In The July 2019 Issue Of The Coaching and Leadership Journal

Here is some of what your colleagues will be reading about in the July 2019 issue of The Coaching and Leadership Journal:

Is anything we thought about leadership true?
Leadership lessons from Napoleon
Ways to make decisions with confidence
Don Shula’s approach to coaching
The discipline of getting things done
Leadership profile of Andrew Marotta
Big words from Big House
Change the way you look at things
5 different types of the imposter syndrome
Dream killing personalities
Manage stuff—lead people
How old is too old?

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Kelvin Sampson, University of Houston Basketball
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Mike King, Mount Vernon Nazarene University Golf
Leo MacPherson, Athletic Director, St. Francis (Canada)
Mark Krikorian, Florida State Women's Soccer (Two-time NCAA national champion)
Kevin Duffie, Canadian Basketball
Hayley Veitch, Tulane Bowling
Dr. Ron Siers, Success Hotline Founder
Corrie Falcon, UC San Diego Swimming
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Jessica Deese, Rollins Soccer
Lyman Ellis, Professor of Sports Studies
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