Episode 22 - Ethics in Sport Psychology

Episode 23 - Kiesza, How to Perform as a Superstar | Hideaway | Performance | Car Crash | Being an Idol for youngsters | Failure | Psychology behind being a #1 Music Artist | Relationship to Norway

Episode 23 - Kiesza on Performing as a Superstar A very special episode with a Canadian (and a little bit of Norwegian) artist, Kiesa Rae Ellestad. Kiesza broke through globally with Hideaway — only to face a sudden neurological injury that forced her to step away from the spotlight at the peak of her career. In this conversation, we go beyond the headlines and talk about what happens when the body fails, the identity cracks, and the mind is forced to adapt. We explore: * What it’s really like to lose control in a high-performance career * The psychological cost of fame and constant expectations * Injury, recovery, and rebuilding confidence from zero * Creativity, discipline, and mental resilience * How to perform again when fear, doubt, and uncertainty are present This episode is for athletes, artists, performers, coaches, and anyone navigating pressure, burnout, or a forced reset in life. 🎧 A conversation about mental strength, vulnerability, and the long road back. Told with honesty, without clichés, but with humour and some diversions. Kiesza, ladies and gentlemen. Enjoy! Check out my website for coaching and keynotes [https://www.mentaltrenerosen.no/en/home/] My LinkedIn for research and insights [https://www.linkedin.com/in/daniel-osen/] @Mentaltrener Osen or @Daniel Osen on Instagram Keep your mind set, and be willing to go for it.

Episode 22 - Ethics in Sport Psychology

Episode 22 - Ethics in Sport Psychology In this episode, I share insights into the limitations of Sport Psychology and reflections on when an athlete becomes a patient due to psychological illnesses. This episode is inspired by the psychologist and sport psychologist Dr. Henrik Herrebroden and his keynote on ethics. I also share the elite referee Tom Henning Øvreboe's study on Norwegian Elite Athletes and their scores on psychological illnesses. His study from 2023 can be read here. [https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/37485002/] I am also sharing reflections on solutions raising the common question: Should the Sport Psychologist Consultant stop the collaboration with the athlete with a psychological illness? Or should the Sport Psychologist Consultant continue the alliance? Listen and give me YOUR opinion. Connect with me on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/danielosen Support Mind Set Go: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/danielosen Learn more about my coaching: https://www.mentaltrenerosen.no [https://www.mentaltrenerosen.no/]

Episode 21 - Attachement Styles (Coach-Athlete)

Episode 21 - Attachement Styles (Coach-Athlete) Attachment styles shape how children, adolescents, and athletes respond to stress, feedback, and relationships. In this episode, Daniel Osen breaks down the four attachment styles — Secure, Anxious, Avoidant, and Disorganised — and explains how they influence emotional regulation, performance, and effective coaching. Connect with me on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/danielosen Support the podcast: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/danielosen More about my work on my website. [https://www.mentaltrenerosen.no/en/home/]

Episode 20 - Alcohol & Performance

Episode 20 - Alochol & Performance In this episode of Mind Set Go, Daniel Osen explores how alcohol quietly impacts focus, sleep, hormones, and long-term performance. Drawing on sport psychology and neuroscience, he explains why even small amounts can disrupt recovery, dull mental clarity, and accelerate ageing — and how understanding these effects can help you reclaim natural energy, discipline, and precision. 🎧 Listen, reflect, and keep your Mind Set Go. 🔗 LinkedIn [https://www.linkedin.com/in/danielosen] │ ☕ Buy Me a Coffee │ 🌐 mentaltrenerosen.no │ 🎧 Mind Set Go on Spotify [https://open.spotify.com/show/4wkIAIvi6t9vHcvaiYU7lt]

Episode 19 - How to Receive Feedback Like a Pro

How to Receive Feedback Like a Pro Description: In this episode of Mind Set Go, Daniel Osen breaks down one of the most overlooked skills in high-performance psychology: the art of receiving feedback. Drawing on insights from Douglas Stone and Sheila Heen’s acclaimed book Thank You for the Feedback, Daniel explores how the ability to take feedback well — not just give it — is a defining marker of growth, adaptability, and elite performance. You’ll learn: * 🎯 Why success depends more on how you receive feedback than how it’s delivered * 🧩 The three types of feedback (Appreciation, Coaching, Evaluation) — and how to tell them apart * ⚡ The three psychological triggers that block learning, and how to manage them * 🧭 How to distinguish coaching from judgement to avoid defensiveness * 🌱 Why feedback is information, not identity — and how to use it as fuel for progress Packed with practical strategies, psychological theory, and reflective questions, this episode helps you transform feedback from something you fear into something you leverage. Whether you’re an athlete, leader, or professional seeking growth, this conversation will help you shift from reaction to reflection — and turn every piece of feedback into an opportunity to get better. 🎧 Listen now — and learn how to turn critique into clarity, and pressure into progress. 🔗 LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/danielosen [https://www.linkedin.com/in/danielosen] ☕ Support the show: www.buymeacoffee.com/danielosen 🌐 Website: www.mentaltrenerosen.no 🎧 More episodes: Mind Set Go on Spotify