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Read the paperback, reference the eBook on your phone, listen during your commute. Take your pick. simonharling.blog/book/ #GoodCoachBadCoach #AthleticEntrepreneur #CoachingBooks youtu.be/U1LbHM2RO-s

The easiest way to lose a coaching audience is to make something look easy. If you make things seem simple, people will pass your content by, and you’ll hear words to this effect: “Tell me something I don’t know.” It’s an easy trap to fall into. simonharling.blog/simply-difficu…

Half-arsed: We can’t always know when we begin that a situation will turn out to be half-arsed, but we can recognise the symptoms: simonharling.blog/half-arsed/

simonharling.blog/stakeholder/ Risk, incentive, and culture in youth sport.

Review from Jon Eilbeck - getting behind the idea of being a "good" or a "bad" coach and into what it means to coach. Love it More here: lnkd.in/eF3RNvMX

@Coach_Temisan @BreakthruSoccer @stu_arm @nntaleb Podcast link for those interested: spreaker.com/episode/the-co…

@SiHarling @BreakthruSoccer @stu_arm @nntaleb It is a mindset.

"Should I leave my job to go all in on coaching full-time?" I always point to Mark Warbuton's story Spent over 20 years as a highly successful currency trader in the City of London before transitioning into professional coaching Lesson: 1st, give yourself a financial cushion

Good week for the book. Hand-delivered a copy, got an Amazon review, and a reader told me they've read it twice — which is about 999 times less than I did on edit, but it's a start :) You can get your copy here: simonharling.blog/book/

Once the excitement of a book launch fades, the book finds its audience — and reviews matter. simonharling.blog/book/

When a clown moves into a palace, he doesn't become a king; the palace becomes a circus. The warning is about the damage a clown can do. But it's much more likely to be a reflection of the palace. Stop watching the clown. Look at the palace. simonharling.blog/the-circus-is-…

The @ScottishFA has, in their own words, just published a manifesto. lnkd.in/eS4GjHYm But there’s another kind of manifesto that doesn’t get written often enough. The one a coach writes for themselves. Let's change that: luma.com/ca7pv9xo

@ingham_steve @Alan_Couzens Ironically, I can't remember 🤣. It was a long time ago though! Intuitively, it made sense to me, and it's been a programming principle of mine ever since. Excellent presentation.

@SiHarling @Alan_Couzens Correct, form in the competition phase was more fragile with the high int approach. BTW, that presentation was a long time ago and you have a good memory ! 2001 maybe?

Related to my post from yesterday, and related to something that I read on Stephen's old website some 30 years ago, when you consider the time course of different training adaptations... Traditional periodization is just the plain ol' smart way to play it!

From Cardiff to California, the story holds. Thank you to @JohnWPearson for this review of Good Coach Bad Coach. Grateful. simonharling.blog/book/

Good Coach Bad Coach just landed as book of the week on the @distantpod — grateful to @SteffGarrero for the shout 🙏 distantpod.com/listen/episode…

Show me the incentive. A piece for the LTAD coach, PE teachers, and grassroots coaches. simonharling.blog/show-me-the-in…

""The coaching police knocked at my door — and I'm glad they did" - a conversation with Simon Harling" by @stu_arm via #spreaker spreaker.com/episode/the-co…

Why would anyone write a manifesto? Join Mike Coulter, Creative Director of the @TheDOLectures, and myself Thursday, April 9 th 8:30 PM - 9:30 PM to find out. luma.com/ca7pv9xo

Coaching is a relatively new profession, and like all “new” professions, it’s fragile – Lindy Effect. simonharling.blog/sticking-aroun…

I recently found a video of myself presenting 12 yrs ago. It wasn’t pretty! Even though I now present at conferences around the world, public speaking is still something I’m working on. This video is a more honest reflection on what that looks like. 🔗 youtu.be/LeViWvInZiE