B.U.I.L.T. D1FF3R3NT Studio Podcast — Hosted by Coach Randy Narciso Building champions in school, sport, and life doesn’t start with motivation—it starts with standards . Hosted by Student-Athlete Success Coach Randy Narciso , the B.U.I.L.T. D1FF3R3NT Studio Podcast is a development room for people who are serious about growth. This isn’t a highlight-reel podcast. It’s a place to train the mindset, systems, and habits that actually move the needle—day after day, when no one is watching. Each episode features real conversations with student-athletes, parents, coaches, educators, entrepreneurs, and high-impact leaders who understand that success is built through discipline, consistency, and intentional choices. Together, we break down what separates average from elite—on the court, in the classroom, in business, and in life. You won’t find fluff, clichés, or shortcuts here. Instead, you’ll hear: • The m
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Episode #65 - Luis Gaspar - B.U.I.L.T. D1FF3R3NT Studio Podcast
Aug 19, 202623 minS1
What if the most important shot of your life is the one you haven’t taken yet? Luis Gaspar knows something about getting knocked down. And he knows even more about getting back up. In this episode of the B.U.I.L.T. D1FF3R3NT Studio Podcast , Coach Randy sits down with professional golfer and PGA instructor Luis Gaspar for a powerful conversation about what happens when the game—and life—refuse to follow your plan. Luis grew up in Mexicali, Mexico, became a professional golfer, and broke barriers by becoming the first PGA member from Mexicali. But his story was never going to be defined by a credential. Three car accidents. A broken finger. Two surgeries. Racial profiling in Colorado Springs. And, most recently, an experience in which Luis says he was wrongfully jailed. Yet through every setback, he kept coming back to the same principle: You still have to hit the next shot. That philosophy has shaped the way Luis teaches golf and the way he approaches life. His message is simple but powerful: let go of what already happened, stop giving your energy to what hasn't happened yet, and control what you can control. Your setup. Your aim. Your posture. Your attitude. Your next decision. Because whether you're standing over a golf ball, preparing for an exam, choosing a college, fighting through adversity, or trying to figure out who you're becoming, fundamentals matter. This conversation explores: How adversity can reveal rather than destroy identity Why resilience is built one decision at a time The connection between golf fundamentals and life fundamentals How athletes can learn to reset after mistakes Why preparation creates confidence under pressure The power of living in the present instead of carrying the last mistake into the next opportunity How Man's Search for Meaning influenced Luis during one of the most difficult periods of his life Why genuine human decency and respect matter more than status What Luis means when he says, “You are way more powerful than you think.” Luis also shares the perspective he's gained as an instructor, including his experience teaching 2013 Mexican National Interzonas individual champion Jimena Ramirez. For student-athletes, parents, coaches, and anyone going through a difficult season, this episode carries a message worth remembering: The last shot doesn't get to decide the next one. You do. Welcome to the B.U.I.L.T. D1FF3R3NT Studio Podcast—where we don't just talk about success… we train it. Handle today with intention. That’s how champions are built.
Episode #64 - Nathan Winston - B.U.I.L.T. D1FF3R3NT Studio Podcast
Aug 7, 202627 minS1
Episode #64: Nathan Winston — When Quitting Isn't the Option His prosthetic broke. The game didn't stop. Neither did he. There are moments when life gives you a reason to stop. Nathan Winston learned how to turn those moments into reasons to keep going. In Episode #64 of the B.U.I.L.T. D1FF3R3NT Studio Podcast, Coach Randy sits down with author, speaker, coach, and former professional baseball player Nathan Winston for a conversation about resilience, faith, confidence, preparation, and what happens when adversity forces you to discover who you really are. Nathan was born with a rare condition called Proximal Femoral Focal Deficiency, and his left leg was amputated when he was four years old. But Nathan didn't build his identity around what was missing. He built it around what was possible. He competed in football, basketball, and baseball alongside everyone else—and eventually became a professional baseball player. But the part of Nathan's story that may matter most happened when nobody was watching. During a high school basketball game, a screw came loose in his prosthetic. Nathan went into the locker room. Pulled out an Allen wrench and duct tape. Fixed it himself. And went back into the game. Another time, his prosthetic foot cracked the night before he was scheduled to pitch. He couldn't get it repaired. So Nathan built a homemade splint, wrapped it in duct tape, tested it throughout the night—and took the mound the next day. That's not motivation. That's preparation meeting identity. This episode goes deeper than sports. It's a conversation about: • Building confidence before adversity arrives • Developing systems that keep you moving when plans collapse • Turning discomfort into a training ground instead of a stop sign • Why preparation creates options under pressure • The relationship between faith, resilience, and identity • Helping young athletes separate who they are from what happens to them • Why the right people, habits, and environment matter when pursuing the next level • Nathan's Next Level Mindset: “Get comfortable being uncomfortable until you get comfortable.” Nathan also shares the philosophy behind his upcoming memoir, Next Level Mindset , and why his message today is centered on helping others keep pushing forward. This episode is for the student-athlete facing a setback. It's for the parent wondering how to prepare a child for adversity they cannot prevent. It's for the coach trying to develop the person underneath the uniform. And it's for anybody who's ever wondered: “Do I have what it takes to keep going when the plan breaks?” Nathan's story gives us an answer. You don't have to control every circumstance. But you can train how you respond to it. If you did that consistently—if you trained your mindset, clarified your direction, strengthened your habits, and prepared for the moments nobody can predict—imagine how differently you would walk into pressure. Welcome to the B.U.I.L.T. D1FF3R3NT Studio Podcast—where we don't just talk about success… we train it. Handle today with intention. That’s how champions are built.
