Sue Enquist: Hall of Fame Softball Coach | #ThePlaybook 213

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David Meltzer, Entrepreneur.com

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🗓️ 26 March 2020

⏱️ 32 minutes

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On this episode of #ThePlaybook, Sue Enquist, founder of ONE Softball and Hall of Fame Softball Coach, shares her thoughts on: [2:43] The importance of having a roadmap to success and how her parents empowered her with discipline and empathy [7:16] Why she interviewed 20,000 families in order to understand and help solve the “pain points” of youth sports [11:04] Why athletes tend to put pressure on themselves and how coaches and parents can help relieve those pressures [19:50] How transformative coaching is changing the way that coaches and athletes interact on a day-to-day basis Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	On this episode of the playbook, I have Sue Enquist, that's right, the John Wooden of softball,
0:05.6	founder of one softball, and of course Hall of Fame softball coach.
0:09.4	And we're going to talk about pressure and how not to put pressure on yourself and the best way to
0:17.1	coach your children through transformative coaching. Join me for all of this and more on the playbook.
0:24.0	This is Entrepreneurs the Playbook, where each week I bring you some of the greatest athletes, celebrities,
0:31.0	and entrepreneurs to talk about their personal and professional
0:34.7	playbook to success and what made them champions on the field and in the
0:39.6	boardroom. I'm your host and CEO of Sports One Marketing, David Melzer.
0:45.0	This Dave Melter with entrepreneurs The Playbook and I have a legend with me.
0:50.0	And this is so much fun for me because with entrepreneurs I usually get people that are like under 30 years old and they don't even know what a legend means.
0:57.6	Sue and Quist is a Hall of Famer for UCLA both as a player and a coach.
1:01.5	You also have one softball which you started as you
1:04.9	retired and also you teach at UCLA and I love it. Back on campus. It's
1:12.0	it's amazing.
1:13.0	Well, this is about lessons and about playbook to success.
1:16.2	So I can't imagine anyone unless we could reincarnate John Woodin that I'd rather have on here
1:21.2	about teaching lessons because I'm sure to start, you probably inherited
1:25.7	some of the pyramid of success
1:27.2	into your teaching and coaching and playing capabilities.
1:30.9	Absolutely.
1:31.8	He was a huge influence to me, especially when that transition occurred from being, I was a, I went to school
1:38.4	there, assistant coach, co-head coach, and head coach.
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