Last month, Maggie gave us the scoop on Ashton Kutcher's new role ... as the assistant coach for a freshman football team. And now, Ashton himself is speaking up about the experience.

Basically, he loves it. On his MySpace Celebrity blog, he talks about how his team has a winning record (4-2), saying his team is "a great group of individuals that understand that the collective force is greater than any individual can ever be."

He also talks a little about why he started coaching. While he always wanted to do it, he admits that he didn't do it earlier for several reasons: "I was afraid of the time commitment. I was afraid that I would look stupid. I was afraid that the players wouldn't listen to my football advice. I was afraid that the advice that I gave wouldn't be very good."
As a former coach, I can tell you that these fears are pretty darn normal, but as Ashton discovered, they shouldn't keep you from coaching if it's something you're truly interested in. It's a big step to take, but you can get so much out of it, and grow so much as a person, all while helping kids achieve their goals ... it's absolutely worth it.