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View on Threads Leadership and coaching often feel like endless problem-solving. Poor shot selection. Turnovers. Communication breakdo...

Doug Lemov’s The Coach’s Guide to Teaching refines one point - coaching is teaching . The best coaches don't run drills; they shape how...

Principles of coaching often cross domains. Physical and mental preparation, discipline, and resilience must be present to win. Good teams s...

"Be so good they can't ignore you." - Steve Martin "The problem with the Lone Genius myth is twofold. For starters, it pa...

Basketball is problem solving. Gregg Popovich puts it bluntly: “Figure it out.” But writer Anne Lamott cautions, “Figure it out is a bad s...

Despite a wealth of information, sometimes that knowledge remains compartmentalized because of "silos." What are silos? Organizati...

Draw from ideas around you. Are you on LinkedIn? Every day leaders share thought-provoking ideas. Some apply to coaching.  Are you complacen...

Study greatness. That's among the greatest messages available. Pep Guardiola's "Barca" teams dominated the soccer world fo...

Professionalism is measured in the “minor leagues of life.” If you can’t take small assignments seriously, you won’t suddenly rise to excell...

Doug Lemov’s The Coach’s Guide to Teaching emphasizes that coaching is teaching. The best coaches aren’t drill instructors; they shape how ...

Never believe that "all publicity is good publicity."   When the office of baseball Commissioner was created in 1920 (in response ...

1. Decide Who You Want to Be Columnist David Brooks reminds us that identity is a choice: “you have to decide who you want to be.”  That dec...