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Unlock Your Potential and Transform Your Life – Exclusive Interview with Jerry Brady

  • Writer: Brainz Magazine
    Brainz Magazine
  • 1 day ago
  • 3 min read

Jerry Brady is a Performance and Mindset Coach who helps individuals, athletes, and professionals unlock their potential by developing clarity, resilience, and self-awareness under pressure. His work is grounded in psychology, lived experience, and a deep belief that performance is human before it is technical.


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Jerry Brady, Executive and Performance Coach


Who is Jerry Brady?


I am a certified Executive & Performance Coach with diplomas in Sports Psychology and Occupational Psychology. I'm currently completing a BSc in Psychotherapy & Counselling.


What inspired you to become a Performance & Executive coach?


When I was 19, I became captain of an adult football team. Leading and motivating others in that role led me to develop a deep interest in performance psychology and mental performance. In 2020, at the time of the pandemic, I went back to college and started studying again, and I have loved every moment of it.


How would you describe what you do in one sentence?


A powerful mix of coaching, psychology, and real-life insight, all focused on one mission: your transformation.


Who is your ideal client, and what are they typically struggling with?


My ideal client is not a single person, but a collective of individuals who are highly motivated for change, committed to doing the work, and willing to invest in their development. The most common struggle is how they see themselves & lack of self-belief.


What are the biggest challenges your clients come to you with?


Many clients arrive asking to be fixed or wanting a timeline for healing. Some hold back information early on. My role is to meet clients where they are in that moment of their life and help guide them forward, rather than trying to fix what is not broken.


How do you help clients improve both their performance and relationships?


Every client comes with a story. My job is to help them unpack what is holding them back, work through the obstacles affecting their performance, and create positive change that strengthens relationships and self-understanding.


What makes your coaching approach different from others in this field?


I work across both practical coaching and deeper psychological work, bringing together theory and lived experience. I believe that our own challenges, when processed and understood, can become meaningful tools in supporting others.


Can you share a breakthrough moment one of your clients experienced?


A client came to me experiencing intense frustration, anger, resentment, and despair. During our fourth session, I asked about his relationship with his mother, noticing how little he had mentioned her previously. After a period of silence, which I intentionally held, he shared that they had not spoken for two years due to unresolved conflict and unmet expectations. We explored this relationship with compassion and perspective, recognising that while his mother was not perfect, she did the best she could with the knowledge she had at the time. This insight led to an emotional breakthrough, allowing him to release long-held anger and pain.


What results can someone expect when they work with you?


Provided they fully commit to the process and do the work, clients can expect to:


  • Overcome fear and self-doubt

  • Rebuild confidence after setbacks or heartbreak

  • Strengthen mindset, performance, and sense of purpose

  • Handle pressure and adversity more effectively

  • Feel alive and connected to themselves again


What’s the most common misconception people have about coaching?


The most common misconception is that we fix clients or tell them what to do. I am often asked, ‘How long will it take you to fix me?’ In reality, clients resolve their own challenges. As coaches, our role is to support that process through deep questioning, reflection, and helping to build a clear pathway forward.


What is one simple step someone can take today to start making progress?


An attitude of gratitude changes how you see things and softens negativity. Letting go of the past allows you to live more fully.


How can people get in touch with you if they’re ready to start working together?



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