A bi-weekly journal focusing on current events and scholarly work in the worlds of Education and Coaching.
A bi-weekly journal focusing on current events and scholarly work in the worlds of Education and Coaching.
A bi-weekly journal focusing on current events and scholarly work in the worlds of Education and Coaching.
A bi-weekly journal focusing on current events and scholarly work in the worlds of Education and Coaching.
A bi-weekly journal focusing on current events and scholarly work in the worlds of Education and Coaching.
A bi-weekly journal focusing on current events and scholarly work in the worlds of Education and Coaching.
A bi-weekly journal focusing on current events and scholarly work in the worlds of Education and Coaching.
“Quiet,” by Susan Cain, is a book that I wish was written thirty years ago for the very selfish reason it would have made me a better coach. Even though the book is not written for coaches, there are so many coaching nuggets that would have impacted every aspect of how I interacted with players of all personalities, especially those who tend to be introverted.
In this journal I hit on options for serve-receive, possible FIVB rule changes, NCAA March Madness and more. Enjoy!
Contrary to popular belief, multi-tasking is a myth. Newport details what is necessary to move forward in the New Economy. “There are two abilities for thriving in the New Economy; 1. The ability to quickly master hard things; 2. The ability to produce at an elite level in terms of quality and speed.” Deep Work is a roadmap to improving the ability of a coach to produce quality work in the most efficient manner.