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What to Do After College for Student Athletes | Interview w/ Marc Harrison
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In this episode, David talks with Administrator, Analyst, Consultant, Host, Marc J. Harrison, Sr. RAA, about career preparation for student-athletes, the value of self-belief. Most importantly, you’ll learn what marc learned from his mentor, who an Olympic coach.
Marc and David discuss:
- What’s missing right now from the playbooks of student-athletes, coaches, and their respective colleges as they prepare for their transition to the business world?
- Marc shares his perspective on Title Nine and some common misconceptions
- How do you help students translate their experiences into potential value?
- Marc shares his experience with positivity, his upbringing, and the Positive Coaching Alliance at ISI Schools and the value it adds to the student experience.
- Dealing with the modern student-athlete who’s growing up in a social media-focused world. You’re trying to win while shaping the student-athlete into a career-ready business professional.
- How to deal with trying to win while shaping a student into a career-ready, value-creating professional.
- De-Educating and Re-Educating Leadership Skills for Student-Athletes - What employers are looking for in a candidate fresh out of college, as an intern, or for a full-time role?
- Characteristics that make you memorable when you are not necessarily the most confident individual on campus and the importance of self-belief
- What is the experience of Marc Harrison?
- “If you Don’t Beleive You Don’t Belong” - Marc Harrison
- If you were not a part of the program, you couldn’t believe what was happening.
Favorite Points
- “If you're one sport, make sure you get involved in, you know, multiple sports because you can have different roles, side learns to work with different people, you know, learn how to take directions with different kind of folks, it all benefits you as a whole when you're grown.”
- "If You Don’t Believe, You Don’t Belong."
Links
Marc Harrison: LinkedIn
Marc Harrison Company: website
David Thompson: LinkedIn
Career Coach Pros: website
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