Einir Trimble, founder of The Dragon Mindset, talks with András about confidence, pressure, nerves and overthinking—and how young people can train their minds to respond more calmly when life feels difficult.
Confidence does not mean never feeling nervous. It can grow when we understand our thoughts, practise calming our minds and learn to meet pressure one step at a time.
Teacher Gareth Salt speaks with András about mistakes, lessons from sport, confidence after difficult moments and why kindness should guide how we treat others.
Difficult moments can build confidence and sport can teach us valuable lessons, but character is ultimately shown in the kindness we choose to give others.
Tomos Roberts speaks with András about creativity, finding your own voice and staying true to yourself when other people or expectations try to shape who you should be.
Your voice does not need to sound like everyone else’s to matter. Creativity grows when you stay curious, trust your ideas and allow yourself to make something honestly your own.
Across this three-part conversation, Jack Skivens speaks with András about being yourself, protecting the things you love and allowing creativity to begin with play.
You do not need to become someone else to belong. Stay curious, protect what brings you joy and give yourself permission to create without needing everything to be perfect.
David Watkins speaks with András about coaching, personal development and the different ways strength can be built through patience, consistency and encouragement.
Helping someone grow is not about demanding instant results. Good coaching builds confidence, encourages steady effort and gives people space to develop.