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BOOK RECOMMENDATION John Maxwell spoke at the Chick-a-fil-A Leadercast in Atlanta, Georgia on May 7, 2010. His speech was captivating! In this book, he mentions several ways to effectively connect with people.
BRUCE PEARL is the current head men’s basketball coach at the University of Tennessee. Pearl has been successful in every program he has been a part of. His first elite level head coaching job was at Southern Indiana University. In 1995, he led Southern Indiana to the Division II national championship. After nine successful seasons [...]
Posted by mjlasota on Thursday, May 13, 2010 at 1:02 am
Filed under Build Togetherness · Tagged Basketball Coach, Births, Coaching Job, Elite Level, Final Stretch, Four Seasons, Head Coach, Head Men, Importance Of Chemistry, Indiana University, National Championship, Ncaa Tournament Appearances, Siu, Southern Indiana, Straight Ncaa, Sweet 16, Team Cohesion, University Of Tennessee, Uw Milwaukee, Www Youtube
BOOK RECOMMENDATION This book offers several successful leadership strategies for approaching basketball, business, and life. Krzyzewski mentions building trust as a key ingredient in running a team.
BOOK RECOMMENDATION This book talks about Tony Dungy’s coaching principles and life philosophy. It emphasizes the importance of being yourself as a leader.
Here are Mike Shanahan’s 16 components in a lifetime plan bringing out the best in you and helping you build success one victory at a time: 1.) Preparing – Every contingency 2.) Sacrificing – None is too great 3.) Learning – From mistakes and successes 4.) Detailing – A small detail to help a [...]
Posted by mjlasota on Wednesday, May 12, 2010 at 11:16 pm
Filed under Be Committed · Tagged Adversity, Big Picture, Contingency, Dreams, Friendships, Lifetime Plan, Lucky 13, Mike Shanahan, Persevering, Personal Lives, Setting Goals, Shape, Strengths And Weaknesses, Successes, Victory
Duke and Butler battled it out for the NCAA Men’s Basketball championship Monday night. Butler’s Gordon Hayward attempted to secure the game with a last shot at the buzzer, but it hit the front of the rim and bounced to the floor. Hayward’s missed shot allowed Duke to edge out Butler 61 to 59. “It [...]
Posted by mjlasota on Tuesday, May 11, 2010 at 10:53 pm
Filed under Uncategorized · Tagged Basketball Championship, Buzzer, Coach Mike Krzyzewski, Game Duke, Gordon Hayward, Lofty Goals, Mike Krzyzewski, Monday Night, National Champion, National Championship, Ncaa, Ncaa Men, Obsessing, Poor Decisions, Rim, Team Focus, Title Duke, Wins, World Of Sports
Sean Payton is the head football coach of the New Orleans Saints. His Saints won Super Bowl XLV with a monumental victory over the Indianapolis Colts. Since getting hired in New Orleans, Payton has built a winning program. He has led the Saints to two division titles and NFC championship game appearances. He is generally [...]
Posted by mjlasota on Tuesday, May 11, 2010 at 10:10 pm
Filed under Be Decisive · Tagged Calculated Risk, Championship Game, Complexion, Division Titles, Head Coach, Head Football Coach, Http Www Youtube, Indianapolis Colts, Leadership Skills, Momentum, Monumental Victory, New Orleans Saints, Nfl Head Coaches, Offensive Minds, Risky Decisions, Sean Payton, Second Half, Side Kick, Super Bowl, Super Bowl History, Super Bowl Xlv, Www Youtube
EDDIE ROBINSON was the former head football coach at Division I-AA Grambling University. He is the winningest coach in Division I-AA football history. From 1941 to 1997, Robinson was the head football coach at Grambling and accumulated over 400 victories. He had coached over 200 future NFL players. Robinson was voted into the College Football [...]
Posted by mjlasota on Monday, May 10, 2010 at 6:38 pm
Filed under Be a Teacher · Tagged 1941, Aa Football, College Football Coaches, College Football Hall, College Football Hall Of Fame, Eddie Robinson, Football Hall Of Fame, Football History, Football Programs, Grambling University, Greatest College Football Coaches, Hall Of Fame, Head Football Coach, Nfl Players, Role Model, Teacher Mentor, Winningest Coach, Www Youtube
BILL BELICHICK is the head football coach for the New England Patriots. He is considered a defensive mastermind and extraordinary leader. Known for his tremendous football strategy, Belichick has built a dynasty with the Patriots. His teams are known for precision and execution. Belichick has won three Super Bowl championships and four conference titles as head coach of New [...]
Posted by mjlasota on Sunday, May 9, 2010 at 7:24 pm
Filed under Be Open · Tagged Bill Belichick, Buffalo Bills, Conference Titles, Contingencies, Dynasty, England Area, Football Hall Of Fame, Football Strategy, Gameplan, Hall Of Fame, Head Coach, Head Football Coach, Http Www Youtube, Importance Of Planning, Injured Reserve, Mastermind, New England Patriots, New York Giants, Nfl History, Pro Football Hall, Pro Football Hall Of Fame, Quarterback Controversy, Super Bowl, Tom Brady, Unpopular Decision, Veteran Players, Www Youtube
JOE PATERNO is one of the greatest college football coaches in NCAA history. He has an incredible legacy. Paterno has walked the sidelines at Penn State for over 60 years, almost 45 years as a head coach. He has won more games than any coach in NCAA history. Paterno has two national championships, had five [...]
Posted by mjlasota on Sunday, May 9, 2010 at 6:51 pm
Filed under Be Committed · Tagged 45 Years, Bowl Games, College Football Coach, College Football Coaches, College Football Hall, College Football Hall Of Fame, Eighties, Elite Sports, Football Hall Of Fame, Greatest College Football Coaches, Hall Of Fame, Head Coach, Head Football Coach, Joe Paterno, Mindset, National Championships, Ncaa History, Penn State Football, Sidelines, Undefeated Teams, Www Youtube