Oct 1, 2026 · 16 min · 7 segments
How much should parents actually be involved in their daughter’s volleyball recruiting process? What does it actually take to become a Division I volleyball player, and is D1 always the right goal?…
I love that as you're talking, I'm like hearing all these different options.
Like-
... there's, I think a lot of times, especially when we're younger, we see like the accolades or we see like the validation that comes from at the end of, you know, signing somewhere or something.
But sometimes, like our path is just different.
And you share this-
... a lot, I feel like, in your messaging, is that like the path isn't always a straight path.
The path isn't always what we expected.
Like there's-
... detours and things that actually work better for us.
Then I'm like, how do you always say, like don't you have a, like a tagline or something about a path?
Yeah, basically.
And I think, too, like helping athletes uncover their desire and what they're really wanting is huge.
Because if you think about it, if you're doing things because you wanna do them and you have desire, it's gonna come a lot natural, a lot more natural and easy, and it's not gonna feel like such a freaking chore to go do X, Y, and Z, because you genuinely love it.
And so you're naturally gonna create so much more success from that desire versus doing something out of obligation.
I love that as you're talking, I'm like hearing all these different options.
Like-
... there's, I think a lot of times, especially when we're younger, we see like the accolades or we see like the validation that comes from at the end of, you know, signing somewhere or something.
But sometimes, like our path is just different.
And you share this-
... a lot, I feel like, in your messaging, is that like the path isn't always a straight path.
The path isn't always what we expected.
Like there's-
... detours and things that actually work better for us.
Then I'm like, how do you always say, like don't you have a, like a tagline or something about a path?
Yeah, basically.
And I think, too, like helping athletes uncover their desire and what they're really wanting is huge.
Because if you think about it, if you're doing things because you wanna do them and you have desire, it's gonna come a lot natural, a lot more natural and easy, and it's not gonna feel like such a freaking chore to go do X, Y, and Z, because you genuinely love it.
And so you're naturally gonna create so much more success from that desire versus doing something out of obligation.
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