Stephanie Everett

So it's like, if you have a woman in there who like knows this sport and

like can access what's important to these guys but also has this like feminine energy kind of nurturing whatever like that is a win for the sport overall like even in just that that way that's a win for sure yeah more women in sports more women in sports and like obviously not just to do the emotional labor but like no if that's your job like i want that to be my job

Yes.

Yeah.

Our minds need to be opened up, I think.

Absolutely.

To more.

Yeah.

And I think like what you're saying is so important and something I've thought about with my brother.

So it's like especially like now in the college space, the NIL deals like you're telling me an 18 year old is not going to struggle mentally breaking his ankle when he's making five million dollars to be there.

yep please now it's directly tied to your please I don't care how many cortisone shots you want to throw on that ankle someone talk to the boy talk to the boy talk to him yeah so I think I think we're gonna see a huge uptick in mental performance coaches and sports psychologists like

kind of taking over that world that makes me so happy i'm me too so like happy for you yeah let's be part of it right away yes and i'm grateful you came to talk to me i have one more question yeah yeah i ask everybody that's on the show this i want to know what are you working on in therapy

Tell me.

Girl, what are we not working on?

Seriously.

Kind of parallel to this grad school journey.

Obviously, going from zero to 100 after 10 years led to a lot of injuries.

Yeah.

And so my therapist and I have been working specifically on the injuries, but also just in life on acceptance.

That is my word of the year.