The PGC Blog

Good Players have the habit of ‘thanking the passer’ after a made basket. How often do you ‘thank the passer’ in life?

It’s easy to become defensive when someone finds fault with you. But by asking these two questions, you’ll become less defensive and more coachable.

Do you lack self-control? I’ve got a simple strategy you can put into practice to help you build your self-control muscle.

Today I want to share something that’s been troubling me for the better part of the last year or so…it’s this new disturbing trend that could destroy youth basketball.

Who really matters to you? This past month, I attended two funerals and it got me thinking about who really matters to me and who do I want to spend more time with while I have the chance.

Instead of trying to push away nervousness, which only makes you feel even more jittery and makes your palms more sweaty, the opposite is an even better.

I’ve never seen LeBron lose it like he did on Saturday night. I’m not saying it wasn’t justified either. But I think there’s a key lesson for us to learn from what happened.

Make the decision to be a “giver” and look for opportunities daily to surprise and delight those around you.