by Mandy Green, Busy CoachCoaches are always looking for ways to become better recruiters. I want to give you some advice today that you probably never considered before. It’s simple, but I’m going to guess that since you became a college coach, you aren’t doing this as much or maybe …
Keep Yourself in the Game
by Mandy Green, Busy CoachWe all know that being a college coach is a 365 day-a-year-beast. You could easily spend 40+ hours a week just watching practices, making recruiting phone calls, sending texts, emailing, on-campus visits, watching video, having staff meetings, etc. On top of your …
Why College Coaches Need to Slow Down to Go Faster
by Mandy Green, Busy Coach I was listening to Darren Hardy, who is the editor of Success magazine, on the Darren Daily emails that I get and it made me think of how college coaches make their jobs as a coach 10x harder than it needs to be. He shared an interesting study. In the 1980s psychologist …
So What Are You Doing This Summer, Coach?
by Greg Carroll, Tudor Collegiate Strategies So, it’s finally summer! After an absolutely unforgettable year that most of us would love to forget, we can finally relax, kick back, and get back to going out, seeing friends, and enjoying the good life right? Well, yeah, sort of …. It is absolutely …
Why Being Lazy on Saturday Makes You a Better Recruiter on Monday
by Mandy Green, Busy Coach A coach sent me a message recently asking... "How do you get over feeling guilty about not working on the weekends? I'm trying to take time to be with my family this weekend, but I get this sense of guilt because I'm not making progress on my recruiting. I feel like I …