Stuff I Wrote: Coaching, Learning From Setbacks, MMA & Healthcare

This past May, I began compiling articles and blog posts I wrote (and other updates) in one monthly post. Here’s the latest:

Last month I wrote about the PR For Startups workshop. Well, now it’s available as a video course! Over 2 hours of information on getting featured in the media, and the price is an absolute steal. Here’s some thoughts from someone who just completed the course:

I can’t imagine a better introduction to public relations. You really get into the kind of insiders’ secrets that make or break a successful relationship with the press. I loved the program. Thanks, Yael! -James Clouser

Pick up a copy for yourself here.

Health and Fitness

How Coaches Are Failing Our Kids (And What You Can Do To Help) is a piece I wrote for the 100th issue of the Performance Menu: Journal of Health and Athletic Excellence. This issue is twice as large as our regular issues and available for free, so check it out.
Learning From Setbacks: 12 Process-Based Lessons is a piece I wrote on what I’ve been thinking about while recovering from a jiu-jitsu injury. Just a couple of bucks for this one, or subscribe to the Performance Menu.
Minnesota Startup G9MD Brings Social To Healthcare is a piece for TECHdotMN on an interesting emerging startup.

MMA

Rousey vs. Cyborg Just a Matter of Time was an editorial I wrote after driving out to Kansas City to cover 13 amazing women’s MMA fights at Invicta FC 5. (I embedded video interviews with many of the winners last month.)
Beating the Odds: UFC 159 and Beating the Odds: UFC 160 are the latest two installments in my column on which MMA fighters proved the oddsmakers wrong.
Home Away From Home is a profile on MMA fighter Nik Lentz, posted right before his fight against Hacran Dias at UFC on FX 8.

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