Sloane Miller grew up in Texas learning to compete the hard way—block the outside noise, lean on a small trusted circle, and keep school first even when the gym calls. In this story-driven episode, Sloane opens up about the adversity that shaped her, the family standards that built her work ethic, and how faith helped her reset after tough games. You’ll hear how she balances homework, tests, and practice, why fundamentals beat hype, and what the will not to lose really looks like for a student-athlete. This is an underdawg journey—less talk, more proof.Coach Que and Sloane break down how to tune out outside voices, build confidence with a tight support circle, use faith for grounding, and balance school and sport with real structure. Sloane shares the setbacks she pushed through, how her family shaped her competitive spirit and leadership, and why fundamentals + mindset win over rankings.What Sloane shares:The moment she chose to tune out the crowd and trust her circleHow faith helps her reset after pressure momentsA school-first routine that protects grades and gameWhy she tracks habits and impact instead of hypeHow leadership at home shows up on the courtParents and athletes—want to train your confidence like a skill? Join the DAWG House Community. It’s $37/month (~$1.25/day)—often less than one private skills session—with a 30-day money-back guarantee. Cancel anytime. Remember Every Underdawg has there day.👉 Join the movement: https://the-underdawgs-voice.newzenler.com