So, Linda, you know, we got some problems.

So you don't know where we're talking how to solve them.

We may laugh, we may learn, we might be your game, miss and peace.

So, Linda, thank you so much for coming on today.

We're so excited to chat with you.

Thank you for having me. Yeah, we would're so excited to chat with you. Thank you for

loving me. Yeah, we would love if you could give our listeners a little bit of background about you

and what you do in the mental fitness health space. Sure. I am a high school boys basketball coach.

I was high school girls and college girls basketball coach and switched over to boys about five years ago and started

realizing that there was more to it than the X's nose. I have four children who are all college

athletes at different levels in four different sports. I was a college athlete myself, so I sort of

have seen what's happened over the years with younger athletes developing

and then going into college and a little bit of suffering, I would say. And I started getting

very interested in that and became a certified coach to work pretty specifically with athletes

that are struggling with the mental side of their game, I would say.

Do you think it's getting more challenging for athletes?

Do you think this has always been a problem?

Or do you think it's getting harder?

Oh, I definitely think it's getting harder.

I think there's so many factors, but it's harder for coaches as well.

You know, I think social media, I think the NIL, the transfer

portal, all those things. People say it doesn't trickle down to high school. It definitely does.

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