Summary: This week I had a conversation with Lisa Payne. She is the retired CFO and Vice chairman of Taubman Centers - a Public retail real estate company. Lisa is currently a full-time board member and sits on the boards for the Masco Corporation, Rockwell Automation in Milwaukee and JCPenney. She is the mother to two daughters who played high school, club and college volleyball.If you liked what you heard today,Subscribe to Bad Soccer Dad on iTunes, Google Play or Spotify.If you get a chance, leave us a review on iTunes. It helps other people join the conversation.You can also find us on Facebook at Bad Soccer Dad Podcast.Message me there with your questions, episode ideas and specific ways I can pray for your family.Questions to Consider: Lisa’s daughter is learning how to play volleyball for an “audience of one.”What do you think it means to do this? How can thinking of an “audience of one” free athletes to play with less pressure, more passion, and true joy? Lisa says if she had to do it over again, she might have encouraged her daughter to choose one sport, rather than play three throughout high school. Between school, sports, and other activities, what’s your child’s workload like these days?Lisa says her daughters learned how to deal with conflict and disappoint in their athletic careers. What is your athlete learning this season? What lesson would you like for them to learn over the course of their career?Lisa’s daughters had a checklist for their volleyball gear by the back door of their house. Have you ever had an athlete forgot to bring a piece of gear to a practice or game? Is there value in developing a checklist with your athlete so he or she can stay on top of what to bring and when?
