Tag: coaching
All the articles with the tag "coaching".
Work At Play
An interactive workshop using cooperative video games to teach adults the four core skills of connection: synchronization, shared memory, shared identity, and serendipity.
My Life as an ADD Adult
When my adult kids got diagnosed with ADD, I took the plunge myself and found my charming 'quirks' were really symptoms. The behaviors that colored my life — and the strategies I'm building.
We Aim at What We Talk About
The words we use to describe our goals quietly shape how we reach them. Why leaders unconsciously speak their real priorities — and how isolationist language misleads us.
The Gamers Are Coming
The companies that have a strategy to develop the generation of people who have never been on a team will capture an enormous advantage.
Create Team Engagement by Playing Together
A new breed of engaging cooperative video games can help your team work together better, because they get to practice achieving a common goal.
Try the Password Game
The Key Idea Instead of turning to your phones at dinner, try playing a fun social game to create connection. Why It Matters Smart phones are brutally…
Practice
At every level of baseball I coached, I assessed the players in relation to the skills they possessed and the skills they needed. My goal was never to…
Working Better Together - March 2023
The Impact of Uncertainty Last month, I mentioned Urgency, the pressure to perform now, and how that can negatively affect performance. Urgency evil twin…
Break it Down
I love Will Guidara's advice to new managers, \"don't cannonball\". I realize people want to make a good impression, and prove their value, however to me…
Expectations are Invisible
This is Part 4 of My LinkedIn Series: Leadership Lessons from Little League As little league manager, I become the repository of knowledge about the game.…
Coaching Attitude and Effort
This is Part 3 of My LinkedIn Series: Leadership Lessons from Little League Baseball is interesting because players of all shapes and sizes can play any…
Design for Engagement
Video games are the pinnacle of designed engagement — they look like work, yet kids can't put them down. What could that teach us about designing real jobs?