Patrick E Goedde

Kindness

Most people think leadership is about control. But the best leaders know it’s about service. It means leading with your heart and with a selfless mindset 👇

Awesome!! Love it!!

@CoachHackGO Defense

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Micheal Jordan might be the ultimate example on responding to setbacks. Successful people all have a comeback story. This is because they fought through failures to get them to where they are today. Their legacy was forged through fire, not through ease & comfort. As you get older, your rebound time should go down. As you learn and grow, your ability to rebound after a setback should shrink. That’s developing mental toughness. I define toughness as, “Be at your best and overcome all adversity.” Setbacks are inevitable. No body is perfect, and there’s always going to be someone better. What do you do with that setback and how do you respond? That determines how your future will play out. All of these people listed embraced delayed gratification. They didn’t take the short-term treat, they worked, overcame and conquered the long-term success. When setbacks happen, ask yourself, “how can I use this? How can I respond? What needs to improve or change?”

See everyone on May 2!!! Thank you!!!

If you’re leaving the Catholic Church because Pope Leo is calling for peace, then you probably weren’t much of a Catholic to begin with. Looking at you, Sean Hannity.

Yes! I agree!!

Steve Kerr shares what made Gregg Popovich and Phil Jackson such great coaches. "What I loved about both of them - they're very different from one another, but they both had the same quality." "You knew they cared about you. You could feel that they loved you and they cared about you. But you were a little afraid of them." "Just a little bit. Almost like you'd feel about a parent." They had that great balance of warm and demanding. Then he clarified: "Not afraid physically, but you were afraid to disappoint them. That's probably the better way to put it." The sweet spot: care and accountability. "They both cared so deeply about me and my family. They knew everything about my life. They asked questions. They were more engaged and more involved with me than any coaches I ever had." "Knew all my kids' names. That stuff matters." "And then at practice, if you weren't on it, you were gonna hear it...What a great combination." They loved you enough to know you. They loved you enough to push you. That's the balance every leader should aim for - care so deeply that people are afraid to let you down. (🎥 Berkley Haas)

“Our program is not about selling sizzle, it’s about selling substance. It’s about the process over the destination.” @CoachLync @GregBerge ~ Dan Hurley, UCONN Basketball

“I never stopped believing that I was the right guy for this job.” In his 7th season at Nebraska, Fred Hoiberg delivered the program’s first NCAA Tournament wins. ❤️

UCLA Legend John Wooden with a master class on being a great teammate. "A player who makes a team great is better than a great player." Great teammates are selfless. • They prioritize the team. • They look to make the team better. • They choose to embrace their roles.

FACTS “Rebounding is 100% effort... You’re either too cool for it, too soft, or you're too lazy. God forbid you’re all three." - Mick Cronin

This is CRAZY!! WTF!!

Listen to Miami's (OH) Travis Steele talk the importance of core values, giving freedom in learning conceptual offense, teaching shot selection, the formula for effective player development. Watch: youtu.be/xtsmRjaV4p0 0:27 Creating Culture 5:30 Transferring Culture to On-Court Play 16:45 Installing Conceptual Offense 20:35 Choosing What and What Not to Use for Offense 25:22 Teaching Shot Selection 32:38 Communicating with Players 36:26 Miami's Hustle Stats

They’re here!!! 🏊 The Miami (OH) swim/dive team storms down the bleachers in Speedos, as SMU is about to take a free throw 🤣 Whole crowd goes crazy. The free throw misses. #MiamiOH @WCPO #MarchMadness

@readswithravi Dawn Staley said, "Know that on the other side of an uncomfortable situation is growth." Growth doesn’t live in your comfort zone. • It lives in discomfort. • It lives in discipline. • It lives in daily work.

Any time you can throw an advance pass before half court, it’s like Gold” Sean Miller on playing fast (Via @BigOnBasketball 🎥)