Aaron Machbitz

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17,529 appearances 111 recordings 1 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard yesterday

Aaron Machbitz’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 111 in all, peaking in Jul 2026 with 22.

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First of all, coaches only play the biggest, fastest kids to secure a useless third-grade championship trophy. podcast-host
But by banning the scoreboard, Norway keeps kids engaged longer. podcast-host
It maximizes fun, learning, and fundamental skill growth. podcast-host
Yes, the kids know who scored the goals, they aren't stupid, but the system refuses to validate it as the ultimate goal. podcast-host
The objective isn't to win today. podcast-host
It's to make sure you love the sport enough to come back tomorrow. podcast-host
That is the golden nugget. podcast-host
The objective isn't to win today. podcast-host
It's to make sure you love the sport enough to come back tomorrow. podcast-host
That's focusing on the process. podcast-host
And then the next thing we want to focus on is the great cultural debate about participation trophy. podcast-host
Trophies. podcast-host
In Western sports culture, there's a m there's like this massive anxiety that if you give everyone a trophy, you're breeding a culture of snowflakes who will lose their competitive edge. podcast-host
Norway's response they give trophies to everyone. podcast-host
Whenever trophies or medals um are awarded to young kids in Norway, every single child gets one. podcast-host
Their philosophy is beautifully simple. podcast-host
If getting a little plastic trophy makes an eight year old feel good and encourages them to sign up again next season, why on earth wouldn't you give it to them? podcast-host
And for the critics who claim this destroys grit and competitiveness, look at the results because that's all you people really care about. podcast-host
Norway's elite athletes are famously some of the toughest, most resilient competitors on the planet because they kept coming back and they focused on the process of loving what they're doing. podcast-host
Here's a fun fact: the Olympic Games themselves. podcast-host
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