Consults with college athletic teams seeking to improve their on field performance with 5 Star Recruiting techniques & by elevating player-coach relationships.
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12 Days of Hoopsmas: Day 2!
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Applying a consistent, persistent, gradual approach is a highly effective strategy for building & changing an organization's culture. Culture change is not a one-time event; it is a long-term process of shifting the collective habits, behaviors, and mindset of a group of people.
One coaching lesson I learned as a GA was your weakest position on the team had the most players listed on the depth chart. Can we say, Cleveland Browns?
A surefire way to make a bad situation worse is to continue replaying it in your mind.
The damage is done. The only thing that matters now is making the best choice given your current position.
Next play mentality.
-@JamesClear
@OccupyDemocrats M Joe is a total ass-hat. He and Mika both have kissed the the orange felon's ring. Shameful, condescending no talent lieing two faced empty suit.
"If you keep showing up, you'll almost certainly break through — but probably not in the way you expected or intended. You need enough persistence to keep working and enough flexibility to enjoy success when it comes in a different form than you imagined."
-@JamesClear
Jalen Brunson said, "The one thing that separates great players from good players is their detail."
"They take pride in watching film, watching what they eat, and making sure they're in the best shape of their life. Just to get that edge."
Little details make big differences!
Princeton assistant Brett MacConnell is 2-0 in his scouts vs. Rutgers, has recruited most of the Tigers' players over the past decade and owns an elite eye for talent.
If I was a mid-major AD with a head coach opening, I'd be beating down his door until it comes off the hinges.