In this Millennium Hope podcast episode segment, Derek Bylsma takes on the mental health topic surrounding instant access to bad news and what can we do about it for better mental health. Full Transcript for Instant Access to Bad News and What to Do About It: Eric: Yesterday, I had this experience…
In this Millennium Hope podcast episode segment, Derek Bylsma takes on the mental health topic surrounding the shortage of mental health professionals. — Full Transcript for Shortage of Mental Health Professionals: Eric: There’s no shortage of news to talk about. There are a couple of things as you mention expanding your footprint, and I think…
As heard recently on the Gametime Guru Podcast! From the Gametime Guru: What a story we have for you today! Sarah Meister played volleyball at the Division 1 level for Missouri, and she has quite a few stories to tell. While there were some people who may look at an athlete or a team at…
Wisconsin Badger Superstar Running Back Montee Ball and Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor and nationally board-certified counselor Derek Bylsma are the featured guests of this SportsEpreneur podcast — hosted by Eric Kasimov, founder of SportsEpreneur. They talk about the complexities surrounding Antonio Brown, the college football transfer portal, and NIL (Name, Image, and Likeness). Montee and…
ABOUT THIS PODCAST EPISODE ON MENTAL HEALTH DURING CHAOTIC TIMES As we all deal with the trauma of Covid-19, we are seeing a rise in mental health awareness. We are grateful that we have a leader in mental health tackling this topic and more in this essential Society of Financial Service Professionals talk and gathering. Derek…
There’s an old Bonnie Raitt song called, “Something to Talk About” that’s about falling in love and giving folks “something to talk about”! As I thought about that song, I realized that when something special happens to us like falling in love, we want to TALK about it! We want to tell the story, share all the details,…
A “full-court press” in basketball means the entire team surrounds one opposing player when he/she tries to inbound the ball. Instead of spreading out across the court, they all gather and make it really tough for the opposing team. The “full-court” part means they continue to do this at both ends of the floor—the team…