Episode #63 - Allie Turley - B.U.I.L.T. D1FF3R3NT Studio Podcast
Jun 22, 202626 minS1
Episode #63: Work Ethic Wins — Leadership Through the Long Game with Allie Turley Most people want success. Few people are willing to become the person required to earn it. In Episode #63 of the B.U.I.L.T. D1FF3R3NT Studio Podcast, Coach Randy sits down with Allie Turley, veteran science teacher, basketball coach, and future Associate Athletic Director, to unpack the habits, standards, and leadership philosophy that have fueled a career spanning more than 20 years in education and athletics. Born and raised in Kentucky, Coach Turley's journey started with a love for sports and a belief that effort was non-negotiable. That belief became his edge. From competing as a JUCO basketball player at Southeastern Illinois College to earning degrees in Biology and Sports Leadership, Coach Turley has spent decades helping athletes navigate challenges, setbacks, and opportunities. But this conversation isn't about basketball. It's about life. It's about embracing discomfort. It's about understanding that failure isn't the opposite of success—it's part of the process. And it's about developing standards that travel with you long after the scoreboard is turned off. In this episode, you'll learn: • Why work ethic remains the ultimate competitive advantage • How discomfort creates growth and confidence • The lessons athletes can learn from failure • What separates short-term motivation from long-term development • How great leaders build culture through consistency • Why mentorship matters more than ever Coach Turley shares powerful stories from his coaching journey and reveals the mindset shifts that helped him transition from athlete to coach, educator, and administrator. You'll discover why: • Nobody can outwork consistency • Growth happens when comfort ends • Leadership is built through service • Standards create freedom • Long-term success requires long-term thinking This episode is for: • Student-athletes pursuing their next level • Parents helping their children navigate sports and life • Coaches building culture and accountability • Educators shaping future leaders • Anyone committed to becoming better than they were yesterday Coach Turley's message is simple: Stay committed. Stay coachable. Stay uncomfortable. Because that's where growth lives. Welcome back to the B.U.I.L.T. D1FF3R3NT Studio Podcast—where we don't just talk about success... we train it. Handle today with intention. That's how champions are built. 💪🔥
Episode #62 - William Lawson III - B.U.I.L.T. D1FF3R3NT Studio Podcast
Jun 22, 202624 minS1
Episode #62: Building a Legacy Through Service — Leadership with William Lawson III Most people talk about making an impact. Few dedicate their entire lives to it. In Episode #62 of the B.U.I.L.T. D1FF3R3NT Studio Podcast, Coach Randy sits down with William Lawson III, Athletic Director, community servant, and leader whose commitment to Petersburg has become the foundation of his life's work. For years, William has served students, athletes, families, and the community with one mission at the center of everything he does: Dedication to Petersburg. His story isn't about chasing recognition. It's about choosing service. It's about showing up day after day, year after year, and helping young people believe in what's possible. This episode goes far beyond athletics. It's a conversation about: • Leading through service rather than status • Building opportunities for student-athletes • Creating a culture that lasts beyond wins and losses • Developing young people through accountability and character • Remaining committed to your community when challenges arise William shares how experiences across multiple sports, decades of service, and a deep connection to Petersburg shaped his leadership philosophy. You'll hear why: • Leadership is measured by impact, not titles • Communities thrive when leaders stay committed • Student-athletes need guidance as much as they need opportunity This episode is for: • Student-athletes seeking purpose beyond competition • Parents looking for leaders who genuinely care • Coaches and educators committed to serving others • Anyone who believes real success comes from giving back William leaves listeners with a powerful reminder: The greatest legacy you can leave isn't what you accomplish for yourself. It's what you build for others. Welcome back to the B.U.I.L.T. D1FF3R3NT Studio Podcast—where we don't just talk about success... we train it. Handle today with intention. That's how champions are built. 💪🔥
Episode #61 - Eric Van Wyk - B.U.I.L.T. D1FF3R3NT Studio Podcast
Jun 22, 202623 minS1
Episode #61: Football Is the Least Important Thing We Do — Building Men Through Leadership with Coach Eric Van Wyk Most coaches talk about winning. The best coaches build people. In Episode #61 of the B.U.I.L.T. D1FF3R3NT Studio Podcast, Coach Randy sits down with Garnet Valley Head Football Coach Eric Van Wyk, a leader who has taken one of the most respected football traditions in Pennsylvania and continued its legacy of excellence by focusing on something bigger than the scoreboard. At Garnet Valley, there's a phrase that defines everything: "Football is the least important thing we do." At first, that statement sounds controversial. Then you realize it's the reason they've been successful. Coach Van Wyk shares how the program develops young men first and football players second, teaching selflessness, hard work, accountability, and character through a culture built on standards that players choose to embrace. This episode goes far beyond football. It's a conversation about: • Building culture that lasts beyond one season • Earning trust before demanding commitment • Developing leaders instead of followers • Creating systems that sustain excellence • Carrying on a legacy while leading your own way • Why character always outperforms talent over time Coach Van Wyk also reflects on the tremendous influence of legendary Coach Mike Ricci, who led the program for 38 years and helped shape Eric's leadership philosophy long before he became head coach. You'll hear why: • Young people perform at their highest level when they know they're valued • Leadership is about service before authority • Standards create confidence • Great programs are built one habit at a time • The strongest cultures are built through consistency, not speeches This episode is for: • Student-athletes striving to become leaders • Parents searching for the right developmental environment • Coaches building programs that outlast them • Educators developing future leaders • Anyone committed to excellence through discipline and character Coach Van Wyk leaves listeners with a powerful reminder: When people know you genuinely care about them, they'll run through walls for the mission. If you want to understand what sustainable leadership, culture, and character development truly look like, this conversation delivers. Welcome back to the B.U.I.L.T. D1FF3R3NT Studio Podcast—where we don't just talk about success... we train it. Handle today with intention. That's how champions are built. 💪🔥
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