In The October 2019 Issue Of The Coaching and Leadership Journal

Jen Cohen, University of Washington Director of Athletics

Here is what the so many academic and athletic leaders will be learning about in the October 2019 issue of The Coaching and Leadership Journal:

Their thoughts—Jen Cohen, University of Washington Director of Athletics
Signs your people are afraid of you
Future leadership skills
Anger has its place when it becomes motivation
Communication tips
3 ingredients of consistency
Identifying what is in and out of your control
Things teams hate about their leaders
Saban’s strategies
Swimming lessons
Twenty-five temptations of leadership
And much more!

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