matter 	When kids understand their role and know they are valued regardless of their performance on the field, they become free to play all-out without fear. 'Play Free' 	The Thrive Center for Human DevelopmentConnecting with and Impacting Kids 	A really gifted athlete on a team Scott was working with was struggling with controlling his emotions. Their team's coaching staff spent time with all the seniors before the season, and hearing this young man's struggles personally with how hard his life had been opened things up with their relationship to connect with him personally.The One that got away 	Scott was on a coaching staff and during a game sensed that they needed to call a timeout and encourage their team. But he was new to the staff and didn't say anything, which he regrets.Best borrowed/stolen idea 	Apologize as often as you need to 	4 at the door - 4 things to do every time you talk to your athletes:1 - Look them eye to eye2 - Shake their hand3 - Call them by their name4 - Share one thing of personal value to themFavorite coaching book/quote 	Quote: 'If you want to make slow change, coach behavior. If you want to make sustainable change, help change their paradigm.' - Stephen Covey, paraphrasedThe Coach Forum 	NashvilleCoachingCoalition.com 	The Coach Forum - TedX-type talks one day coaching forum in July: Twitter: @TheCoachForum 	Coaching with Heart - Weekend retreat April 7-9 - Teaching coaches how to coach with heartParting Advice

- Scott Hearon believes athletics can be the most effective forum for growing people, and has coached and mentored in many different arenas hoping to make a difference. Scott feels a call on his life to help men make sense of who they are and why they are made so that they can lead lives of deep influence, purpose, connection, and freedom. Scott is the executive director at The Nashville Coaching Coalition, whose mission is to connect, support, and equip athletic coaches in their work to build excellent programs that transform the lives of their players and empower them to perform to their greatest potential. Websites: <a href="http://NashvilleCoachingCoalition.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">NashvilleCoachingCoalition.com</a>; <a href="http://TheCoachForum.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">TheCoachForum.com</a> Twitter: @TheCoachForum Facebook: /TheCoachForum - Listen Now: Listen on iTunes: iTunes link Listen on Stitcher: Stitcher link Listen on Google Play Music: Google Play link - Quote  'If you want to make slow change, coach behavior. If you want to make sustainable change, help change their paradigm.' - Stephen Covey, paraphrased Early Influence 	Scott during high school read the story about Joe Erhmann's team in Season of Life and looked around and didn't really see the type of mentors from the coaches he had in his life 'To be a man, you have to see a man' 	Boys and girls need to see role models. The best thing we can to demonstrate this to the players we coach is to work on our relationships with each other as a coaching staff. 	The most dangerous coach is one who is not confident with who they are and are trying to prove themselves 	From Joe Hermann's book Inside-Out Coaching, the goal is to be a transformational coach instead of being a transactional coach. You can't try to fulfill your insecurities by using kids to accomplish your goals. Building a team with great culture 	The first step is defining your core values and what you are all about 	This begins with the relationships and communication within the coaching staff 	Then have each coach write a mission statement about what this coaching staff's priorities are going to be 	Then relay this philosophy to your parents so they are on board with your approach Caz's Coaching Halftime 	Develop the whole athlete, on and off the field 	Coaches are the #1 position of influence on today's youth Building Self-confidence 	2 biggest things kids need: To belong and to matter 	When kids understand their role and know they are valued regardless of their performance on the field, they become free to play all-out without fear. 'Play Free' 	The Thrive Center for Human Development Connecting with and Impacting Kids 	A really gifted athlete on a team Scott was working with was struggling with controlling his emotions. Their team's coaching staff spent time with all the seniors before the season, and hearing this young man's struggles personally with how hard his life had been opened things up with their relationship to connect with him personally. The One that got away 	Scott was on a coaching staff and during a game sensed that they needed to call a timeout and encourage their team. But he was new to the staff and didn't say anything, which he regrets. Best borrowed/stolen idea 	Apologize as often as you need to 	4 at the door - 4 things to do every time you talk to your athletes: 1 - Look them eye to eye 2 - Shake their hand 3 - Call them by their name 4 - Share one thing of personal value to them Favorite coaching book/quote 	Quote: 'If you want to make slow change, coach behavior. If you want to make sustainable change, help change their paradigm.' - Stephen Covey, paraphrased The Coach Forum 	<a href="http://NashvilleCoachingCoalition.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">NashvilleCoachingCoalition.com</a> 	The Coach Forum - TedX-type talks one day coaching forum in July: Twitter: @TheCoachForum 	Coaching with Heart - Weekend retreat April 7-9 - Teaching coaches how to coach with heart Parting Advice

WYC 106 – Championship Culture Part 2 – Scott Hearon talks Leaving a Legacy and 4 at the Door

In this podcast, Dr. Chip Dodd and Stephen James sit down with Scott Hearon from the Nashville Coaching Coalition.

Ep. 62 - Interview with Scott Hearon