In The March 2023 Issue of The Coaching and Leadership Journal

(Jerome) Tang talk

Here are some of the things that our team of subscribers will be learning about this month:

Tang (Jerome) talk
Leadership lessons from Saint Patrick
(Ed) Cooley’s cool talk about leadership
Essentials to leading different generations
Their thoughts—Sonny Dykes, TCU football
Coaching corner--Brooke Wyckoff, Florida State Basketball
Lessons in life from Michael J. Fox
Our armor can keep us from daring leadership
Q & A with John Hayes—Wake Forest Cross Country
Their words—Jay Bilas
Effective eye contact
Adult peer pressure
Signs your life needs to evolve
And More!

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