Mubarak Malik's guest appearances

Mubarak Malik

The Fit Clique Podcast

Well Traveled Wellness

Leaders Performance Podcast

Love Thy Neighbor

Brad Stulberg

Duncan French

Stuart Lancaster

Chris Powell

Raymond Blanc

Kyle Dubas

Sam Walker

Kevin Forbes

Mark Shapiro

Dave Brailsford

Eddie Jones

Sean Dyche

Dean Smith

Howie Roseman

Matt Painter

OwlTail

In this final episode of the season, Jessica chats with Mubarak Malik, otherwise known as the “Immigration Advocate”. Attorney Mubarak Malik was born and raised in Chicago, IL and is of Pakistani descent. Mubarak is a graduate of The John Marshall Law School where he obtained his Juris Doctor (J.D) and Masters in Laws (LL.M) in Employee Benefits Law. Mubarak has a license to practice law in both Illinois and California. Mubarak operates a law practice focused on Immigration Law and serves clients worldwide regardless of their location. Mubarak is passionate about issues plaguing society and seeks to find ways to improve the world around him. Mubarak lives in San Diego, California and enjoys sightseeing, traveling, cooking, exercising and working on different business ventures. Mubarak promotes peace and inclusion and the promotion of minority women. Mubarak believes in order to cause change you must embody the changes you wish to see. You can visit Mubarak’s page http://www.TheImmigrationAdvocate.com for more information --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast.  https://anchor.fm/app

In this final episode of the season, Jessica chats with Mubarak Malik, otherwise known as the “Immigration Advocate”. Attorney Mubarak Malik was born and raised in Chicago, IL and is of Pakistani descent. Mubarak is a graduate of The John Marshall Law School where he obtained his Juris Doctor (J.D) and Masters in Laws (LL.M) in Employee Benefits Law. Mubarak has a license to practice law in both Illinois and California. Mubarak operates a law practice focused on Immigration Law and serves clients worldwide regardless of their location. Mubarak is passionate about issues plaguing society and seeks to find ways to improve the world around him. Mubarak lives in San Diego, California and enjoys sightseeing, traveling, cooking, exercising and working on different business ventures. Mubarak promotes peace and inclusion and the promotion of minority women. Mubarak believes in order to cause change you must embody the changes you wish to see. You can visit Mubarak’s page <a href="http://www.TheImmigrationAdvocate.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.TheImmigrationAdvocate.com</a> for more information --- 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>

Guest 25: Mubarak Malik

Mubarak Malik believes the New York Knicks are just a few steps from achieving something special in the NBA. The Leaders Performance Podcast spoke to the Knicks' Director of Performance ahead of the NBA Global Game in London where the Knicks faced the Washington Wizards at the O2 Arena. The result may not have been to Malik's liking that evening, with the nominal hosts claiming a 101-100 victory, but he was in good spirits and spoke candidly about his five years in New York, as well as his time at the Pittsburgh Pirates and EXOS. Malik laid out how his role has evolved from focusing on strength &amp; conditioning in the weight room to leveraging all the resources at hand to create robust players capable of facing an 82-game regular season, while ensuring players adopt the habits befitting a professional in the NBA. There was a clear sense that while the team is enduring a difficult season on the court but everyone, from President Steve Mills and the front office down through the roster and basketball operations staff is working to put in place the high performance systems that will enable the Knicks to return to the NBA Playoffs. Malik also spoke about:  Building a philosophy of winning with a 'beginner's mind' [3:48]; Working with young players and finding opportunities to teach them good habits [7:57]; Measuring performance and establishing performance systems in chaotic environments such as sport and the military [9:30]; How earning the trust and respect of his peers and understanding the NBA mentality has been a steep learning curve [24:45]; The Knicks' approach to wellbeing and creating safe spaces for athletes [41:16].  Previous Episode: EP 38: Aaron Williamon, Royal College of Music Listen to the round-up above and subscribe today on iTunes, Stitcher and Overcast, or your chosen podcast platform.

Mubarak Malik believes the New York Knicks are just a few steps from achieving something special in the NBA. The Leaders Performance Podcast spoke to the Knicks' Director of Performance ahead of the NBA Global Game in London where the Knicks faced the Washington Wizards at the O2 Arena. The result may not have been to Malik's liking that evening, with the nominal hosts claiming a 101-100 victory, but he was in good spirits and spoke candidly about his five years in New York, as well as his time at the Pittsburgh Pirates and EXOS. Malik laid out how his role has evolved from focusing on strength &amp; conditioning in the weight room to leveraging all the resources at hand to create robust players capable of facing an 82-game regular season, while ensuring players adopt the habits befitting a professional in the NBA. There was a clear sense that while the team is enduring a difficult season on the court but everyone, from President Steve Mills and the front office down through the roster and basketball operations staff is working to put in place the high performance systems that will enable the Knicks to return to the NBA Playoffs. Malik also spoke about: <ul> <li>Building a philosophy of winning with a 'beginner's mind' [3:48];</li> <li>Working with young players and finding opportunities to teach them good habits [7:57];</li> <li>Measuring performance and establishing performance systems in chaotic environments such as sport and the military [9:30];</li> <li>How earning the trust and respect of his peers and understanding the NBA mentality has been a steep learning curve [24:45];</li> <li>The Knicks' approach to wellbeing and creating safe spaces for athletes [41:16].</li> </ul> Previous Episode: <a href="https://leadersinsport.com/performance/leaders-performance-podcast-aaron-williamon/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">EP 38: Aaron Williamon, Royal College of Music</a> Listen to the round-up above and subscribe today on <a href="https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/leaders-performance-podcast/id1124488318?mt=2" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">iTunes</a>, <a href="https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/leaders/the-leaders-performance-podcast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Stitcher </a>and <a href="https://overcast.fm/itunes1124488318/leaders-performance-podcast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Overcast</a>, or your chosen podcast platform.

Ep 39: Mubarak Malik