Leadership in Sports
Measuring the Wrong Things—Again
Sometime back, I heard a radio announcer give an example of his son, who played hockey. The coach had scolded the team to the point where, if they missed the net on a shot, he made them run “suicides.” Well, guess what…it didn’t take them long to respond. Soon they were just shooting the puck straight to the goalie.
Leadership in Lifestyle
Learning to Follow the Dots
I don’t know how many times I have heard someone say, “I took piano lessons for years but, I still can’t play much. When I ask them to play something, they say, “oh, I can’t unless I have music in front of me.” What a shame. I think this has a lot to do with why so many people give up piano lessons in frustration, and not just piano, but many other things.
