by Mandy Green, Coaching Productivity StrategiesIn a typical day in the office, getting everything done on your to-do list is one thing. Managing or controlling what you get done, how you get it done, when you get it done, and still have time at the end of the day to do more is …
How Do I Get Athletes To Respond To My Emails?
by Mike Davenport, CoachingSportsToday.comI hit “Send Message” and waited.And waited.And waited.My head began to spin … I muttered, “What’s wrong with these athletes — why don’t they respond?”Do they hate me? Have they quit? Were they kidnapped? Are they conspiring against …
What the Silent Treatment From Recruits Might Mean
by Jeremy Tiers, Director of Admissions ServicesHere at Tudor Collegiate Strategies we encourage our clients to bring us special projects. One of the things that we’ve helped multiple admissions departments with recently is developing a strategy to connect with “cold inquiries.”Winter is one …
Why College Coaches Need to Search Out the “No”
No doubt about it, the primary focus of a college recruiter is to get the "yes" from one of their prospects.When you get a yes, it's one more piece of the puzzle in place: A piece that either keeps the dynasty rolling, or gets you one step closer to building that winner.It's all about the …
6 Things Successful Coaches Do Within The 1st Work Hour
by Mandy Green, Coaching Productivity Strategies I read a lot about how successful people manage their day so that I can be more productive during the day. A pretty consistent message being sent is that successful people understand the importance of having control over their mornings and know …