In this short episode of the Game Changer Performance Podcast, Josh provides tips for  creating a Game Plan for living on purpose.Josh discusses Matthew 25, the Parable of the Talents, and encourages us to steward what God has given us well. To invest in it, and grow it and not just hide it away.He shares some practical steps and four main areas to consider when developing a Game Plan for living on purpose: Future, Fear, Focus, and Fundamentals.He goes into detail on three main questions to ask yourself when developing your vision:Is my vision based on others and not myself?Am I dreaming big enough to need others, to need God?What do I want to be known for? Does it align with what I am doing? 

In this episode of the Game Changer Performance Podcast Josh talks with Nash Mahupete (Mah-who-peh-tae). Nash grew up in Zimbabwe and came to Omaha with the plan of getting a degree and returning home. However, plans changed and he is now the Vice President of Residential Services at QLI here in Omaha.QLI helps individuals with spinal cord injuries recover and adjust to their new life. They use neuroplasticity to help retrain the brain and help the "shape the life they're working towards."Between working at QLI and his book "Dream Catcher" Nash has a passion for helping everyone realize their potential and reach their dreams. He believes that everyone can be a CEO if we all work together to be the best we can be. If we all live with the mindset of being Better Together, believing "it's not about me, it's about you," we can all accomplish incredible things! Josh and Nash's discussion is filled with ways to grow in leadership, personal development, and growth to inspire you to be the best version of you you can be!If you are interested in learning more about QLI, Nash's story, or want a copy of his book reach out to him by emailing him at [email protected].  

In the first Game Changer Performance short Josh introduces us to his focus of the year: Living On Purpose.Josh shares some knowledge from 1 Corinthians 9 where Paul teaches about training and running the race with purpose. Not just "shadowboxing" or training aimlessly. He also talks about Sam Sinek's book which encourages us to focus on the "why" behind each step we take and not just the "what." It's not about performance. Josh shares how he's personally taking steps to maximize his influence in order to maximize the impact around him. He challenges us to do the same by taking just one step to live, lead, and love more on purpose in 2024. 

In this episode of the Game Changer Performance Podcast Josh talks with Ben Kenyon, the Director of Performance for the Philadelphia 76ers. Josh and Ben got to know each other well this last year during the 30-hour "Hood to Coast" race they ran together along with 4 other individuals.Ben Kenyon walks you through his journey to the NBA which started with a dream at 13 years old, to sleeping on the floor during his internship, before he was able to work with the greats!They discuss how you don't always have to go "all in" as a young emerging leader to achieve your goals. The most important thing is to just take one step at a time. It may be small, and it may feel insignificant but just keep going one step at a time. Check out Ben's book "Climb" his website greatdaytoclimb.com or follow him on instagram @ben_kenyon_ to learn more!

In this Game Changer Performance Podcast episode, Josh sits down with Sam Acho to discuss his book "Change Starts with You." Sam Acho is a father, speaker, author, former NFL Linebacker, and so much more. He talks about how the book was birthed out of all the change that was happening during the 2020 pandemic. Sam and Josh discuss how we need to get close to pain in order to discover our purpose and direction in life. We need to touch doorknobs, test things out, see what's out there to find out what breaks our hearts. And once we find those things pursue them. Be the person that sparks the change. Sam gives us some small practical steps to pursue being a change-maker. Sam and Josh also share some of their personal stories and how God used them to create change around them.For more inspiration and tips on becoming a change maker, check out Sam's book "Change Starts with You: following your fire to heal a broken world."

In this episode of the Game Changer Performance podcast, Josh sits down with his former high school basketball coach Doug Woodard.Coach Woodard gives us an insiders look at what it looks like to coach a team through adversity, what it takes to build a winning team, what unique skill sets lead to a great team, and so much more!Doug has over 40 years of coaching experience and is excited to share with the next generation of young coaches. If you have any questions or would like to learn more about becoming a coach, he would love to chat with you: [email protected] 

This episode of "Game Changer Performance" provides a deep and heartfelt conversation with Monty Williams, offering insights into faith, humility, and finding purpose through our relationships and experiences. It's a reminder of the importance of relying on God's grace and wisdom as we navigate life's challenges and transitions.Coach Williams reflects on his current and past experiences facing transitions and tribulations and how his unwavering belief that God will never leave or forsake us carried and continues to carry him through them all.He also discusses the idea of representing Christ effectively in every assignment and role. He emphasizes that God doesn't expect perfection and that it's better not to strive for it. Instead, he shares the importance of relying on God's grace, strength, and wisdom to be effective in our roles.

In this episode of "Game Changer Performance," host Josh Dotzler engages in a compelling conversation with Kirsten Booth, the Head Coach of Creighton's women's volleyball team. Coach Booth shares about her humble beginnings, how she built a winning team with a winning culture, and the opportunities and challenges that come with those things. Booth brings a transformative coaching philosophy to the table. With a focus on humility, she discusses the significance of hiring coaches who excel beyond her and cultivating a culture of celebrating fearlessness and inclusion. She highlights the value of community service, advocating for giving without immediate expectations, especially in the NIL era.Transitioning to performance optimization, Kirsten discusses her focus on the mental aspect of the game. She shares the story which lead her to develop her own app which is now used by colleges and high schools around the country. For young athletes, she stresses mental resilience, dedication both on and off the court, and embracing feedback for growth.

On this exciting episode of the Game Changer Performance Podcast, host Josh Dotzler switches gears to a more personal and deeply inspiring conversation as he welcomes a very special guest, his younger brother, Josiah Dotzler. Josh and Josiah delve into the world of basketball, shedding light on the perseverance, teamwork, and mental fortitude it demands. Josiah gives listeners an exclusive look into his training regimen, his routines, and the journey that led him to Creighton University. Josh will also explore the brotherly bond that shapes their relationship, the mutual love for basketball that deepens it, and the role of their shared values and upbringing in their respective careers. This episode will inspire young athletes considering a college sports career, Creighton Bluejays fans, and anyone curious about the realities of the student-athlete lifestyle. So, whether you're an aspiring college athlete, a sports fan, or someone interested in tales of dedication and perseverance, tune in to the Game Changer Performance Podcast with Josh Dotzler for a heartening and illuminating discussion.Keep up with Josh Here 

Join your host, Josh Dotlzer, on this week's Game Changer Performance Podcast episode as we sit down with the one-of-a-kind Fendi Onobun.In this compelling deep dive, we unravel Fendi's inspiring transition from being a standout college basketball player to getting drafted into the NFL. We'll delve into the trials, tribulations, and triumphs Fendi experienced while playing at the highest levels of two vastly different sports.Throughout the conversation, we dig into the principles that guided Fendi's transition, focusing on perseverance, adaptability, and resilience in the face of uncertainty. We deep dive into how these principles can apply in sports, life, business, and any challenging pursuit.This episode is a must-listen for aspiring athletes, sports enthusiasts, personal development followers, and those who seek the motivation to bring about change in their lives. With Fendi's story as a backdrop, Josh explores the intricate mechanics of being a Game Changer in any field.Check out Fendi's Book Here Keep with Josh Here