Coming In The August 2018 Issues Of The Coaching and Leadership Journal

How The San Francisco 49ers used Jackie Moon to help rebuild its culture

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

Using Jackie Moon to help build culture
12 lies leaders tell themselves
Leaders must avoid the Ahab syndrome
Disney’s world
Team leadership
Always compete
Their thoughts—Mike Fox UNC baseball
Ten traits of championship programs
Team obstacles
7 Spiritual Laws Of Success
Leadership tips from the book The Front-Line Leader
What leadership and music have in common
And more!

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A one-year subscription to The Coaching and Leadership Journal (12 print issues).
Access to The Coaching and Leadership Journal website.
The digital version of the current issue of The Coaching and Leadership Journal
Access to our weekly report The Team Leadership Report which includes timely and relevant coaching and leadership information as well as motivational stories.
Strategies to motivate your team and staff.
Quotes, anecdotes and trends to use in your team meetings and practices.
Ideas and philosophies from prominent leaders to help your team rise to any challenge.
Tactics to get the most out of your team and an edge on your competition.
Ideas and techniques that help you and your staff communicate more effectively with your team.

“There is so much information out there and it can be so time consuming trying to find it. Coaches don’t have time to read blogs, and other material that can provide some really great information. Our journal allows them to get the information they need without having to waste time searching for it. I believe the top people in any profession never stop learning and that is the main objective of this journal, provide coaches and leaders the means to learn without having to waste their valuable time.”—Dan Spainhour, Editor of The Coaching and Leadership Journal

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Jim Berkman, Salisbury Lacrosse
David Metzbower, UNC Lacrosse, 2016 Men's Lacrosse Champions
University Of Oregon Baseball
Stanford Women’s Basketball
Katie Shields, Saint Louis Women’s Soccer
Jerry York, Boston College Men’s Hockey (first NCAA hockey coach to 1,000 wins)
Peter McGahey, Central Michigan Women’s Soccer
Kansas State Women’s Basketball
Joseph Alberici, Army Lacrosse
Mike Candrea, Arizona Softball
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