Josh Tutje

Husband, Father, Educator

[Josh Tutje @JoshTutje]

@JonGordon11 ONE TRUTH @mtutje24

[Josh Tutje @JoshTutje]

@JonGordon11 I’d love a copy of One Truth!

[Josh Tutje @JoshTutje]

It was great to catch up with two of my mentors while back at SDSU last week. @HolyNutmeg and @tnel81 are examples of what makes SDSU a special place!

[SDSU Football @GoJacksFB]

Back2Back.

#GoJacks 🐰🏈

[Josh Tutje @JoshTutje]

Janitell students are working hard to raise money for student rewards, technology, signage, and positive experiences for kids. If you are interested in donating at all, even just a few dollars, click the link below. We are grateful for any support!

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[Brian Kight @BrianKight]

Whether you coach kids from poverty or from privilege, they need high empathy AND high expectations:

1. Don't lower your expectations just because you have high empathy. Lowering the bar of standards and responsibility is not an act of love. It's an act of fear.

2. Don't lower your empathy just because you have high expectations. Withholding emotional understanding is not an act of leadership. It's an act of rejection.

3. The best coaches and leaders combine high empathy and high expectations, never sacrificing one for the other.

4. Raise your expectations when you raise your empathy. If you truly care, recognize their challenges and help them rise to meet them with courage, discipline, and resilience.

5. Raise your empathy when you raise your expectations. If you truly want them meet your standards and their potential, connect with them, understand them, and appreciate the unique challenges of their situation while equipping them with the tools they need.

Empathy and expectations are not at odds. They are partners, each containing the capacity to enhance and accelerate the other.

But to tap into this leadership superpower, you have to think this way before you lead this way.

If you believe high expectations are a threat to people feeling your empathy, you're withhold necessary expectations.

If you believe giving empathy is a threat to your expectations, you're going to withhold necessary empathy.

The best coaches are great leaders. Great leaders combine high empathy and high expectations to develop higher performance in athletes (not only in the sport, but in the rest of their lives too).

[Andrew Marotta @andrewmarotta21]

It can be challeging at times, but get in those classrooms… early, often, & intentionally

#survivethrive @SAANYS @MGeoghegan22 @MassCUE @asalyards

[SDSU Football @GoJacksFB]

Thank you for 𝘦𝘷𝘦𝘳𝘺𝘵𝘩𝘪𝘯𝘨, Coach Stig. 💙

#GoJacks 🐰🏈

[Josh Tutje @JoshTutje]

@JaredSmithPhD I’m in, I just DM’ed you!

[NCAA FCS Football @NCAA_FCS]

Yes John Stiegelmeier, YOU ARE NO. 1!

#FCSChampionship x @GoJacksFB

[SDSU Football @GoJacksFB]

NATIONAL CHAMPS 🏆

#GoJacks 🐰🏈

[NCAA FCS Football @NCAA_FCS]

The Jackrabbits have punched their ticket to Frisco!

#FCSPlayoffs x @GoJacksFB

[FOX College Football @CFBONFOX]

🏆 FCS COACH OF THE YEAR 🏆

@GoJacksFB's John Stiegelmeier has been named the recipient of the 2022 Eddie Robinson Award 👏

[Greg Berge @GregBerge]

Coach NICK SABAN may go down as the Best College Football Coach of All-Time.

It will be hard to argue.

Below is some Nick Saban GOLD 🥇with some insight into his genius. @AlabamaFTBL

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[Josh Tutje @JoshTutje]

@ChrisMFrank Top two recommendations by a landslide are “Atomic Habits” and “The Speed of Trust”!

[Ndamukong Suh @NdamukongSuh]

When you've been at it as long as me, you learn a thing or two.

10 principles for making every day better than the last:

[Josh Tutje @JoshTutje]

@MarkSmellyBell Thoughts on training during fasting window? For example, fasting until 11 pm but doing an early morning workout?

[Josh Tutje @JoshTutje]

@JaredSmithPhD A

[Justin Tarte @justintarte]

No matter how busy we are or how stressed we are, there's always time to treat those around us with both courtesy & respect.

Always.

[Josh Tutje @JoshTutje]

@ChrisMFrank @IAmWolford @lacrosse_jeremy @AltonaMS I’ve got some great memories of Mr. Frank jumping in to same games back in the gym at Sproul!