I tell young coaches all the time: They don’t respect you at the bottom, they ignore you in the middle, and they hate you at the top. You’ll never have everyone’s approval. So it’s best to just focus on what you’re doing.
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As a HFC, I think decision-making is the most impactful aspect of the job. The best advice my Dad gave me many years ago was to read the book of Proverbs daily. One chapter for each day of the month. Teaches wisdom, discernment,and people skills in decision-making. #Be1and0today.
"it's never as good as it seems and it's never as bad as it seems" Coach Hankins would say this during football and I never applied it anywhere else in my life. But in the past months I have learned that it applies to everyday life.
@ADkempathletics took a mentally weak program that was afraid of competition and turned it into a bunch of guys that are mentally tough and love competition.