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Category Archives: coach
21 reasons your Admissions Representatives aren’t motivated
I have been in the higher education sector for the last fifteen years of my career. Primarily working with admissions managers and admissions representatives. I have worked in the for-profit sector, the non-profit private sector, and even the public sector. … Continue reading
Why closing these Gap’s are vital to your life and success.
If you had to sum up life it could really be summed up in one sentence. You spend most of your life trying to close the GAPs in the most important areas of your life. The GAP between what you … Continue reading
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For 35 years, all of my decisions came down to these two words. Not now!
The great Napoleon Hill said: “Whatever the mind of man can conceive and believe, it can achieve.” The first question you have to ask yourself is: Do you believe this statement/quote is true? If you do or you don’t I … Continue reading
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Three truths you need, but you don’t want…
On a daily basis it is my job to give others, feedback in areas of their life and their career. Most of the feedback I provide is not harsh, but it is usually met with some resistance. Now I know … Continue reading
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Work, Play, and Deliberate Practice
I have learned, in some cases the hard way, that you can’t see the entire field when you are playing the game. Why do you think coaches are so vital for success in any activity. They help you see the … Continue reading
Are you a COACH?
This morning I spent some time reflecting on some of the books I have read over the last couple of years. I did this mainly because I have become a better note taker in the last six months and I … Continue reading