Have you ever wished you were getting ahead faster? Or wished you could do more in a day, week, or month?
If you’re already stretched thin, you’re probably thinking that you don’t have that much time to devote to yourself first thing in the morning.
I was a low energy overweight coach that was teaching my team, campers, and recruits well below my potential.
A well-timed nap can help you quickly bounce back, boost your energy, and dominate the rest of your day.
As coaches, we need just three things. Just like our athletes we coach, we need to be preparing to perform, performing, or recovering from performing.
This simple activity, practiced deliberately throughout the day, can help you better manage stress, and gain more presence, and improve the quality of work that you are putting out.
Becoming a consistently high performing coach is a lot simpler than most people think.
I am feeling like a bad parent because my actions are simply not lining up with what I have been saying or even believing was most important to me.
I’m asking for 30 days of focused effort to make greater strides towards your career, program, or recruiting goals.
If you just write your recruiting emails off the cuff and send it almost immediately after, you’re just asking for problems.
Do you ever struggle to keep track of all of the things you need to remember to do to successfully run a camp?
Every successful person that I have ever talked to or read about has come to pretty much the same conclusion- that they cannot believe how fast their lives began to improve by setting goals on a daily basis.