Kathleen Gates's guest appearances

Kathleen Gates

Brain Buzz

The Started With A Dream Podcast w/ Jacolby Gilliam

The M-Talk 

David Smith

Chris Davis

Chris Butler

Matt Smith

Edward Slingerland

David Fischer

Eric Helms

Steffanie Strathdee

Dre Baldwin

Daniel Kirk

Ian Warner

Tom Griffiths

Athena Aktipis

Hudson Taylor

Adam Lewis Walker

OwlTail

In this episode of the Started With A Dream Podcast presented by 9INE POINT, Jacolby Gilliam interviews Kathleen Gates, a former seven-year pro volleyball player who now works as a development manager at Athletes Abroad. Athletes Abroad Management, a company that helps athletes enrich their lives and succeed in their chosen sports. Kathleen sits with Jacolby today to share her inspiring story of starting as a 5 year-old dreamer in a small town with dreams of becoming an Olympian. She shares with us her journey of resilience from playing in high school to going pro. Following the end of your pro run, Kathleen is building the future of other athletes and inspiring younger female athletes to believe in their dreams.Kathleen starts the conversation by describing the dreams she had as a young child and how she found her grandfather as an inspiration. She shares with us the struggles she went through in building her volleyball career and the challenges she faced in college. She also shares her story of hitting a low point in her career where she sustained a major injury and how this drove her into depression. Despite it all, Kathleen made her comeback and learnt valuable lessons along the way. Kathleen hopes to encourage athletes to never give up. Dream big and work hard and watch yourself soar.Key Points:Kathleen’s dream of becoming an Olympian when she was a younger athleteA dream propelled by adventure and wanting to see the worldHow young Kathleen drew inspiration from her grandfatherGrowing up as an athlete in a small townHow Kathleen fell in love with the game of volleyballThe importance of family support for a young athleteKathleen’s experience with college letters and how she made decision on what college to attendKathleen’s drive to work harder and stay motivatedStruggling with college burnout and deciding to go proHaving a supportive team that keeps you accountable can quiet that voice of doubtKathleen’s words to her 5-year old selfThe hardest period in Kathleen’s life as a pro athleteHow to get adjusted to different cultures you become exposed to when traveling as a pro athleteHow to become an efficient team leaderHanging the boots and building a life in ParisThe future Kathleen looks forward toQuotes:“I was really fortunate that I was in this small town. And so it was cool that we were able to kind of try everything.”“One of my coaches for the High Performance Carolina region, the quote that he gave us is that ‘when you're not working, somewhere, someone else is and when you two meet, she will win. ”“It was tough, because I've put so much of my identity into being Kathleen, a volleyball player, the pro athlete, the leader of the team, the setter to being like the bench player on the bench.”“Dream big, then work harder.”Connect with 9INE POINT:WebsitePodcastLeave A Podcast ReviewInstagramTwitterFacebookLinkedinConnect with Kathleen:InstagramAthlete Abroad Management WebsiteAthletes Abroad Instagram

