A coach is a coach is a coach. Right? Maybe not.
Skylar
Diggins USA Today’s article on the Head Coach of the Notre Dame University
women's team and her staff reveals it. There are personal coaches, life,
wellness, sports, business, financial coaches and many in between. As Ms.
Diggins reports, the difference in this year Notre Dame's women’s team going to
the NCAA Tournament is in the coaching staff. Or at least part of it.
As a
business performance coach I see it every day: the most successful teams have
talent and skills; dedication and endurance; great players becoming excellent
players. And they have an amazing characteristic: they have incredible coaches.
We help people, push athletes, guide businesses and the likes. We are there
whenever they need us and we know they can perform better, so that is why we
strengthen their skills, help them find new ones, work to develop their new
abilities and create better professionals in every field.
We also saw that when Andy Murray first greeted his coach, Ivan Lendl, when winning Wimbledon last June. Something else to think about on what coaches can do for great teams and amazing people.
We also saw that when Andy Murray first greeted his coach, Ivan Lendl, when winning Wimbledon last June. Something else to think about on what coaches can do for great teams and amazing people.
Thanks
Skylar for pointing out that coaches go a long way in helping our clients to reach
new heights and perform better. You can read her article at http://usat.ly/1iWOKRe
Luis Vicente Garcia
Skylar Diggins is a ESPN contributor, an All American Player and the No. 3 draft pick from Notre Dame in 2013. You can follow her at @skydigg4
Skylar Diggins is a ESPN contributor, an All American Player and the No. 3 draft pick from Notre Dame in 2013. You can follow her at @skydigg4
Luis
Vicente Garcia is a FocalPoint Business Performance Coach, best-selling author,
international speaker and a Brian Tracy International certified trainer. You can follow him at @lvgarciag
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