Helping people change.
PETER BIDSTRUP
I didn’t set out to build a philosophy about leadership and performance.
I just loved to play.
As a kid, I played every sport I could. I was curious. Competitive. Hungry to see what would happen if I tried. That curiosity eventually carried me to collegiate All-American honors in lacrosse and, years later, into the Franklin & Marshall College Athletic Hall of Fame. But what shaped me far more than awards were the coaches and teachers who believed in me — especially my father, a lifelong educator and coach, who taught me that learning never ends and that people perform at their best when they feel seen, prepared, and trusted.
SERVICES
Services are customized to meet the particular needs of the client or group and can include leadership development, performance coaching, and mindfulness training. Engagements typically last several months to a year.
“I look forward to my weekly meeting with Pete. His insight and knack for asking me the right questions, quickly understanding my company’s business model and team dynamics, and inspiring me to be the best leader I can be is invaluable. He met my team and they immediately felt comfortable with him“
– Dan Garrett, CEO, Osen-Hunter Co.
Introducing my new book
The Why of Sports
Finding Meaning, Presence and Purpose in the Game and Beyond
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AN ATHLETE’S GUIDE TO MINDFULNESS
A quick primer
HEARD ABOUT THE RESET BRACELET?
Learn how the reset bracelet, as part of the reset system can help you and your team.
Blog
They Said it was Permanent
It started as a wiggle. Just a slight shift. I first noticed it a couple of months ago, lying in bed. When things are quiet and dark, you notice things in your body that you didn’t during the hum of the day. At my age, this is unfortunate. The twitch in the foot, the ache…
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What You See When You’re Not Looking
This weekend I visited my son, whose work has brought him to the far western part of Virginia for a few months. I’d never been to that part of the country and was eager to see it. He’s sent me plenty of pictures showing me the beauty here. We drove the switchback road up Whitetop…
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Back in the Circle
We pulled up chairs and formed a circle. Small talk gave way quickly — as if the body told the mind to step aside. What followed was the real talk. The catch-up. The stories. And the laughter that only comes from people who watched you be twenty, foolish, and loved you anyway, maybe even more…
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