The importance of story telling to athletes cannot be over emphasized.
The impact the stories will have on a generation of younger athletes is something we cannot imagine.
By sharing stories and in turn building a brand, athletes can make better connections with fans and further athletes.
My guest on the podcast today is Jamie Mittelman. Jamie is the founder of Flame Bearers, the world’s first storytelling platform, illuminating the unsung stories of women olympians and paralympians.
In this episode, you’ll learn how to tell your story as an athlete an build your brand.
If you loved this episode shoot me an email tola@athletemaestro.com and let me know what you learnt so I can forward your message to Jamie. Also subscribe to flame bearers and check out Jamie’s work.
If you have any questions about something we didn’t talk about, you can ask as well.
Don’t forget to share this episode with your fellow athletes and sports parents (share it on your Instagram and Facebook stories)
Remember, knowing is not enough you must apply, willing is not enough you must do.
Athlete Maestro is a podcast for you to help you break your mental and physical limitations so you can achieve high performance in your sports.
WHAT YOU’LL LEARN FROM THIS EPISODE
- How to tell your story as an athlete
- How to use your stories to build connection with fans
- The importance of building a brand as an athlete
- 3 powerful stories from 3 amazing athletes
- and much more
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TOLA OGUNLEWE
Tola Ogunlewe is a Sports Performance Coach, Sports Lawyer, Father and the creator of Athlete Maestro.
He is a real world mentor to young athletes.
If you’re ready to learn how to make the most of your talent, become the athlete you were meant to be, achieve self mastery, deliberate practice and create you own path to success in sports, join us and he’ll show you how.
Become a maestro.