Leadership, Body Image, and High Standards—With Former Tennessee Titans Cheerleading Coach Stacie Kinder
July 21, 2025
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Episode 716 · July 21, 2025
Leadership, Body Image, and High Standards—With Former Tennessee Titans Cheerleading Coach Stacie Kinder
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Leadership, Body Image, and High Standards—With Former Tennessee Titans Cheerleading Coach Stacie Kinder
Summary
In this episode of The Best You Podcast, Nick sits down with Stacie Kinder, who served as the head coach of the Tennessee Titans Cheerleaders for 15 years. During that time, she developed her leadership skills, and she mentored, challenged, and supported hundreds of young women on and off the field.
This conversation is packed with real talk on leadership, confidence, body image, and parenting. Stacie opens up about how she grew as a leader, how she kept egos in check in a high-stakes environment, and how she approached conversations around body image - I’m excited to see what you think about her take on this issue. She also shares some powerful parenting wisdom about setting high expectations for those you love most.
What You’ll Learn:
● How to evolve as a leader and build trust over time
● The keys to managing ego in a high-pressure team culture
● How to talk to young women about body image in a REAL way
● Why high expectations are an act of love—not pressure
● How Stacie applies her leadership principles to parenting
🎯 If you lead others, raise kids, or want to grow into a more impactful leader—this episode will light a fire under you.
👉 Listen now: www.nickcarrier.com/staciekinderbestyou
Links:
https://www.instagram.com/staciekinder/
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