Bell 2 Bell With the Doc

Most people don’t fear the scale because of the number… They fear it because it tells the truth. ⚖️ In this episode of Bell 2 Bell with the Doc, we talk about why real growth — in training, teaching, and leadership — starts with honest weigh-ins. Just like fighters who try to “cheat the scale,” we sometimes avoid real feedback in schools. But cheating the scale only means you’re cheating yourself....

No one leads alone — whether they admit it or not. In Episode 40 of Bell 2 Bell with the Doc, we talk about building your tribe — the people who keep you grounded, honest, and moving forward when leadership gets heavy. Every strong leader needs: • 🔆 The Positive Perspective — the one who helps you see possibility • 🧠 The Sage Wisdom — the voice of experience and calm • 🔥 The Ride-or-Die — the p...

Don’t take advice from just anyone. Some advice can actually hurt you. In the latest episode of Bell 2 Bell with the Doc, we break down how to spot bad advice before it derails your decisions. Ask yourself: Do they really have expertise, or just street credit? How do they perform under pressure? Do they confuse causation with correlation? Do they consider multiple points of view? Do they have to b...

In this episode of Bell 2 Bell with the Doc, we dive headfirst into the unexpected connections between endurance racing and school leadership — including a brutally honest story from the Atomic Man triathlon involving Crybaby Hill, a collapsing racer, and one front yard that will never be the same. Using three core principles — knowing the course, knowing the distance, and knowing your team’s fitn...

 In this episode, Doc dives into the ancient legend of the Black Dog — the dark, lurking force that stalks athletes, educators, and leaders alike. From end-of-season burnout to broken school cultures, this metaphorical beast thrives on negativity and fear. But you don’t have to let it hunt you. Doc shares raw stories from the classroom, the front office, and the race course — including a surprisin...

In this episode, Dr. Chris Sharp shares one of his favorite phrases — “That’s a terrible idea!” — and how it’s become both a coping mechanism and a leadership philosophy. Through a hilarious and insightful story about a group bike ride gone wrong, he explores what it really means to lead from behind — guiding others quietly, protecting your people, and stepping up only when it truly matters. From...

In this episode, Dr. Chris Sharp shares a raw, honest reflection on what it means to show up—even when you’re out of shape, out of rhythm, or out of confidence. Drawing parallels between racing, leadership, and education, he explores the courage it takes to toe the line, the lessons hidden in failure, and the quiet victory of finishing—no matter where you place. Because success isn’t about the med...

This week, I am looking at the adjulation and awards (or lack ther of ) that occur in schools. It is time to identify the myth of the medal.  Reach out at  docjcsharp@gmail.com

This week, I am looking at doing the things that "suck" in your building. No one is too good to do the work for our kids. We have to set the example.  Reach out at  docjcsharp@gmail.com

This week, we dig into endurance leadership. The topic is going back to square one. The need to start over. No matter the reason it is going to bedificult in you school to start over here are some tips.  Reach out at docjcsharp@gmail.com

In this episode, I look at the importance of answering the bell when times are tough. I outline the things to do while sitting on the stool,to help make your situation better. Finally, I outlint the coming topics for the show.  Email Me at- Motowntrigeek@gmail.com

This episode, the Doc looks at the down falls of playing the gimmick too much is your schools. He explains the dangers of playing to your "strenghts" and how to get real.

In this episode, Doc looks at the age-old hold, the test of strength. This hold can wear you out in the ring and in your school. He looks at the potential dangers of a power struggle and the cost of winning. He continues by looking at how to avoid this scenario and ways to make the most out of the situation.

In this episode the Doc looks at the difference between knowledge and wisdom. He looks at times where knowledge stood in the way of gaining wisdom. He describes pitfalls and workarounds for this in your school.

This week, the Doc looks at the dangers of throwing haymakers in life and in education. He describes life throwing those back at you and how to endure those blows.

This week the Doc looks at the importance of making the most out of time. He looks at hurdles and pitfalls that keep us for making the most out of our day.

In this episode, the Doc look s at the importance of movement is education and the schools. Are you moving? Or, are you getting ready to be knocked out?

This week, The Doc discusses the importance of knowing the sandbaggers in your organization. We look at how to avoid the pit falls and work those people into a success.

This week we talk about developing a gimmick. This is major factor in your classroom.

In this special edition, the Doc look at the Hard times promo from Dusty Rhodes. This is made for our schools and our time.

This week we work on a classic recipe, chicken salad in your school. It is tough but you may be able to make the most out of what you have.

This week the Doc look at the treadmill in your basement, in your life, and in your classroom. Be afraid of it! It is a tricky thing and can break you, if your not ready.

This week the Doc talks about getting your bell rung and how to deal with it in your school.

This week we look at the importance of one's working boots. What do the scratches and scuffs mean? Do your boots represent what you are will to do for your school? Make sure to subscribe!!

Reupload of ep 17