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Episode Summary

In this episode, Ian and Kevin discuss the value of emotional control in many facets of life and the significance of letting kids make their own decisions. Instead of being unduly restrictive, Ian stresses that parents should support their children's choices and give them the freedom to take charge. He also stresses the importance of mentors who lead from the heart and the cascading effects of strong leadership.

• Discover the value of being present and finding fulfilment in the here and now.
• Recognise how controlling your emotions may help you perform better in relationships, your career, and golf, among other areas of your life.
• Acknowledge men's obstinacy and the necessity of facing difficulties in order to really comprehend them.
• Discover the psychological effects of witnessing a child give up on themselves and the need to be the encouraging parent they required.

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About the Host:

Ian Hawkins, host of "Sport Is Life," is dedicated to showing how sports can transform lives. With extensive experience as an athlete, a coach, PE teacher, community volunteer, and manager at Fox Sports, Ian brings a wealth of knowledge to the podcast. His journey began in his backyard, mentored by his older brother, and has since evolved into coaching elite athletes and business leaders. Ian's commitment to sports and personal development is evident in his roles as a performance coach and active community member. Through "Sport Is Life," Ian shares inspiring stories and valuable lessons to help listeners apply sports principles to all areas of life.

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