
How depth psychology can help you play the game of life in a more fulfilling way.
Three depth psychologists, one of them a former World Cup soccer player, explore soccer as a metaphor for life.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 8 | Founded | 2 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CulturePhilosophySelf-ImprovementEducation | |||

When Winning Matters: Playing to Win vs Playing Not to Lose
There are moments in life when everything is on the line. What happens in your body, your mind, and your soul in that moment? And how do you find lightness when the weight of it all presses... more
When the dream ends
The World Cup is in the knockout phase. Some dreams have ended. Some players have gone home. And somewhere in a hotel room, someone is replaying the moment over and over, trying to change an outcome that cannot be changed.
This ... more
Dealing with criticism
How do you deal with criticism when the world is watching?
In this episode
Imagine sitting in a beautiful theater, dressed up, surrounded by colleagues and peers. A moment you had been looking forward to.
And then, in fron... more
Episode Creativity
John O'Brien shares a moment of the World Cup. In the second half, something happened on the pitch that stopped the crowd mid-breath. A moment of creativity. A pass nobody saw coming. A decision made in a fraction of a second tha... more
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Apple Podcasts | #67 |
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Three depth psychologists use soccer as a vivid, practical metaphor for personal growth, leadership, and creativity. Across episodes, the conversations weave Jungian concepts, ritual, identity, and self-belief into everyday life and high-performance contexts like World Cup and club soccer. The tone blends practical psychology with vivid sports anecdotes, exploring how intuition, nervous-system regulation, and growth mindset can enable authentic living, better teamwork, and creative problem-solving. Notably, the show often centers on how internal motivations, belonging, and courage interact with external pressures, making it appealing to listeners in coaching, sports psychology, education, and self-development who want actionable insight und... more
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