Robbie Bruce

Father. Husband. The Coach behind the Crushing Iron #Triathlon podcast on ITunes. Coaching Inquiries: C26coach at gmail dot com

[David Futrelle @DavidFutrelle]

Most people staying home aren't doing so out of fear; they're trying to avoid becoming coronavirus vectors that could sicken and kill vulnerable others. Going out to bars and restaurants isn't "brave," it's selfish, the moral equivalent of deliberately coughing in someone's face

[Robbie Bruce @Bruce_RTB]

@HunterHoagland @WRCB I live next to Hixson. I’ll buy it all for 1,000..00 Then donate to area nursing homes and the needy.

[Fergus Connolly @Fergus_Connolly]

Insights from Google's new study could forever change how teams are assembled.

Google Spent 2 Years Studying 180 Teams.
The Most Successful Ones Shared These 5 Traits

1. Dependability
2. Structure & clarity
3. Meaning
4. Impact
5. Psychological Safety

https://t.co/T0oMYILVPy

[Alan Couzens @Alan_Couzens]

This. Too much of training these days is focused on accommodating modern humanity's attention deficit brains under the guise of being 'entertaining'. You know what's entertaining? Doing the same basic session week in, week out but seeing improvement every time you do it.

[Dan Lorang 🇱🇺 @Danlorang]

Not the amount of training plans is the limiting factor for a coach to support a big numbers of athletes.The own limit to deal with personal problems,doubts and fears of the athletes.A challenging part of the job that costs you limited mental resources.Take care of your owns!

[Mark Kilens @MarkKilens]

Your content should be real and interesting.

Write it like you would say it.

Talk about your customers way more than you talk about yourself.

Use images of your team and customers. Never stock photos.

Have and cultivate a POV.

Create both digital and physical pieces.

[Robbie Bruce @Bruce_RTB]

@bengreenfield You’re the worst

[Katelyn Bourgoin 🧠 @KateBour]

The price of that new life you want is your current, comfortable life.

Growth is uncomfortable.

[Robbie Bruce @Bruce_RTB]

@StuartMcMillan1 @dr_jump_uk I would say it’s working on “effective dissipation of a specific load.”

[David Cancel @dcancel]

“If you decide that you’re going to do only the things you know are going to work, you’re going to leave a lot of opportunity on the table.” -- Jeff Bezos

The unknown can be scary. However, taking a chance can turn out to be the best thing you could have ever done.

[Robert Greene @RobertGreene]

When you show yourself to the world and display your talents, you naturally stir all kinds of resentment, envy, and other manifestations of insecurity... you cannot spend your life worrying about the petty feelings of others

[Robbie Bruce @Bruce_RTB]

@epberg @stevemagness @DrMJoyner What you’re missing is also that “Dad” should care more that his kid is having fun and learning something. Not if the kid has “talent.” Who cares if a child is GOOD at a sport if they don’t enjoy the sport and have fun for themselves.

[Robbie Bruce @Bruce_RTB]

@mariofraioli @jmarpdx Yep. Gotta have the chassis to properly use an engine

[Brad Stulberg @BStulberg]

Thinking about the work is not the same thing as doing the work. Excitement about the work is not the same thing as doing the work. Talking about the work is not the same thing as doing the work.

Only doing the work is doing the work.

Not trite cliche. Truth.

[Steve Magness @stevemagness]

“I can’t motivate anybody. I can only reinforce and feed what they want to do.” Al Carius

[David Cancel @dcancel]

The hardest thing for an entrepreneur is not what you think.

No one ever talks about it but this will make or break you.

People? Process? Product?

Nope.

It's dealing with the emotional turmoil. Managing the emotional rollercoaster is the hardest skill you must master.

[Gary Lineker @GaryLineker]

Not sure how I missed this, but it needs to be seen and heard. @officialbarnesy is one of the most intelligent and articulate people i have ever had the good fortune to work with. He’s absolutely spot on with this:

[Robbie Bruce @Bruce_RTB]

@BStulberg Totally agree. The reason that most popular training and diet programs are “hacks” is not bc they WORK. They are popular bc they require less WORK than long term success.

[Tennessee Basketball @Vol_Hoops]

“When that shot went in, all I could imagine was all the time you put in the gym.”

Hard work pays off.