From Professional Football to Personal Transformation
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Ex-Pro Footballer • UEFA B Coach • Mentor • Therapist
Helping individuals, athletes and organisations build elite mindset, resilience and confidence, on and off the pitch.
Former Professional Footballer | UEFA B Coach | Mentor | Therapist | Speaker

About Nathan...

"From the pitch… to people"
For 14 years, football was my identity.
The highs, the pressure, the discipline, the setbacks, I lived it all. And while most people see the athlete on the pitch, very few understand the battles off it: the anxiety, the expectations, the identity questions, the transitions that can shake your world.
When football ended, I faced a new challenge: Who am I without the game? That question took me on a journey of self-discovery, healing and growth. I began studying the mind, human behaviour and emotional wellbeing. I learned how powerful our mindset is, and how many people struggle quietly.
Now, I use everything football taught me,
the leadership, the resilience, the emotional intelligence, the pressure lessons, and combine it with therapeutic training and coaching to help people perform at their best.My mission is simple: To help people build the mindset, resilience and emotional strength to thrive, in sport, in work, and in life.
This isn’t just business for me.
It’s purpose.
It’s meaning.
It’s my next chapter.

Nathan was signed by Lincoln City back in 2016 by money raised by the supporters. Nathan was part of a successful season with The Imps winning the National League and sealing promotion in a 2-1 victory at home to Macclesfield Town. During this campaign Nathan scored a famous FA Cup goal against Ipswich Town in round 3 to secure a 1-0 win, rounding the goalkeeper in the 90th minute..

Nathan's first ever football team was Drezden Colts FC. Winning the cup final with Nathan scoring the first goal in a 2-0 win over Robin Hood Colts. Nathan finished joint-top scorer along with strike partner Lee Buxton, both scoring 33 goals.

Nathan was a part of making history with Lincoln City by becoming the first non-league side in 103 years to reach the quarter-finals of the world's oldest cup competition, the FA Cup.
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The cup run coming to an end, getting beaten by Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium in front of 60,000 supporters.



