George Long's guest appearances

George Long

Meditations by Marcus Aurelius

Apocalist Book Club

Goalkeepers' Union

Divided Attention

Florida Book Club

The Goalkeeper's Mindset Podcast

David Seaman

Marcus Aurelius

Lee Grant

H.G. Wells

Mary Shelley

Nick Pope

Matt Murray

David Lucas

Michael Johnson

William Hope Hodgson

Helen Simpson

Eric Steele

Jimmy Walker

E. M. Forster

Chris Kirkland

OwlTail

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M. Aurelius Antoninus, by George Long

The Philosophy of Marcus Aurelius, by George Long

In this episode I’m joined by Millwall FC goalkeeper George Long. George shot to prominence as a young goalkeeper at Sheffield United, breaking into the first team as a teenager. A series of loans allowed him to develop before returning to his parent club and amassing over 100 appearances for the Blades. We spent this episode reflecting on the lessons he has learned throughout his career, and how these experiences have contributed to him becoming one of the league’s most high-performance goalkeepers. We discuss:  The power of consistency and applying yourself everyday Relentless focus and driving towards your goals How purposeful practice can completely change your mindset when it comes to talent and development Accepting your circumstances to maximise your potential The importance of being present and not looking back into the past, or too far forward into the future Challenge vs Threat state mentality when making your debut The unimportance of opinions and the importance of thick skin How communication can transform the ordinary to the extraordinary  This episode really resonated with me because I know from my own experiences how powerful purposeful practice really is. There is great advice in this podcast which will undoubtedly impact a lot of goalkeepers in a positive way. If you’re looking to understand why hard work beats talent, and how you can achieve high-performance, this is the episode for you. To keep up-to-date with George, you can follow him on: @georgelong25 (Instagram) Thanks again to our Sponsor Saviour GK, providing goalkeepers with scientifically engineered, evidence-based gloves to support the next generation of high-performers. www.saviourgk.com (Use Code: GKMINDSET20 for 20% off) @Saviour_gk_eu (Instagram) If you enjoyed this podcast, please leave me a 5-star review and subscribe to the show. If you have any questions or you think you could add value to the podcast by becoming a guest, please contact me (kev) at: thegoalkeepersmindset@hotmail.com @theGKmindset (twitter) @thegoalkeepersmindset (Instagram)

In this episode I’m joined by Millwall FC goalkeeper George Long. George shot to prominence as a young goalkeeper at Sheffield United, breaking into the first team as a teenager. A series of loans allowed him to develop before returning to his parent club and amassing over 100 appearances for the Blades. We spent this episode reflecting on the lessons he has learned throughout his career, and how these experiences have contributed to him becoming one of the league’s most high-performance goalkeepers. We discuss: <ul> <li>The power of consistency and applying yourself everyday</li> <li>Relentless focus and driving towards your goals</li> <li>How purposeful practice can completely change your mindset when it comes to talent and development</li> <li>Accepting your circumstances to maximise your potential</li> <li>The importance of being present and not looking back into the past, or too far forward into the future</li> <li>Challenge vs Threat state mentality when making your debut</li> <li>The unimportance of opinions and the importance of thick skin</li> <li>How communication can transform the ordinary to the extraordinary</li> </ul> This episode really resonated with me because I know from my own experiences how powerful purposeful practice really is. There is great advice in this podcast which will undoubtedly impact a lot of goalkeepers in a positive way. If you’re looking to understand why hard work beats talent, and how you can achieve high-performance, this is the episode for you. To keep up-to-date with George, you can follow him on: @georgelong25 (Instagram) Thanks again to our Sponsor Saviour GK, providing goalkeepers with scientifically engineered, evidence-based gloves to support the next generation of high-performers. <a href="http://www.saviourgk.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.saviourgk.com</a> (Use Code: GKMINDSET20 for 20% off) @Saviour_gk_eu (Instagram) If you enjoyed this podcast, please leave me a 5-star review and subscribe to the show. If you have any questions or you think you could add value to the podcast by becoming a guest, please contact me (kev) at: <a href="mailto:thegoalkeepersmindset@hotmail.com">thegoalkeepersmindset@hotmail.com</a> @theGKmindset (twitter) @thegoalkeepersmindset (Instagram)

George Long: Being the Hardest Worker in the Room

This week’s guest is a goalkeeper who enjoyed the first chunk of his career as a Blade with Sheffield United.   Whilst at Brammall Lane he became the youngest goalkeeper to ever appear for the club and earned call-ups to the England U18, 20 and 21 sides, the latter coming not too long after a spell of eight clean sheets in nine games across three months in 2013.   Now very much Hull City’s No1 in the Championship, George Long joins GKU to talk through his early life between the sticks and future aspirations of playing for England.

This week’s guest is a goalkeeper who enjoyed the first chunk of his career as a Blade with Sheffield United. Whilst at Brammall Lane he became the youngest goalkeeper to ever appear for the club and earned call-ups to the England U18, 20 and 21 sides, the latter coming not too long after a spell of eight clean sheets in nine games across three months in 2013. Now very much Hull City’s No1 in the Championship, George Long joins GKU to talk through his early life between the sticks and future aspirations of playing for England.

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#9: The year is 1906 and there is not a single Viking in this ENTIRE Apocalypse.This is Armageddon by GARDEN PARTY, End Times by Downton Abbey except all the Help are literal ghosts you can't see so you don't even get to their interesting hopes, dreams and aspirations. Come for the most nauseatingly gentile End of the World, stay for the conveniently obtuse rules the Dead follow. Seriously someone get them a Handbook of the Recently Deceased ASAP.  Support us at https://www.patreon.com/nellachronism Follow the progress of the Apocalist here Follow us on twitter @ApocalistC, Email us at ApocalistBookClub@gmail.com CREDITS: Art by Michael Vincent Bramley. Music by Robare Pruyn. Sound editing by Crutch Phrase Studio.

#9: The year is 1906 and there is not a single Viking in this ENTIRE Apocalypse.This is Armageddon by GARDEN PARTY, End Times by Downton Abbey except all the Help are literal ghosts you can't see so you don't even get to their interesting hopes, dreams and aspirations. Come for the most nauseatingly gentile End of the World, stay for the conveniently obtuse rules the Dead follow. Seriously someone get them a Handbook of the Recently Deceased ASAP.  Support us at <a href="https://www.patreon.com/nellachronism" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.patreon.com/nellachronism</a> Follow the progress of <a href="https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1JZnBzcdqNrSUeX2fogAFm184cuZPKqx2tPGXU3rOB0U/edit?usp=sharing" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">the Apocalist here</a> Follow us on twitter @ApocalistC, Email us at ApocalistBookClub@gmail.com CREDITS: Art by Michael Vincent Bramley. Music by Robare Pruyn. Sound editing by Crutch Phrase Studio.

Valhalla by George Long