Someone on Twitter retweeted something from the North Face's Twitter feed the other day. I happened to click on it and the hashtag on The North Face's profile was #neverstopexploring. For whatever reason that struck a cord with me, it's a great approach to living life! It needs to be a motto for coaches. We should always be exploring the game, teaching methods, motivation, working with people, leading, and a variety of other topics. If we are done exploring the game then what do we have? Where is the excitement and growth? And what type of example does that set for our players? I know that I use Twitter, Youtube, the internet, talking to other coaches, clinics, and round tables to explore the game. How do you do it?
Monday, August 25, 2014
Never Stop Exploring
Someone on Twitter retweeted something from the North Face's Twitter feed the other day. I happened to click on it and the hashtag on The North Face's profile was #neverstopexploring. For whatever reason that struck a cord with me, it's a great approach to living life! It needs to be a motto for coaches. We should always be exploring the game, teaching methods, motivation, working with people, leading, and a variety of other topics. If we are done exploring the game then what do we have? Where is the excitement and growth? And what type of example does that set for our players? I know that I use Twitter, Youtube, the internet, talking to other coaches, clinics, and round tables to explore the game. How do you do it?
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