Richard and I recorded the final regularly scheduled episode of Scrambled Eggs with Richard & Meghan this week. And while endings make me a little sentimental, this one feels less like a goodbye and more like standing at the edge of a trail, looking back at where you've been before heading somewhere new. When Richard and I started the podcast, we weren't coming in as experts with all the answers. There are too many "gurus" in the coaching industry, and we had no Intention of

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I've been watching the World Cup and the games have been great, but the thing I'm loving most isn't happening on the field. It's all the reactions to the US from visiting fans. It's like a giant sleepover with cousins we don't get to see enough because our parents aren't that close anymore. There have been so many videos about the beauty of the landscape, the food (RANCH DRESSING!), how big everything is, and how friendly Americans are, just joining in the vibe, even if some

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