Winning is hard. Winning is so much more than the final score; itβs about being worthy of the victory.
The story of Muhammad Ali fighting Ernie Terrell is an all-time classic. It is a motivational masterpiece for athletes who want to find their edge.
The best coaches know that player-led teams win. How do you develop these leaders?
The underdog. It is always a great story! The emotion and joy that come from a victory that no one thought was possible.
Confidence is a superpower for athletes and teams. How do you earn confidence?
Leaders and Coaches. This rule is for you.
Winning teams often look the same. They have "Spark Plugs" to ignite their team.
We have all procrastinated in our lives, and it is not a good feeling. If this continues and becomes a habit, it creates a life of βDeath by Procrastination.β
As coaches, athletes, and leaders, we can all relate. There are so many critics out there in todayβs world, especially with the advent of social media.
It's a moment of truth that can make or break an athlete.
Many people think they βwantβ to lead. They want the position. They want the title. They want to be βin charge.β Or at least they think they do.
The one coach that I always come back to for wisdom and insight is John Wooden, the legend and HOF coach from UCLA.