Dr. Scott Goldman, a renowned sports psychologist and former head of psychology at the Miami Dolphins, shares insights from his impressive career. He discusses the Athletic Intelligence Quotient (AIQ) and how it evaluates key domains in athletic performance. Goldman dives into the psychology of defeat, emphasizing its role in growth. He also highlights the importance of trust and authenticity within sports teams and reflects on leadership dynamics that shape team culture. This conversation provides a fascinating look into the mental strategies behind elite athletes' successes.

Dr Scott Goldman, licensed clinical psychologist and sport psychologist, discusses leadership styles and the role of coaching in sports psychology. They explore authenticity and compassion in leadership, as well as the impact of early seriousness and authoritarian coaching on athlete development. The concept of motivation and professional decision-making in coaching and leadership is also explored.

Dr. Scott Goldman, Consulting Performance Psychologist, discusses the role of intelligence in athletic success, how to become more confident in your own process, and why top athletes embrace their inner weirdo. They explore the relationship between competence and confidence, reducing anxiety to increase confidence, and common traits among top athletes. They also discuss the link between intelligence and athletic success, and strategies to enhance cognitive performance.