By Jeremy Tiers, Director of Admissions Services As you know, I travel a lot, especially June thru September. In fact, I’m currently in the middle of trip number eight this month, writing this on a layover in Minneapolis, heading to lead a staff training workshop the next two …
Coaching Meetings That Get Results
by Mandy Green, Busy Coach For coaches, we need to have meetings. We need to meet to make sure our staff is on the same page, to sort through recruiting, to make sure important work is getting done on time and by the right people, to talk X’s and O’s, we meet with our team together and …
I’m Avoiding Telling the Other Car Salesperson I’m Not Buying
Which means, I'm just like your prospects.The quick back story:A few weeks ago, before we sent our daughter off for her freshman year at college, she got in an accident and totaled my wife's car. She was fine, the car was not (and the Utz Potato Chip truck she rear-ended on a rainy day …
Is It Time For You to Open Up Your Bag, Coach?
by Mike Davenport, Coaching Sports Today I’ve noticed many coaches (especially myself) have a few coaching tricks we hold on to. Honestly, I’ve tried many of the new, latest-and-greatest tricks. Especially when it comes to using the newest technology whiz-bang gizmo. But seldom do I find new ones …
Home to Streamline Your College Coaching Office Tasks
by Mandy Green, Busy Coach There are a lot of tasks that we do as coaches every day, week and year in the office, with our teams, and with recruiting. If you want to save time, and want to do it right every time, use a checklist. For example, setting up a successful campus visit potentially can …