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Learning to Compete at a Higher Level: The 5 Mindsets and Skill Sets That Drive Competitive Excellence

Learning to Compete at a Higher Level: The 5 Mindsets and Skill Sets That Drive Competitive Excellence

Compete. Improve. Compete again. The willingness or resistance to compete at a higher level always begins at a personal level. Not just as an individual, which of course is ...
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Leaders: Prepare for the second wave and I don’t mean COVID.

Leaders: Prepare for the second wave and I don’t mean COVID.

Coronavirus has made it a tough first half of the year for a lot of you. Holding your team together. Holding your family together. Holding yourself together. Although it feels ...
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3 Practical Examples of How Discipline Saves Time and Accelerates Results.

3 Practical Examples of How Discipline Saves Time and Accelerates Results.

This article is about understanding how to apply discipline to accelerate to your goals. The purpose is clear and simple: help you build the discipline you need to get what you ...
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The most I've written about DMGB

The DMGB Mindset: Doesn't Matter, Get Better.

If there are outcomes I want in my life, but they’re not happening, the reason is because I haven’t tried or I’m not good enough. If I was good enough right now to create all ...
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It's Time for Realism With Optimism.

Nature doesn’t operate by a standard of fairness. It doesn’t even understand the idea. No matter how much you or I want that blanket of security, it’s just not the reality of ...
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7 Common Mistakes Coaches Make Building Culture

Creating a championship culture can feel like a full-time job on top of your coaching job. It’s not a surprise to me why culture gets overlooked by so many coaches. It’s also ...
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