Empowering Student Athletes
to know their worth and be their best.
“I had no idea how much of my power I didn't own anymore. Thank you for helping me see that and teaching us how we can take it back.“
Student, University of Arizona
Identity Crisis: Taking Power Back When
Wins & Losses Define Your Worth
The spotlight can feel electric when everyone knows your name and opportunities start coming faster than you can process. But when the noise fades or the game doesn’t go your way, it can be easy to forget who you are beneath the stats and the limelight. Real confidence doesn’t come from applause or approval. It comes from knowing your worth even when no one is cheering.
In this workshop, we’ll talk about how to be confident not cocky and stay grounded while still chasing excellence. We’ll look at what it means to lead ourselves successfully and how to keep ambition from stealing our peace. You'll learn key strategies to pinpoint where you’re giving your power away and how to take it back. Your worth shouldn't be determined by who else is in the room. And, the more you know that, the happier you'll be in life and confident in the game.
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Build confidence in your players
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Encourage more collaborative mindsets
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Create self-awareness around personal barriers to success
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The Power of Professionalism
Research shows that candidates who are described as “likable and professional” are 12 times more likely to get hired or sponsored than those who are simply more qualified on paper. (BusinessWire) In the NIL era, your name is your brand and your reputation is your currency- and when companies and coaches decide who to invest in, they don’t always choose the most gifted person, but rather who they want to work with. So how do we balance confidence with humility to create likability?
We'll give you three keys to building a solid reputation and strategic ways to deliver it, including how to write emails that get responses, handle calls with respect, and balance ambition with self-awareness. You’ll get real examples, quick scripts, and a 3-minute self-check
to make every message count. Because the most successful
athletes aren’t just the ones winning games, but the ones people can count on to have integrity, follow-through and a positive attitude
so opportunities will keep showing up.
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Increase critical thinking skills
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Create a team culture of integrity and work ethic
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Improve attitudes and respect
"This insight helps. I want to
be successful beyond just the field."
Student, University of Missouri
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Motivate personal and professional growth
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Identify roadblocks to your success
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Create pathways to achieve your goals
What it Takes: Lessons from the NFL
After years of hard work and success in the NFL, Asante Cleveland found himself retired and struggling to find direction. Too much downtime brought up unaddressed trauma and everything he knew about being successful suddenly showed up differently. Looking back, he figured out what had worked and what would again. Join Asante as he shares what made him elite, what brought his success and what he overcame to get there. He will share the four key components that got him to the NFL that are transferable to you reaching your goals.
Asante Cleveland, former NFL Tight End for the New England Patriots, San Francisco 49ers, and San Diego Chargers, has skyrocketed from the football field to a bestselling author, TV host and captivating speaker. His compelling story is not just about
what he did on the field, but the discovery of what transformed his limited college playing time into a remarkable 4-year NFL career.
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“Very engaging talk, provided value on goal setting and achieving in a relatable way.”
Student, East Carolina University
"What I Wish You Knew"
Sexual Assault Prevention
Our "What I Wish You Knew" program pairs a screening of our two-time international award-winning short film with an interactive workshop designed to meet the specific needs of your community. Centered on healing, empathy, and education, this experience highlights the stories of three women who share their realities of assault on college campuses—revealing not only the lasting impact but also the cultural patterns that allow harm to persist.
Rather than leading with fear or blame, this program creates a safe space for discovery, reflection, and conversation. Through guided discussion, participants explore how everyday behaviors, group dynamics, and social pressures can unintentionally normalize assault—and how awareness, empathy, and leadership can help shift that culture.
For student-athletes and campus leaders, this is more than prevention—it’s about understanding what’s at stake and what’s possible when we recognize our ability to influence change on and off the field. This program invites every participant to see themselves as part of the solution to create a safer, stronger community.
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Create safe spaces for honest conversations
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Address sexual assault on campus
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Explore how we can shift the culture of assault
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"This was interesting. It opened my eyes and
made me see some things differently."
Student, Clemson University
“These are great strategies and I am definitely going to be implementing them. I feel a lot better now about what is ahead of me this year.“
Student, University of Florida
"How to Gain Followers" Leadership Training
Have you ever seen a leader with contagious enthusiasm
that everyone wants to follow? Does your team struggle
with connection, engagement or respect? Most people in
leadership repeat what they have experienced and communicate in ways that worked best for them, simply
hoping for great results. The BEST leaders, however, go deeper- they read a room, engage confidently and understand the key ingredients to getting buy in from Gen Z/Alpha.
So much has changed in the past 5 years and how we
connect and deliver information to today's students matters.
The good news is, we're all capable of excellent
leadership if we approach with care and implement proven strategies. Help your leaders become more effective
more respected, liked and appreciated.
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Better engage team members effectively
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Upgrade communication skills
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Increase morale between teammates and their coaches