In The Current Issue Of The Coaching & Leadership Journal--Learning From The World Cup Champions

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Labor day quotes for leaders
Dave Ramsey on lessons from football coaches
Ways to stay positive when you’re having a bad day
Takeaways from Jimmy Johnson
Persistent Tim (Brown)
Learning from Buck O’Neil
Get your butterflies into formation
Actually winners do quit
Move forward by feeling your disappointment
Ways to recharge
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