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028 | Self-Belief & the Surprising Impact of Problematic Sports Parents (My Parents’ Perspective – Part 3)

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In Part 3 of My Parents’ Perspective, we wrap up our most personal and impactful conversation yet. This episode dives into the surprising—and sometimes shocking— problematic sports parents my family experienced, from accusations and rumors to jealousy and sideline drama.

But what unfolds next is even more powerful: a vulnerable discussion on how childhood experiences influence a young athlete’s self-belief, how “outside noise” can quietly chip away at confidence, and why emotional turbulence at a young age can create long-lasting ripple effects.

My parents also share practical, heartfelt advice for supporting your child through negativity and building confidence rooted in both self-belief and hard work. This is an episode every sports parent, coach, and young athlete needs to hear. Come be a fly on the wall for an honest look into the life of a professional athlete.

🎙️ Episode 28: Self-Belief & the Surprising Impact of Problematic Sports Parents (My Parents’ Perspective – Part 3)

Release Date: November 26, 2025

Episode Type: Interview / Story

🔑 Episode Highlights:

  • How “problematic sports parents” can unintentionally (or intentionally) chip away at a young athlete’s confidence—and what to look out for.
  • Why childhood experiences and outside noise can have long-lasting emotional effects, shaping self-belief, resilience, and mindset well into adulthood.
  • Practical advice for parents and coaches on how to support a child through the negativity and struggles in self-belief.
  • A raw and honest look at our family’s own journey, including moments that tested our faith!

💬 Quote Worth Remembering (that Teige forgot during the recording 🤪)

“You are a child of God. Your playing small does not serve the world. There is nothing enlightened about shrinking so that other people won't feel insecure around you. We are all meant to shine, as children do. We were born to make manifest the glory of God that is within us. It's not just in some of us; it's in everyone. And as we let our own light shine, we unconsciously give other people permission to do the same….”

– Marianne Williamson

🎯 Want to Go Deeper?

If this episode hit home and you want more tools to help your athlete grow in confidence, mindset, and resilience, join my FREE video course That Finishing Touch. It’s the perfect next step for players who want to strengthen their mental game and elevate their performance.

📥 Get coached by me in my free course by clicking → HERE

📚 Related Episodes & Resources:

📲 Keep the Conversation Going:

Send your thoughts or questions any time: [email protected]

Or tag me on Instagram @proballbuddy when you’re listening. I LOVE hearing your takeaways and stories! 💬

🧡 If This Helped You:

Share this episode with a fellow sports parent or a young athlete who could use encouragement today. A simple share could be the confidence boost they need.

🎧 Listen to More:

Browse all episodes → Podbean / Apple / Spotify / Proballbuddy.com

Subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts!

self-belief, youth sports parents, problematic sports parents, outside noise in sport, confidence in young athletes, athlete mindset, childhood experiences in sport, emotional development in athletes, junior basketball stories, parenting athletes, resilience in sport, family sports culture

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29 episodes

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In Part 3 of My Parents’ Perspective, we wrap up our most personal and impactful conversation yet. This episode dives into the surprising—and sometimes shocking— problematic sports parents my family experienced, from accusations and rumors to jealousy and sideline drama.

But what unfolds next is even more powerful: a vulnerable discussion on how childhood experiences influence a young athlete’s self-belief, how “outside noise” can quietly chip away at confidence, and why emotional turbulence at a young age can create long-lasting ripple effects.

My parents also share practical, heartfelt advice for supporting your child through negativity and building confidence rooted in both self-belief and hard work. This is an episode every sports parent, coach, and young athlete needs to hear. Come be a fly on the wall for an honest look into the life of a professional athlete.

🎙️ Episode 28: Self-Belief & the Surprising Impact of Problematic Sports Parents (My Parents’ Perspective – Part 3)

Release Date: November 26, 2025

Episode Type: Interview / Story

🔑 Episode Highlights:

  • How “problematic sports parents” can unintentionally (or intentionally) chip away at a young athlete’s confidence—and what to look out for.
  • Why childhood experiences and outside noise can have long-lasting emotional effects, shaping self-belief, resilience, and mindset well into adulthood.
  • Practical advice for parents and coaches on how to support a child through the negativity and struggles in self-belief.
  • A raw and honest look at our family’s own journey, including moments that tested our faith!

💬 Quote Worth Remembering (that Teige forgot during the recording 🤪)

“You are a child of God. Your playing small does not serve the world. There is nothing enlightened about shrinking so that other people won't feel insecure around you. We are all meant to shine, as children do. We were born to make manifest the glory of God that is within us. It's not just in some of us; it's in everyone. And as we let our own light shine, we unconsciously give other people permission to do the same….”

– Marianne Williamson

🎯 Want to Go Deeper?

If this episode hit home and you want more tools to help your athlete grow in confidence, mindset, and resilience, join my FREE video course That Finishing Touch. It’s the perfect next step for players who want to strengthen their mental game and elevate their performance.

📥 Get coached by me in my free course by clicking → HERE

📚 Related Episodes & Resources:

📲 Keep the Conversation Going:

Send your thoughts or questions any time: [email protected]

Or tag me on Instagram @proballbuddy when you’re listening. I LOVE hearing your takeaways and stories! 💬

🧡 If This Helped You:

Share this episode with a fellow sports parent or a young athlete who could use encouragement today. A simple share could be the confidence boost they need.

🎧 Listen to More:

Browse all episodes → Podbean / Apple / Spotify / Proballbuddy.com

Subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts!

self-belief, youth sports parents, problematic sports parents, outside noise in sport, confidence in young athletes, athlete mindset, childhood experiences in sport, emotional development in athletes, junior basketball stories, parenting athletes, resilience in sport, family sports culture

  continue reading

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