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I have gotten a lot of use out of the Planner for College Coaches. It is great to keep on top of my daily tasks, weekly/monthly goals, and recruiting duties. As a person who has to stay organized – this has been the perfect tool. No more post it notes everywhere in my office!
Megan Vogel
Just read your “Stop. Don’t do it” article on TCS e-news which led me to your website. Didn’t realize ‘coaching productivity’ was such an area of emphasis for you. LOVE IT! I too, appreciate efficiency! Anyway, I think it is great you are taking the initiative to educate on the topic and so useful for coaches at all levels, all sports. Well written and nice job. I signed up for the newsletter. Hope all is well in your world.
SMU Athletics; Women’s Soccer
Nicole Nelson
I’m in currently in the process of reshaping my whole recruiting philosophy because of your book. Thank you so much for allowing me to read it!
Head Softball Coach; Southern Vermont College
Leanne Baker
“This is so exciting!!”
Head Women’s Lacrosse Coach
Laura B. Moan
I really liked the planning portions and themes through-out the book. I appreciated the structure that it can provide to not only you day but to major programming elements. Thank you for the offer of gear. Much appreciated. As you know, it is pretty easy to get snowed under with gear. And we’re snowed under.”
Head Women’s Soccer Coach; Central Michigan University
Peter McGahey
I attended the Huddle this past week in Atlanta, and was impressed with some of the points you had made in the recruiting strategies “seminar”. Thanks so much!
Women’s Basketball Coach; Geneva College
Lori Wynn
Thanks for the great info from your presentation. It was Awesome!
Michigan State Basketball
NcKell Copeland
While I generally think I tackle my inbox pretty well and don’t get overwhelmed I pulled some great tips for myself in regards to limiting the “rolling email forward chain” that I was doing to my assistants for recruits and now limit it to morning forward chunk and after lunch forward chunk, which they have already said THANK YOU! to and it’s only been one day!! Some really great organizational tools as well and I’m looking forward to checking out your site! Thanks again for presenting and sending some new ideas my way.”
Boston University Lacrosse
Elizabeth Robertshaw
It was very nice meeting you this past weekend in Boston. Organization is defiantly something that I can improve on. I think you had a lot of great tips and rules that can help my office be more productive. Thanks again.
Head Women’s Lacrosse Coach; SUNY New Paltz
Liz Student
I first, wanted to thank you for the great presentation at Dan’s Tudor recruiting conference, I thought it was excellent. I have already made changes to my email and some daily office habits which has already shown to be more productive and time saving! I feel refreshed after the conference and feel these changes have already helped my work and personal life in just the few days I have implemented change. Thank you and I hope to hear back from you again soon.
Head Coach Women’s Soccer; King’s College
Frank Carrozza M.S.
Like many others I too was most impressed with the presentation and it was one we all needed to hear. Nothing to come in a find 200 emails waiting to be opened and I feel like I am supposed to. Great info and anything you can send would be helpful as I address our staff with my notes. Best of luck and always stay in touch.
Director of High School Relations; East Carolina University
Harold Robinson.
I just wanted to take a minute to follow up and say thanks for all the great information that you shared in your presentation. I have been doing the things you said about emails and have been TONS more productive.
Eysha Ambler
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I believe success is simple, once you accept how hard it is.
In the book “The War of Art” by Steven Pressfield, he talks about a force that he called resistance. He explains that this resistance comes against you… trying to keep you from becoming who you were really meant to be.
But this doesn’t have to stop YOU from becoming a great recruiter (or feel free to insert whatever title/identity you are trying to become great at). So here are the three steps to take on your way to becoming a great recruiter next year.
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