In this episode of the Started With A Dream Podcast presented by 9INE POINT, Jacolby Gilliam interviews Kathleen Gates, a former seven-year pro volleyball player who now works as a development manager at Athletes Abroad. Athletes Abroad Management, a company that helps athletes enrich their lives and succeed in their chosen sports. Kathleen sits with Jacolby today to share her inspiring story of starting as a 5 year-old dreamer in a small town with dreams of becoming an Olympian. She shares with us her journey of resilience from playing in high school to going pro. Following the end of your pro run, Kathleen is building the future of other athletes and inspiring younger female athletes to believe in their dreams.Kathleen starts the conversation by describing the dreams she had as a young child and how she found her grandfather as an inspiration. She shares with us the struggles she went through in building her volleyball career and the challenges she faced in college. She also shares her story of hitting a low point in her career where she sustained a major injury and how this drove her into depression. Despite it all, Kathleen made her comeback and learnt valuable lessons along the way. Kathleen hopes to encourage athletes to never give up. Dream big and work hard and watch yourself soar.Key Points:<ul><li>Kathleen’s dream of becoming an Olympian when she was a younger athlete</li><li>A dream propelled by adventure and wanting to see the world</li><li>How young Kathleen drew inspiration from her grandfather</li><li>Growing up as an athlete in a small town</li><li>How Kathleen fell in love with the game of volleyball</li><li>The importance of family support for a young athlete</li><li>Kathleen’s experience with college letters and how she made decision on what college to attend</li><li>Kathleen’s drive to work harder and stay motivated</li><li>Struggling with college burnout and deciding to go pro</li><li>Having a supportive team that keeps you accountable can quiet that voice of doubt</li><li>Kathleen’s words to her 5-year old self</li><li>The hardest period in Kathleen’s life as a pro athlete</li><li>How to get adjusted to different cultures you become exposed to when traveling as a pro athlete</li><li>How to become an efficient team leader</li><li>Hanging the boots and building a life in Paris</li><li>The future Kathleen looks forward to</li></ul>Quotes:“I was really fortunate that I was in this small town. And so it was cool that we were able to kind of try everything.”“One of my coaches for the High Performance Carolina region, the quote that he gave us is that ‘when you're not working, somewhere, someone else is and when you two meet, she will win. ”“It was tough, because I've put so much of my identity into being Kathleen, a volleyball player, the pro athlete, the leader of the team, the setter to being like the bench player on the bench.”“Dream big, then work harder.” Connect with 9INE POINT:<a href="https://www.9inepointmag.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Website</a><a href="https://podnews.net/podcast/i5o4f" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Podcast</a><a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-started-with-a-dream-podcast-w-jacolby-gilliam/id1335144856" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Leave A Podcast Review</a><a href="https://www.instagram.com/9inepoint/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram</a><a href="https://twitter.com/9inepoint" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Twitter</a><a href="https://www.facebook.com/9inepoint/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Facebook</a><a href="https://www.linkedin.com/company/9inepoint/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Linkedin</a>Connect with Kathleen:<a href="https://www.instagram.com/kegates/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram</a><a href="https://my.captivate.fm/Athlete%20Abroad%20Management%20Website" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Athlete Abroad Management Website</a><a href="https://www.instagram.com/athletesabroad.se/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Athletes Abroad Instagram</a>

Dream Big, Then Work Harder with Former Pro Volleyball Player Kathleen Gates

Kathleen Gates was the team caption for Georgia Bulldogs and played between 2008-2011.She is one of seven players in school history to record 2,000 assists as she ranks seventh with 2,250...Ranks sixth in assists per set with 9.74. Very early she tells us about her exposure to different culture and that’s maybe why she went to play volleyball in Italy and later did fall in love with France where she been playing on the highest level and also won the cup. I can’t think of a better guest to talk volleyball and leadership with. We talk billboards, food, family and why even a high level pro player like Kathleen can doubt herself and if she was good enough. My favorite episode so far…--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast.  https://anchor.fm/appSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/daniel-magnusson/support

Kathleen Gates was the team caption for Georgia Bulldogs and played between 2008-2011.She is one of seven players in school history to record 2,000 assists as she ranks seventh with 2,250...Ranks sixth in assists per set with 9.74. Very early she tells us about her exposure to different culture and that’s maybe why she went to play volleyball in Italy and later did fall in love with France where she been playing on the highest level and also won the cup. I can’t think of a better guest to talk volleyball and leadership with. We talk billboards, food, family and why even a high level pro player like Kathleen can doubt herself and if she was good enough. My favorite episode so far…--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. <a href="https://anchor.fm/app" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/app</a> Support this podcast: <a href="https://anchor.fm/daniel-magnusson/support" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/daniel-magnusson/support</a>

Kathleen Gates- Former captain of the bulldogs and now professional player in French.

In Episode 35 we are joined by Dr. Kathleen Gates from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill to chat about how each brain is unique and what that means for psychological research. Kathleen shares with us how measuring brain processes over time enables researchers to tease apart differences in psychological functioning and predict future psychological outcomes. How do differences in brain processes explain the uniqueness of human behaviour? If each brain is different, can we build personalized psychological treatments? What does The Lion King have to do with psychological research? All this and much more in The Unique Brain with Dr. Kathleen Gates!

In Episode 35 we are joined by Dr. Kathleen Gates from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill to chat about how each brain is unique and what that means for psychological research. Kathleen shares with us how measuring brain processes over time enables researchers to tease apart differences in psychological functioning and predict future psychological outcomes. How do differences in brain processes explain the uniqueness of human behaviour? If each brain is different, can we build personalized psychological treatments? What does The Lion King have to do with psychological research? All this and much more in The Unique Brain with Dr. Kathleen Gates!

The Unique Brain with Dr. Kathleen Gates