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Muffet McGraw—the changing times in coaching We read everything. You get what matters! We are drowning in information and starving for knowledge.-- Rutherford D. Rogers, Deputy Librarian of Congress H ere is some of what you will find in the March  2019 issue of The Coaching and Leadership Journal: ·         Leadership profile—Mike Babcock, Toronto Maple Leafs ·         7 lessons for leaders from the Wild West ·         Thoughts on accountability ·         Who is the real Bill Belichick? ·         How do you change a mind? ·         Cultivating a resilient character ·         Muffet McGraw—the changing times in coaching ·         Coaching corner—Gregg Popovich ·         Habits to adopt ·         ...

Coming In The March 2019 Issue of The Coaching and Leadership Journal

Mike Babcock's credos and book is featured in the March issue Here is some of what your colleagues will be reading about in the March 2019 issue of The Coaching and Leadership Journal: 7 lessons for leaders from the Wild West Thoughts on accountability  Who is the real Bill Belichick? How do you change a mind?  Leadership profile—Mike Babcock, Toronto Maple Leafs Cultivating a resilient character  Muffet McGraw—the changing times in coaching Coaching corner—Gregg Popovich Habits to adopt Who is packing your parachute? Mike Maynard on the art of building character Father knows best--What the Harbaugh brothers learned from their father Ambitious thoughts Book report—Triggers by Marshall Goldsmith Optimistic thinking And More! When you subscribe you will receive: A print edition of the Journal delivered to your door each month. Access to The Coaching and Leadership Journal website. The digital version of the current issue of The Coaching an...

2018 CLJ Renewal Rate Jumps To 80%

The Coaching and Leadership Journal saw a renewal rate of 80 % for 2018. Here is what founder and editor Dan Spainhour said,  "I am so very proud of our Journal. It is especially gratifying to watch our journal grow. When we launched seven years ago there was so much speculation that subscription-based print journals were dead. But I knew what my years of experience had taught me Top leaders want to read and they want to learn--they just don't have the time to waste on irrelevant information. In an era where most magazines feel very fortunate to get a renewal rate of 50 percent, I think our renewal rate of over 80 percent shows that leaders realize the value of our publication," For more about The Coaching and Leadership Journal visit The Leadership Publishing Team Download a free sample.  Start your subscription today! 

Get Three Of Our Best Selling Books For Only $17

$17 Digital Book Bundle   This special, offer is for: One digital edition of A Season In Words (ISBN: 978-1461187592; List Price $11.95),  One digital edition of A Season In Their Words (ISBN: 9781977739704; List Price $19.99)  One digital edition of Coach Yourself (ISBN: 9780615172798; List Price  $9.95) for $17. Buy Now

A Leadership Profile of Karen Shelton In The February 2019 Issue Of The Coaching & Leadership Journal

Over the course of her 37 years in Chapel Hill, Karen Shelton has built one of the country's finest field hockey programs at the University of North Carolina. Shelton took over as the Tar Heels' head coach in 1981 and since then has led UNC to national prominence in the form of six NCAA Championships, 11 NCAA runner-up finishes and 35 winning seasons. Following the 2017 season, Shelton carries a career record of 646-164-9 and ranks second in NCAA history in career wins. Ten times in the past 11 seasons, Shelton has led Carolina to the NCAA final four, claiming titles in 2007 and 2009, finishing as runner-up in 2010, 2011, 2012, 2015 and 2016, and reaching the semifinals in 2013, 2014 and 2017. She has led UNC to 20 Atlantic Coast Conference championships, most recently in 2017. The purpose of the Journal is to provide ideas and insights to people who are passionate about leading and to provide it in a quick and easy-to-read format. The Coaching & Leadership Journal no...

Coming In The February 2019 Issue Of The Coaching and Leadership Journal

Here is some of what your colleagues will be reading about in the February 2019 issue of The Coaching and Leadership Journal: Learning from the day the music died Pointer from Pat Williams The power of social media Attributes found within self-made billionaires Leadership profile—Karen Shelton, North Carolina Field Hockey 14 life-changing tips The Buffett formula for getting smarter How to read people like an FBI agent Bill Walsh on organization culture Motivating mantras Grammar lessons for leaders 24-hour rule  Working for Ham Optimistic thinking And More! When you subscribe you will receive: A print edition of the Journal delivered to your door each month. Access to The Coaching and Leadership Journal website. The digital version of the current issue of The Coaching and Leadership Journal emailed to you each month. Our weekly report The Team Leadership Report which includes timely and relevant coaching and leadership information as well as motivationa...

What They Say About A Season In Words by Dan Spainhour

I still use your book all the time as a resource for my scouts and practice plans. --Stan Jones, Associate Head Coach Florida State Basketball Should be a tool in every coach's arsenal. My two favorite books are Jay Bilas' Toughness and Dan Spainhour's A Season In Words" --Mike Murphy, Head Lacrosse Coach at the Hill Academy & Former Head Coach at Colgate University You can count West Point Lacrosse as a program that has purchased this book. Excellent resource, the best! --Joe Alberici, Head Coach Army Lacrosse Basketball Sense Magazine, Review Of A Season In Words: Inevitably, every coach will hunger for the right words when trying to communicate with his team, especially in certain situations. Whether the situation is before a big game, after a loss, while overcoming adversity, or otherwise, articulating the right idea in words can be most important in the ongoing drive for success. There is always a need for saying the ...