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Win More, Live Better

Zach Brandon
Win More, Live Better
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    From the Other Side of the Mic: Being Champions Podcast

    21/12/2025 | 53 mins.

    This episode features a conversation from my recent appearance on the Being Champions Podcast with Matt Booth. We talk about the biggest challenges facing coaches today, identity traps in coaching, and how mindset, leadership, and environment influence both performance and well-being. Learn More About Matt Booth:To learn more about Matt’s work, you can follow him here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/matthew-booth-27699676?utm_source=share&utm_campaign=share_via&utm_content=profile&utm_medium=ios_appYou can listen to other episodes from the Being Champions podcast here: https://open.spotify.com/show/41X6O0OtGqQWIZg12o1Px3?si=cNuHdgqlRCyzVmm3wFuSlQ Learn More About Zach:If you’re a coach or leader striving for more clarity, consistency, and fulfillment, feel free to sign up for a free discovery call to see how I can best support you: https://calendly.com/zachbrandon/discoverycallFor more practical tools and mindset stories like this, you can subscribe to my free newsletter here: https://winningwithwords.beehiiv.com/

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    Does the Room Get Better When You Walk In?

    18/12/2025 | 5 mins.

    A leader's presence is never neutral. This episode highlights a recent quote from college football head coach, Jon Sumrall, that challenges leaders to take responsibility for the energy and value they bring into every space. Using examples from elite college football coaches and Liz Wiseman's research on "multipliers," this episode offers a simple self-audit to help coaches lead with greater intention, consistency, and impact.If you’re a coach or leader striving for more clarity, consistency, and fulfillment, feel free to sign up for a free discovery call to see how I can best support you: https://calendly.com/zachbrandon/discoverycallFor more practical tools and mindset stories like this, you can subscribe to my free newsletter here: https://winningwithwords.beehiiv.com/

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    A New Beginning: Welcome to Win More, Live Better

    17/12/2025 | 5 mins.

    This episode marks the beginning of a new chapter for the show. In this episode, Zach introduces Win More, Live Better and unpacks the philosophy behind the rebrand. He explains why this show will continue to commit to helping coaches and high performers pursue excellence without sacrificing their well-being, joy, relationships, and fulfillment in the process.This episode is an invitation to rethink what success looks like, how it’s sustained, and how coaches can win more, while living better along the way.If you’re a coach or leader striving for more clarity, consistency, and fulfillment, feel free to sign up for a free discovery call to see how I can best support you: https://calendly.com/zachbrandon/discoverycallFor more practical tools and mindset stories like this, you can subscribe to my free newsletter here: https://winningwithwords.beehiiv.com/

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    Joe Bohringer | Executive Coach and Former MLB Assistant GM | "Winning is not normal."

    14/12/2025 | 1h 13 mins.

    Today, we're joined by Joe Bohringer, a longtime Major League Baseball executive and executive leadership coach, whose career spans more than three decades inside professional sport.Joe has spent over 30 years working in high-stakes environments at the highest levels of baseball, including senior leadership roles with organizations such as the Chicago Cubs and Seattle Mariners. Throughout his career, he has worked across scouting, player development, and the front office which has provided him with a rare, holistic view of what sustained excellence actually requires. Today, Joe brings those lessons into the corporate world and other professional sport arenas working with executives and leadership teams to help them build high-performing, values-driven organizations. Joe is also the author of Winning, Inc.: A Championship Handbook for High-Performing Leaders, where he distills decades of real-world experience into nine practical principles for leaders who want to win consistently without losing themselves or their culture in the process.In this conversation, we explore what truly separates elite performers and organizations over time. Joe shares why high performers are wired for continuous growth. Drawing from his book Winning, Inc., he unpacks several of the nine core principles that guide high-performing teams, including the idea that winning isn’t normal and people drive process.Here's some notable highlights from our conversation:[5:36] — High Performers Are Wired to Grow[8:56] — Finding the Right Environment and Support[12:38] — Influence of Business Background[17:20] — Winning Is Not Normal[24:28] — Upholding Standards By Managing Discomfort[32:09] — Helping Teams Get Unstuck[37:50] — The "4 Hats" Leaders Wear [42:50] — People Drive Process[47:28] — Selecting the Right People[52:40] — Information Connectors[58:06] — Taking Ownership of Culture and Defining Right[1:03:10] — Achieving Hard Things Requires Commitment[1:07:47] — Leaving MLB On Your Own TermsLearn More About Joe:To learn more about Joe's work and coaching, check out his website here: https://jbexecutivecoach.com/You can also stay up-to-date on Joe's work and thought leadership by connecting with him here on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joe-bohringer/ Learn More About Zach:If you’re a collegiate or professional coach striving to win more and live better, it's not too late to sign-up for a free coaching call this month where I can share helpful resources and explore how to best support your coaching journey. You can sign up for a call here: https://calendly.com/zachbrandon/discoverycallFor more practical tools and mindset stories, you can subscribe to my free newsletter here: https://winningwithwords.beehiiv.com/

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    Fear Is Not the Enemy: How Elite Performers Learn to Manage It

    13/12/2025 | 5 mins.

    Fear is one of the most common topics I get asked about and one of the most misunderstood. In this episode, we explore why fear isn’t something to eliminate, but something to manage. Using the analogy of inflammation after training, we unpack how fear can signal growth and elevate our performances when interpreted correctly. Drawing from insights shared by high perfomers like Mikaela Shiffrin and Nik Wallenda, this episode examines how elite competitors use fear as a signal for presence and respect, instead of something to run from.If you’re a coach or leader striving for more clarity, consistency, and fulfillment, feel free to sign up for a free discovery call to see how I can best support you: https://calendly.com/zachbrandon/discoverycallFor more practical tools and mindset stories like this, you can subscribe to my free newsletter here: https://winningwithwords.beehiiv.com/

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About Win More, Live Better

Win More, Live Better is a podcast for sport coaches and high-performing leaders who care deeply about results, but refuse to compromise their well-being, joy, or relationships in the process. This show explores what it really means to win more and live better on your terms. Through stories, conversations, and practical frameworks, each episode helps you sharpen your leadership, strengthen your inner game, and build systems that support sustainable performance for you and those you lead.Hosted by Zach Brandon, a nationally recognized performance and leadership advisor who partners with elite sport coaches, executives, and high performers to help them thrive using practical tools, systems, and mindset frameworks.
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