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Nicolae Popescu

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În episodul 44 al podcastului “Un român în Londra” am vorbit despre responsabilitatea civică a românilor din UK de a participa la alegerile locale din 3 mai 2018, apoi am vorbit despre utilitatea votului prin corespondență și despre diverse întâmplări petrecute în Londra în ultimele săptămâni.   Show notes: manuelcheta.ro

În episodul 44 al podcastului “Un român în Londra” am vorbit despre responsabilitatea civică a românilor din UK de a participa la alegerile locale din 3 mai 2018, apoi am vorbit despre utilitatea votului prin corespondență și despre diverse întâmplări petrecute în Londra în ultimele săptămâni. Show notes: <a href="https://manuelcheta.ro/2018/04/10/podcast-un-roman-in-londra-ep-45-deputatul-usr-daniel-nicolae-popescu-in-vizita-in-londra-si-alegerile-locale-din-3-mai-2018/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">manuelcheta.ro</a>

Podcast “Un român în Londra” ep 45 – deputatul USR Daniel Nicolae Popescu în vizită în Londra și alegerile locale din 3 mai 2018

Nicolae Popescu has built WeGotPlayers for those athletes who dream, hustle and work hard to play at the next level. For those players, who always had the desire to train, learn, take risks and fail graciously. The kind of players who have character, values, work ethic and a sharp mindset that will push them to do whatever it takes to succeed.WeGotPlayers is designed to inspire and empower players to reach their highest potential in sports and life. With so much information out there, it’s so hard to know where to start, what to do and who to trust. They are here to help you unleash your talent so it won’t get lost in the shadows of empty hopes. Navigating through the college recruiting process himself and thanks to all the wonderful and helpful coaches and teachers he worked with, Nicolae has been fortunate to earn a full athletic scholarship at Quinnipiac University in Hamden, CT.Today, he’s a proud husband, father, entrepreneur and coach who always tries to positively influence and help guide players on and off the field achieve their sports dreams. This is what fulfills him and gives him the power, energy and strength to keep on inspiring others achieve their dreams. Nicolae’s story is just one example of how playing sports changed his life.Twitter: @1NicolaePopescuFacebook: /wegotplayersWebsite/blog: wegotplayers.comListen Now:Listen on iTunes: iTunes linkListen on Stitcher: Stitcher linkListen on Google Play Music: Google Play link-Quote'Learn from your mistakes. Have the power and the strength within yourself. Lift yourself back up. Try again. And again.'3-step plan for athlete to prepare for recruiting process	Evaluate -	Has your athlete completed all academic requirements? Start looking at this in 9th grade.	Be realistic athleticallyIdentify	Identify some criteria you will be evaluating when looking at schools: geographic location, academic requirements, do they offer the major you want to study, coaching staff and playing philosophyConnect	The kids need to email the college coaches themselvesWe Got Players	Website/blog: wegotplayers.com	A very low-cost tool to help educate parents and coaches on the recruiting process and help create a Linkedin-type resume to share with collegesConnecting with and Impacting Kids	Nicolae shared a story of a sophomore in high school who just verbally committed to a Division 2 school. You can't wait until your senior year to start this process! And most importantly - choose a school based on its academics, not athletics!Teaching Skills	Communication is key - you have to be crystal clear explaining to the kids what you want them to do. Using language they understand.The One that got away	From his junior college days - Nicolae had a free kick that he wishes he had played differently in a game that could have moved them on to the finals. Lessons learned: 'Learn from your mistakes. Have the power and the strength within yourself. Lift yourself back up. Try again. And try again.'Best borrowed/stolen idea	It doesn't matter what level you are coaching at - always remember who you coach. It's not about you being a great coach, it's about you knowing and developing young men and women.Other recruiting services	SATCollegeBoard.org GoCollege.com	Financial aid - Fafsa.ed.gov NAIA.org; NJCAA.orgParting Advice	Enjoy the journey. Educate yourself and learn. Use lots of positive feedback, especially at younger ages. Keep it fun.Reviews are the lifeblood of the podcast!- If you like the podcast- please take 2 minutes to write a review! Click hereReady to be an Awesome Youth Coach? Sign up for our free weekly newsletter:

Nicolae Popescu has built WeGotPlayers for those athletes who dream, hustle and work hard to play at the next level. For those players, who always had the desire to train, learn, take risks and fail graciously. The kind of players who have character, values, work ethic and a sharp mindset that will push them to do whatever it takes to succeed. WeGotPlayers is designed to inspire and empower players to reach their highest potential in sports and life. With so much information out there, it’s so hard to know where to start, what to do and who to trust. They are here to help you unleash your talent so it won’t get lost in the shadows of empty hopes. Navigating through the college recruiting process himself and thanks to all the wonderful and helpful coaches and teachers he worked with, Nicolae has been fortunate to earn a full athletic scholarship at Quinnipiac University in Hamden, CT. Today, he’s a proud husband, father, entrepreneur and coach who always tries to positively influence and help guide players on and off the field achieve their sports dreams. This is what fulfills him and gives him the power, energy and strength to keep on inspiring others achieve their dreams. Nicolae’s story is just one example of how playing sports changed his life. Twitter: @1NicolaePopescu Facebook: /wegotplayers Website/blog: <a href="http://wegotplayers.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">wegotplayers.com</a> Listen Now: Listen on iTunes: iTunes link Listen on Stitcher: Stitcher link Listen on Google Play Music: Google Play link - Quote 'Learn from your mistakes. Have the power and the strength within yourself. Lift yourself back up. Try again. And again.' 3-step plan for athlete to prepare for recruiting process 	Evaluate - 	Has your athlete completed all academic requirements? Start looking at this in 9th grade. 	Be realistic athletically Identify 	Identify some criteria you will be evaluating when looking at schools: geographic location, academic requirements, do they offer the major you want to study, coaching staff and playing philosophy Connect 	The kids need to email the college coaches themselves We Got Players 	Website/blog: <a href="http://wegotplayers.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">wegotplayers.com</a> 	A very low-cost tool to help educate parents and coaches on the recruiting process and help create a Linkedin-type resume to share with colleges Connecting with and Impacting Kids 	Nicolae shared a story of a sophomore in high school who just verbally committed to a Division 2 school. You can't wait until your senior year to start this process! And most importantly - choose a school based on its academics, not athletics! Teaching Skills 	Communication is key - you have to be crystal clear explaining to the kids what you want them to do. Using language they understand. The One that got away 	From his junior college days - Nicolae had a free kick that he wishes he had played differently in a game that could have moved them on to the finals. Lessons learned: 'Learn from your mistakes. Have the power and the strength within yourself. Lift yourself back up. Try again. And try again.' Best borrowed/stolen idea 	It doesn't matter what level you are coaching at - always remember who you coach. It's not about you being a great coach, it's about you knowing and developing young men and women. Other recruiting services 	<a href="http://SATCollegeBoard.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">SATCollegeBoard.org</a> <a href="http://GoCollege.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">GoCollege.com</a> 	Financial aid - <a href="http://Fafsa.ed.gov" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Fafsa.ed.gov</a> <a href="http://NAIA.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">NAIA.org</a>; <a href="http://NJCAA.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">NJCAA.org</a> Parting Advice 	Enjoy the journey. Educate yourself and learn. Use lots of positive feedback, especially at younger ages. Keep it fun. 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:

WYC 078 – College Scholarships – Nicolae Popescu talks college recruiting