Some Of What You Will Find In The September 2020 Issue Of The Coaching and Leadership Journal

Heather Lyke, University of Pittsburgh Athletic Director

Here are some things your colleagues will be reading about in this month's issue...

Covid leadership lessons for school leaders
Their thoughts—Heather Lyke, University of Pittsburgh AD
Thoughts on the complicated cancel culture
How to reassure your team during uncertainty
3 tips for leadership survival
Sandy Barbour on being an effective leader
Shoulder to shoulder by Andrew Marotta
Broadway’s Hamilton’s lessons for leaders
Why so many teens are involved in protests
Don’t let fake news undermine trust in your leadership
Generation Z and social media
And More

Each issue contains:

Leadership lessons from across the world
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.
Ideas and techniques that help you and your staff communicate more effectively with your team.

What our subscribers say:

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--Kendal Wallace, Head Coach LaGrange College

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- Frank Martin, Head Coach University of South Carolina Men’s Basketball

We absolutely love your Journal and plan on continuing our subscription for years to come!
--Florida State Women’s Soccer

Dan, I love reading your journal!
--Rob Krimmel, St. Francis Basketball

Your journal is exactly what I’ve been looking for. A terrific resource for all leaders!
—Andrew Marotta, Principal Port Jervis High School, New York

I really enjoy reading your journal each month!
--Kim Record, UNC-Greensboro Athletic Director

Thanks Dan! I love this publication!
--Ryan Wellner, Notre Dame Lacrosse

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