Dr. Jonathan Fader

Dr. Jonathan Fader Dr. Jonathan Fader is a licensed performance & clinical psychologist. He is the Director of Mental C He is the Author of Life As Sport.

He is the Director of Mental Conditioning for the New York Football Giants & served as the team psychologist for the New York Mets for 9 seasons.

03/10/2026

I met Renee last March, and since then she’s continued to share wisdom that really sticks with me.

Her reminder: HOPE = Holding On to Purpose Enthusiastically.

If you haven’t found your purpose yet, go find it.
If you already know it, recharge it.

The world needs it.

03/02/2026

Your self-talk matters.

Instead of just saying, “You’ve got this,”
try asking:
"What’s important right now?"
"What’s the next step?"

The most powerful self-talk isn’t hype... it’s instructional.

Coach yourself forward.

02/25/2026

Gratitude isn’t just a feeling. It’s a chain.

That cup of coffee?
A farmer. A truck driver. A barista. A friend who sent you the café recommendation.

Follow the story all the way back. When we trace the chain, gratitude stops being generic, and starts becoming human.

Today, pick one small thing you’re grateful for… and ask yourself: Who made this possible?

✨ That’s the gratitude cascade.

02/17/2026

The right song at the right time can shift your state. It calms your body, sharpens your focus, or fire you up before a big moment. Music isn’t just background noise… it’s a tool you can intentionally use in your day-to-day life. 🎵

What song instantly changes your mood, and how do you use it in your daily routine? 👇

02/11/2026

As men get older, their circle can get smaller. Less texting. Fewer check- in's. More silence. Support groups give men something powerful back: real connection.

02/10/2026

When your motivation is internal, the goals follow. Purpose and legacy always win 🏆

02/06/2026

I went on to talk about something that isn't getting enough attention: the rise of men's support groups. Men are often taught to suffer in silence. But, when they hurt, everyone around them feels it too. Creating spaces for men to be seen, heard and supported makes all of us stronger. What do you think would change if we normalized men asking for support? 👇

01/21/2026

What separates good performances from great ones?
It’s playing through the echo of the whistle... the ability to play through the play and push all the way to the end.
Elite performers know this, and it applies to everyday life too: Finish strong. Follow through. 💪 PeakPerformance

01/20/2026

Good health. A normal day. Showing up the best he can.
Sometimes that’s enough — and sometimes it’s everything.

01/14/2026

Anxiety and excitement feel almost identical in the body. Stress reappraisal is the science-backed strategy of reframing those sensations as signs that you’re gearing up—not falling apart.
You’re not “nervous,” you’re "getting ready!"
That shift alone can change how you perform under pressure.

01/12/2026

Pain changes us. Conflict can improve our relationships when resolved healthily.
And when we lean in instead of avoiding it, that’s where deeper connection begins.

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