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We Worked So Hard” and Other Lies…Holding the Coaches Accountable
It’s the nightmare of every youth coach: The team banquet at the end of a 2-14 season. The parents are glaring at you, the kids
MJ to Kerr: “Steve. Be Ready.”
People were surprised when I called Steve Kerr a “Cleaner” in my book Relentless. Now you get it: A Cleaner gets the end result over
Emotions Make You Weak.
When I first wrote about this in my book RELENTLESS: From Good to Great to Unstoppable, I heard over and over about players who play
THE BROKEN CHAIN: When Great Athletes Can’t Stay Healthy
When you’re one of the greatest quarterbacks in NFL history, people tend to notice when you have the worst game of your career. That was
THE 20 GAME TEST: The Difference Between Good and “Good Enough”
Every season starts 0-0, like a pair of binoculars gazing into the future, clear and bright. Everyone worked out with the best trainer, had the
Are you a Cooler, Closer, or Cleaner?
If you read my book RELENTLESS: From Good to Great to Unstoppable, you already know I categorize everyone into one of three categories: Coolers, Closers,
The Power of Failure
Everyone fails at some point. The question is whether is shuts you down, or drives you forward. In this brief excerpt from my just-released interview
Five Things a Real Competitor Never Says
It’s only one game. It’s only the preseason. It’s only practice. It’s only a mistake. It’s only an idea. That small word–‘only’–changes everything. Same for
The Most Common Injury in Sports
I wrote about this a year ago, during an epidemic of NBA ankle sprains. Now, only one week into the NFL season, we’ve already seen
