by Megan Cooke Carcagno, Tudor Collegiate StrategiesOn Sunday I lined up with 58,000 runners from all over the globe to race in the 50th Berlin Marathon. Race morning was chilly, but bright, and after a few hours of morning prep, I was off with a sea of like minded runners aiming to break some …
The Foundation of Productivity as a Coach (Part 1)
by Mandy Green, Busy CoachAs coaches, we all know what it's like to feel busy. There's always a to-do list, meetings, practices, and recruiting. But staying busy isn’t the same as being productive. Productivity is about checking the right things off the list and making progress toward your …
Winning is Determined by What Happens Before the Game Even Begins
by Mandy Green, Busy CoachOne of the success habits that I do every morning is to listen to the Darren Daily message that gets emailed to me. I loved this message in particular so I wanted to share it with you all. He sent one out about 4 weeks ago now that I wanted to share with you. I …
How to Balance Work and Family as a College Coach (7 Tips You Need to Know Part 1)
by Mandy Green, Busy CoachBuilding a successful program is hard.And it’s a lot harder when you have to balance the demands of being a coach with the demands of a growing family.But…it’s not impossible.In fact, with the right strategies and systems, your family can become one of …
Getting Familiar and Real with the 2 “Abilities” In Recruiting
by Grant Mollring, Tudor Collegiate StrategiesHow many of you have gotten through an entire recruiting cycle and have lamented on the overall quality of your recruiting class? How much time and energy did you spend on the big fish and what was your return on investment? It could be that you …