Discipline & Self Management

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Your culture is what you accept. It’s a reflection of your leadership and what you’re willing to tolerate. It means drive the ship. It means lead by example ...
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It’s easy to be average. It’s easy to just pass by. It’s easy to do the bare minimum. The difference between average and success is: π‚πŽπŒπŒπˆπ“πŒπ„ππ“ “Some people ...
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Showing Up You have to show up and do the work every day. It’s the first step in self-discipline because it’s where you choose long-term goals over immediate ...
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Great goals are more than just what you want, they change who you are in the process. They’re commitments that require reflection and understanding of what it takes ...
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Self-Determination Theory (SDT) is a theory that attempts to explain what drives people. The theory says we are motivated when three needs are met: Autonomy (freedom to choose) ...
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Accountability is the acceptance of responsibility for one’s own actions. It implies a willingness to be transparent, allowing others to observe and evaluate one’s performance. ________________ Holding yourself ...
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COACHABLE – “Capable of being easily taught and trained to do something better.” Below is a list of 9 Key Characteristics of a Coachable Athlete. ...
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Champions take ownership of their attitude, effort, and mindset through the standard that they set. They know it’s important to create a standard and live to that standard ...
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Consistency isn’t about perfection, it’s about making progress. It means showing up, doing the work, and stacking wins. Consistency in your actions. Consistency in your attitude. Consistency in ...
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Creating your own luck isn’t about waiting for opportunities to fall in your lap, but your ability to actively seek them out. Successful people know that luck becomes ...
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Deal with your “complaint” mindset     What changes can you make     ...
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My non-negotiables are Attitude, Commitment, Effort  Below are 7 keys to developing excellence…  ...
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Stage 1: Remember developmental considerations Before using the tool, you should consider your young players’ mental and emotional abilities to ensure the approaches your implement are age- and stage-appropriate. ...
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Some phrases that team leaders can use to help hold their teammates ACCOUNTABLE. β€œThat is not the way we do things here.” This is a simple yet powerful ...
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Accountability (Def): The commitment to take ownership of actions, decisions, and outcomes – holding yourself and/or others responsible for their contributions.  Why it matters: It ensures you, your ...
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When Zig Ziglar was told that motivation doesn’t last, his comment,,,,,,, “…neither does bathing – that’s why we recommend it daily.” Motivation is just the start of the ...
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Excuses are just lies you tell yourself. The only thing making excuses does is hold you back. It distracts you from ownership and responsibility. It distracts you from ...
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If children live with…  criticism, they learn to condemn. hostility, they learn to fight. they learn to be apprehensive. pity, they learn to feel sorry for themselves. they ...
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Self-discipline isn’t easy. You have to make tough choices. You have to hold yourself accountable. You have to do what needs to be done even when it’s hard ...
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For any team to be successful it must set how it is going to behave and manage itself – below are some hints and tips of how to ...
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Here are some solutions “I accept the circumstances, but I won’t let it consume me.” ...
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Consistency isn’t about perfection, it’s about choosing discipline and putting focused actions towards what you want. It means discipline. It means showing up. It means doing the work. ...
A 4-step guide to a highly effective execution tool. Goals | Reality (the situation - is it possible) | Options | Way forward | A video of simple ...
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Failure isn’t a sign of weakness, it’s a sign of bravery because growth only happens when you learn from your mistakes and adjust. It means reframing the conversation ...
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“Absolutely, you can improve and become better at toughness. It’s a talent, but it can be acquired, too, its a bit like building a callus.” Tough is not ...
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What most people get wrong about goal-setting is they don’t take enough time to reflect, plan, and think through the details. You have to be thorough, intentional, and ...
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The biggest threat to greatness as a team is inside your locker room. Great teams are connected, coordinated, and committed. Great teams know the culture is only as ...
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