In this video, Gannon and I open up with a new weekly part within our Monday drops. That part is tagged, "Mental Monday's". Each week from now on you will hear two quotes, one from Bryce and one from Gannon. They will reflect on those quotes and share how what they mean to them based on their life/mental health struggles. This will allow our listeners to understand it's okay to not be okay, all the time.
We then described how to live, above the line. The phrase comes from a book called, "Above The Line" by Urban Meyer. Meyer's track record speaks for itself and in his book he does a deep dive on how to develop a championship mentality through his vision. His vision is thorough and has resulted in three National Championships in College Football. So, in this episode Bryce explains the book he read and how it impacted him enough to be willing to implement his mentalities into his coaching style down the road. Gannon was able to respond with his thoughts because he is at a Top 10 ranked NAIA school (Central Methodist University) where he plays baseball. The culture that has been established at his school correlated with this book. Through Bryce's experience of reading Above The Line and Gannon's college student-athlete experience we were able to grasp the true concept behind this complex phrase. Living above the line comes differently for everyone and it's important to ensure you do not stay stagnant or live below that line. Learn how to implement these strategies into your everyday life RIGHT HERE, in this episode.
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