Coaching is about a different way of seeing, looking with a focus on bringing out the best in everyone around you. Whether you’re looking at athletics, traditional business, network marketing, at being a parent, or a friend, or even being a coach to yourself, it boils down to the same thing: coaching is a different way of seeing.
I’ve always believed there are no overachievers, that we are all underachievers. A coach’s goal is to help people get closer to all the potential that lies inside us. A coach doesn’t necessarily “empower” or provide something to people that they don’t already have. The coach’s job is to catalyze what’s already there–which means to challenge at times, and to support most all the time.
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Brian Biro's Blog 
December 16, 2009 at 10:11 pm |
Great reminder – thanks brother for sharing.
What separates a truly legendary coach from an average coach?
John Wooden, Dean Smith, Phil Jackson – what quality or faculty do they possess that makes them remarkable?
December 16, 2009 at 10:28 pm |
Thank you my friend! I’ve written two books all about those special differences. Your question ignites me to write a series of blogs to answer. More to come tomorrow! Enjoy that beautiful family tonight! The same magic that matters most to your family is a key to a great coach…PRESENCE!