About Sam Obitz

Sam Obitz is a mental performance coach to athletes, executives, sports teams and corporations. He has over 20 years of experience helping people perform at their peak on a consistent basis. Whether it is high level athletic performance, creating the best environment for business success or simply personal satisfaction and well being. Sam helps people use their minds in complementary ways instead of allowing their minds to use them. Sam’s work is completely process oriented. He believes that focusing on results is a pitfall that befalls most individuals and companies. Sam teaches his clients how to eliminate all the uncontrollable factors individuals chronically waste their time on and teaches them how to focus on ways of thinking and approaching things that will serve them in all areas of their life.

The False Allure of Shiny Things

We are all naturally drawn to shiny things. When I refer to shiny things I do not just mean things that sparkle like diamonds and ruby’s, or glow like gold, platinum or chrome or even things that reflect the sun. I mean everything that sparks an immediate desire to possess [...]

By |2026-02-25T15:51:06+00:00March 22, 2012|Mental Skills & Well Being|

Written A Year Ago, But Just As True Today

Since yesterday was national Letter Of Intent signing day for the top high school football players across the nation, and all the media attention and fanfare that accompanies it... I decided to bring the article I wrote about it last season back up for review here Enjoy! You can follow [...]

By |2026-02-25T16:04:56+00:00February 2, 2012|Legacy Reads|

The Road Less Traveled

I often talk about the importance of culture and character in building a team, whether it is in sports or in business. Despite overwhelming evidence that point to the importance of both of these factors in sustained success, very few teams and businesses pay little more than lip service to [...]

By |2026-02-25T16:10:43+00:00January 12, 2012|Mindset|

When Words and Actions Are at Odds, Everyone Involved Loses

The brawl that took place in the final seconds of the annual “Crosstown Shootout” basketball game between the University of Cincinnati and 8th ranked Xavier University this past weekend was regrettable and embarrassing. There was even the suggestion that assault charges be brought against some of the players involved. Thankfully, [...]

By |2026-02-25T16:22:42+00:00December 15, 2011|Leadership|
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