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THE MORNING WALK-THROUGH #27 – OBSERVATIONS REGARDING GREAT COACHES PART 2
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Compiled by SportSource Analytics Observations regarding great coaches part 2 Technique over tactics - Don't skip steps (P0ppovich) Introverts over extroverts - The loudest guy at the party is often the guy with the least to say Practice junkies (Wooden) Teachers not managers - Best coaches aren't trying to manage - They are trying to teach skills and techniques Readers - Can't lead if you don't read (Churchill) Not details - The right details - Every coach is paying attention to details but some are paying attention to the right ones Quite and thoughtful trumps loud and impulsive Chess players playing against checkers players (back to brains mattering) Reverse engineers - Always invert - Winning is about consistently finding ways not to lose Followers follow them not because they tell them to but because they like where they are being led - Best coaches don't often have the deepest relationships but they do have devoted followers because they are leading to places others want to be 2% growth daily - Excellence is not an aspiration. It's the next five minutes (Tom Peters) - Rinse and repeat The world (and football) belongs to the discontented (Robert Woodruff) Thought over talk and only communicate what has been well thought out Make complex simple and simple seem complex to opponents See beyond false dualities - When presented with A or B, they see C, D, E, and F Not overpaid gym teachers Selected not elected - Best coaches are not worried about being popular or being elected to their position
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