
an athletic coach? with Coach Johnson
08/02/22 • 59 min
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WELCOME TO SEASON 2 OF THE PODCAST!
And we are starting with a great one. It’s no secret that I’m skeptical about people who put ‘Coach’ as their job title. Honestly, I think most of them are snake-oil salesmen and saleswomen. Well, Coach Johnson is not one of them and he sets the bar for a life-changing coach. Coach is a 10 year veteran teacher/Athletic Director that looks to build students sense of self and foster strong communication between parents and their children. A masters graduate from Sarah Lawrence College, he developed his love for block building and works with other teachers and schools to incorporate block building into their classroom programming. He is a Husband, a father, a coach and the host of Our Village Stories: Parenting through Passion and Grit.
On this interview we spoke about:
- His experience as a student athlete
- What sports can teach you about life
- The coach that set him on this path
- How opportunities come to those who do good work
- How you know you succeeded as a Coach
Want to learn more about Coach and his podcast? Here are some links:
Website
My episode on “Our Village Stories”
Twitter
Instagram
Buy Me a Coffee
Blog
Cameron’s recommendations:
Go watch how people played basketball before! Men and women, the OG ballers. Understand the strategy, it’s like chess.
Special thank you to Ro Halfhide for the music on this show and to Immaculate Lemaron for proofreading the transcripts and helping this podcast be as accessible as possible.
Want to support the pod?
Follow us on Instagram, Facebook and support the show on Buy me a Coffee. We are currently looking for sponsors, if you know someone or are a local businesses in the Rotterdam area that would like to know about our sponsoring plans, reach out to us here.
WELCOME TO SEASON 2 OF THE PODCAST!
And we are starting with a great one. It’s no secret that I’m skeptical about people who put ‘Coach’ as their job title. Honestly, I think most of them are snake-oil salesmen and saleswomen. Well, Coach Johnson is not one of them and he sets the bar for a life-changing coach. Coach is a 10 year veteran teacher/Athletic Director that looks to build students sense of self and foster strong communication between parents and their children. A masters graduate from Sarah Lawrence College, he developed his love for block building and works with other teachers and schools to incorporate block building into their classroom programming. He is a Husband, a father, a coach and the host of Our Village Stories: Parenting through Passion and Grit.
On this interview we spoke about:
- His experience as a student athlete
- What sports can teach you about life
- The coach that set him on this path
- How opportunities come to those who do good work
- How you know you succeeded as a Coach
Want to learn more about Coach and his podcast? Here are some links:
Website
My episode on “Our Village Stories”
Twitter
Instagram
Buy Me a Coffee
Blog
Cameron’s recommendations:
Go watch how people played basketball before! Men and women, the OG ballers. Understand the strategy, it’s like chess.
Special thank you to Ro Halfhide for the music on this show and to Immaculate Lemaron for proofreading the transcripts and helping this podcast be as accessible as possible.
Want to support the pod?
Follow us on Instagram, Facebook and support the show on Buy me a Coffee. We are currently looking for sponsors, if you know someone or are a local businesses in the Rotterdam area that would like to know about our sponsoring plans, reach out to us here.
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a creative revolutionary? with Kevin 'Blaxtar' de Randamie
This week I have for you an artist, rapper, father, spoken word artist, award winning storyteller, business owner and business educator for creatives. Kevin is the founder of at Cre8tiveRevolution Group. At the Cre8tiveRevolution human centered Creative Capital is developed and mindsets are changed. Through programs on entrepreneurship for creators they challenge the economic status quo and teaching creative the business skills they need to market themselves and profit from their creativity.
On this interview we spoke about:
- Going from the ladder to the elevator effectively
- Being an auditive learner
- How the creative process can translate to business
- Growing a network of skills
- Becoming a tech start-up
Cr8tive Revolution Group’s award winning Website
Kevin’s Instagram
Kevin’s Linkedin
His chat with past guest Chris Locke and Claudia Mayer
His TedX Talk ‘Calling for a Creative Revolution’
Kevin’s recommendations:
Blue Ocean Strategy by W. Chan Kim and Renée Mauborgne
Conversations with God: An Uncommon Dialogue, Book 1 by Neale Donald Walsch
Letting Go: The Pathway of Surrender by David R. Hawkins
The Next CEO by Thomas Keil, Marianna Zangrillo
In an effort to make this podcast accessible, we make transcripts of every episode. You’ll find the transcripts on our website here.
Special thank you to Ro Halfhide for the music on this show and to Immaculate Lemaron for proofreading the transcripts and helping this podcast be as accessible as possible.
Want to support the pod?
Follow us on Instagram, Facebook and support the show on Buy me a Coffee. We are currently looking for sponsors, if you know someone or are a local businesses in the Rotterdam area that would like to know about our sponsoring plans, reach out to us here.
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the founder and managing director of paper republic? with Jérôme Bacquias
This week, on the second episode of season 2, we have Jérôme Bacquias who is the founder & managing Director at paper republic. Don’t know this awesome brand? In short, it’s a company making notebooks and fine leather goods based out of Vienna, Austria and my personal private addiction (hey, I could have worst addictions) At paper republic, they are committed to respect & authenticity. They aim to respect our environment by creating products that are made to last and are crafted from sustainable and natural materials. They are beautiful and they are awesome!
On this interview we spoke about:
- Jérôme’s journey to start paper republic
- His love for books are reading
- Looking for people to learn from sometimes without the intention
- Learning by trial and error, having the courage of just walking in and asking
- Surrounding yourself with people of skill
- The value of interactions with teachers and other learners
- Supporting colleagues in Ukraine
Want to learn more about Jérôme and Paper Republic? Here are some links:
paper republic’s Analogue Shop in Vienna
Illustrator of the notebooks for Ukraine
Jerome’s recommendations:
Kolyma Tales by Varlam Shalamov
The Magic Mountain by Thomas Mann
The violence and the sacred by René Girard
Want to support the pod?
Follow us on Instagram or support the show on Buy me a Coffee. We are currently looking for sponsors, if you know someone or are a local businesses in the Rotterdam area that would like to know about our sponsoring plans, reach out to us here.
Special thank you to Ro Halfhide for the music on this show.
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