Providing Insights on Leadership and Success. Coach Bechler is a John Maxwell Leadership Team Member.
The leadership expert and author John C. Maxwell says, “We all need someone to help us in our pursuit of intentional growth and the right mentor helps you take massive leaps forward.”
Even coaches need coaches. Maxwell talks about “intentional growth”. This is when you make the conscious decision to make yourself better.
One of the best ways to do this is with a mentor.
One of my favorite shows is the Emmy Award-winning show “Shark Tank”.
Aspiring entrepreneurs make presentations to a panel of five rich and successful business people who decide whether to invest in the product.
One memorable episode was when the rich investors were pitched an idea called “The Skinny Mirror”.
Every athlete has a different skillset and level of athletic ability. Not every player will have the natural talent of a Lebron James, Serena Williams, Lamar Jackson, or Maya Moore. But for every all-world player that makes it, there are countless others that had the talent but lacked the intangibles. Talent can only take an athlete so far. In fact, talent doesn’t equal good. The extra stuff can take a talented athlete and make them good. Likewise, there are plenty of athletes that have limited talent but have excelled at the intangibles, leading to success and them becoming valuable members of their team. Talent is only a starting point. No matter how much or how little talent an athlete has, here are 10 things that every athlete can do.
Whether you are part of a team, business or family, you can improve your locker room, board room or living room.