Monday Mindset: How Coachable Are You?

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.

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3-Point Play: On mistake response, the capacity to grow, and disguised opportunities

3-Point Play: On mistake response, the capacity to grow, and disguised opportunities

Everyone knows a player who can move without the ball is valuable to a team. Unfortunately, many don’t know how to do it. Luckily, it’s as easy as 1, 2, 3…

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Athlete Story | Tanyr Sornson

Athlete Story | Tanyr Sornson

My biggest struggle really was not knowing how to protect my confidence, which made it impossible for me to have any ounce of confidence in my shot or my abilities.

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Monday Mindset: How to Build Self-Control

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

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3-Point Play: On moving without the ball, putting off change, and successful goal setting

3-Point Play: On moving without the ball, putting off change, and successful goal setting

Everyone knows a player who can move without the ball is valuable to a team. Unfortunately, many don’t know how to do it. Luckily, it’s as easy as 1, 2, 3…

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A Disturbing Trend That Could Destroy Youth Basketball Forever

A Disturbing Trend That Could Destroy Youth Basketball Forever

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.

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Monday Mindset: Make Time

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.

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3-Point Play:  On simplifying your game, designing greatness, and assuming the best

3-Point Play: On simplifying your game, designing greatness, and assuming the best

Good players make easy things look easy, even a lot of hard things look easy. Learn to accomplish things simply. Use one move.

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