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EPISODE · Sep 27, 2025 · 26 MIN

Resetting Your Focus with Collegiate Volleyball Coach Priscilla Tallman

from Raising Competitors: Equipping Parents to Build Grit, Character and Leaders in Youth Sports and Life · host Jake Thompson, Compete Every Day

Originally aired in August 2019.Priscilla Tallman understands the importance of focus and a growth mindset. She was the SEC Conference Player of the Year during her time playing volleyball at the University of Georgia. She later went on to play for the US National Team.Now, after years as a high school and club coach, Priscilla is a Pac-12 Conference volleyball coach, helping the next generation of players win and off the court. In today's episode, we discuss teaching a growth mindset, why journaling is a key component of her work with The Reset Group, and how she's parenting two athletes in her own home. Learn more about Priscilla's work with The Reset Group and learn about their digital programs for youth athletes at TheResetGroup.com.

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