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You can not call yourself a leader or be considered one if you do not take the tough decisions, and accept responsibility for those decisions.
~ via @DrDtweeters
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HOT TAKE:
You can be a great coach and still have a losing season.
You can be a poor coach and win a championship.
The scoreboard doesn’t always tell the whole story.
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Interesting fact: A high school football game has 48 minutes on the clock.
But a study found the average play lasts just 5.6 seconds. At 130 plays, that’s roughly 12 minutes of actual action between BOTH teams.
Months in the weight room. Summer heat. Film. Practice. All for opportunities measured in literal seconds.
And you don’t know which 5.6 seconds will decide the game.
That backside block you took off? The pursuit you cut short because somebody else would get him?
That might’ve been it.
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NOBODY TALKS ABOUT…
the assistant coach who shows up every day, does all the little things, and never gets the credit.
Every great program has one. 👏
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8 Realities of a High School Coach
1. It will consume you
2. There will be critics
3. You are not in it for the $
4. There is no overnight success
5. You need a supportive spouse
6. You will not make everyone happy
7. You can’t want it more than the kids
8. It is still WORTH it!
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Culture isn’t a poster. It’s these 8 things:
1. What you tolerate
2. What you celebrate
3. Wants gets said in the locker room
4. Who gets held accountable
5. What gets rewarded
6. What happens after a win
7. What happens after a loss
8. What you repeat every single day
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"People will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel." - Maya Angelou
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There's no standard student and there's no standard teacher. Everyone has talents, passions and the potential to be amazing.
~ from @DrBradJohnson
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A leader should not take credit when things go right if they are not willing to accept responsibility when things go wrong.
~ via @BballCoachMac
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Integrity is not measured by credentials, titles, or how impressive someone looks from the outside.
It is measured in how people are treated.
That distinction matters in education and leadership. Students notice how adults respond under stress, how they speak to others, how they use authority, and whether respect is still present when correction is needed.
The way we treat people is not separate from the work. It is part of the culture we create.
ALT Cream and teal TeacherGoals-style graphic with a quote about integrity and how we treat others. The design includes books, pencils, a mug, and a plant, with @WeinsteinEdu at the bottom.
