p.59 – Re-parenting is learning how to be very kind to ourselves, treating and loving ourselves like the very best, kindest, most attentive parent ever would. The Richmond Way’ frequently surfaces within the Ted Lasso series, serving as a descriptor for a distinct philosophy and approach to life.

And remember Ted’s soliloquy during his darts match against Rupert reminding us to be ‘curious, not judgmental’. Many research studies have proven that being curious leads to emotional well-being, better relationships, and higher levels of achievement.After Trent Crimm was fired from The Independent, and he became Trent Crimm, Independent, his focus shifted from berating Ted Lasso with questions to observing the team’s every move and becoming very invested in their success as he writes a book about AFC Richmond. While we know the journalist has been working on this project throughout Season 3 of Ted Lasso, we have absolutely no idea what it will be called. When I asked James Lance, who plays the reporter in the show, about this, he would only give a small hint about what his character is working on. However, after the latest episode of Ted Lasso, some of us are convinced we have figured out what Crimm will call his book. James Lance’s Hint About The Title Of Trent Crimm’s Book

Yet more overlap between the character and the actor playing him: at the season two premiere last week, Sudeikis showed up in a “Jadon & Marcus & Bukayo” shirt in support of the England players who had experienced racist abuse following the team’s Euro 2020 final loss – a total Lasso move. Lennon, Mads (August 15, 2020). "Ted Lasso Season 1, Episode 3 recap: Trent Crimm from The Independent". FanSided . Retrieved March 8, 2023. It's a message supported by philosophers, psychologists, and psychotherapists everywhere. When we hang onto the hurt and resentment of what another person might have inflicted on us, then we are allowing them to cause further damage in our lives. Matthews, Liam (July 14, 2020). "Jason Sudeikis Is No Coach Taylor in Apple TV+'s Ted Lasso Trailer". TV Guide . Retrieved March 8, 2023.p.8 – “People’s belief about their abilities have a profound effect on those abilities,” explained the late Professor Albert Bandura, past Professor Emeritus at Stanford University, who is credited as being one of the all-time great psychologists on this subject. “Ability is not a fixed property; there is a huge variability in how you perform,” he says. p.65 – “Woman up!” Ted tells Jamie. “I think you mean, ‘Man up!’ Jamie replies. Coach Beard and Ted shake their heads. No, Ted meant what he said. “You’ve been manning up for a while now,” he tells him. “And look where that’s got you!” Be curious, not judgmental.” – Ted uses this quote from Walt Whitman to express his frustration that most people in his life have second-guessed his ability without getting to know him. They simply judged him without understanding him. Ted Lasso’s Season 3 finale reminded us of Ted’s impact on those around him — the Lasso Effect! Since arriving at Richmond, he’s given characters courage, and reminded the team of the importance of second chances and that positivity and belief conquer all. No character has been impacted more than Roy, whom we’ve seen transform from an unbreakable stone wall to a caring leader, one who’s more accepting and transparent with his emotions, a point reiterated in the finale, where Roy finally went to therapy with Dr. Sharon ( Sarah Niles). Roy truly reflects the power of the Lasso effect and Richmond needs that in their coach — someone who can follow in the footsteps of Ted.