Coming In The April 2018 Issue Of The Coaching and Leadership Journal

Here is some of what you will find in the April 2018 Issue of The Coaching and Leadership Journal:

What you fear is what you create
Learning from the civil rights movement
Recommendations for your professional library
The advice gold rush & the BS that follows
Their thoughts—Phill McSpadden
Communication barriers
Learn from the Doc (Rivers) how to handle a crisis
Recharge your intuition
Watch for red flags in potential leaders
Why we do what we do
6 ways FBI agents increase their resilience
The thin line between stubborn and persistent
Done is better than perfect
And More!

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• Jim Berkman, Salisbury Lacrosse

• University Of Oregon Baseball

• David Metzbower, UNC Lacrosse, 2016 Men's Lacrosse Champions

• Mark Krikorian, Florida State Women’s Soccer

• Stanford Women’s Basketball

• Katie Shields, Saint Louis Women’s Soccer

• Suzy Merchant, Michigan State Women’s Basketball

• Jerry York, Boston College Men’s Hockey (first NCAA hockey coach to 1,000 wins)

• Frank Lenti (the winningest prep football coach in Illinois history)

• Peter McGahey, Central Michigan Women’s Soccer

• Kansas State Women’s Basketball

• Frank Martin, University of South Carolina Men’s Basketball

• Tubby Smith, University of Memphis Men’s Basketball

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