Coach & Motivational Speaker. In 2006 I witnessed a miracle after putting my autistic team manager J-Mac in a basketball game; he scored 20 points in 4 minutes.
Rochester, New York
Joined July 2009
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Ernie Johnson Jr.’s New Show, Good With That | J-Mac and Coach Jim Johns... youtu.be/2HJuIca3XWk?si=onz1… via @YouTube Daily Dose of Leadership: J-Mac and I had the honor to be guests on Ernie Johnson Jr. new show. Check it out and let us know your thoughts. #inspirational
Terrific Tuesday Success Thought: Choose one thing you hate to do. Ask, how can I make it easier, faster, or delegate it? #success #advice #leadership #ask
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What great coaches see.
The player who needs a push.
The player who needs a conversation.
The player who needs more confidence.
The player who needs the truth.
The player who needs someone to believe in them.
Great coaches know what each player needs and when they need it.
Growing Up in a Hall of Famer's Shadow Almost Broke Him youtube.com/shorts/0A70FQz4r… via @YouTube Daily Dose Of Leadership: Check our this short clip with Todd Blylevin who shares his heroic story from Las Vegas Concert mass shooting.
Magnificent Monday Success Thought: Take time today to watch someone for 60 seconds. #success #advice #leadership #watch
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It was a great honor and blessing from the lord Jesus Christ
Ernie Johnson Jr.’s New Show, Good With That | J-Mac and Coach Jim Johns... youtu.be/2HJuIca3XWk?si=ySc2… via @YouTube Bonus Inspirational Show: Had the honor to be a guest with J-Mac on Inside NBA host Ernie Johnson Jr. on his new show Good With That (32 BowTies). @TurnerSportsEJ
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There is nothing as important as having the companionship of the Holy Ghost.
Bruce R. McConkie
Bonus Communication Podcast: Ed Mylett shares great insights about communication as well as interviews with many communication experts. @EdMylett @cduhigg @Ericthomasbtc @LewisHowes @deangraziosi podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
Daily Dose of Leadership: Had the honor to be a guest on the No Quit Living Podcast with wonderful host Christopher Wirth. @wirthchris @NOQUITLIVING podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
Super Sunday Success Thought: Leaders look to use the SUV formula. See your people, Understand your people, and Value your people! #success #advice #leadership #people
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Sometimes the most productive thing you can do is spend an afternoon with someone you love and forget about your to-do list.
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Did you know??????
90% of our achievements stem from our attitude, mindset, and perspective. Don't let others' opinions sway you. Concentrate on what's within your control.
#Motivation #MindsetMatters #SelfImprovement"
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If you tell the truth, you don't have to remember anything. - Mark Twain #Leadership #Pilotspeaker #Soar2Success
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You're worried about shit you can't control.
It's the biggest problem you have in your life. You can't control others...
You can't control anything but yourself. You need to control what you can control.
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Coaching Truths:
You're making progress when the person you're coaching starts catching their own mistakes...
Making their own adjustments...
And explaining why.
That's learning becoming ownership.
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Being good enough to help isn’t enough.
You don’t earn trust with your best performance.
You earn it by meeting the standard consistently.
Give your team something they never have to question: whether you’ll do your part.
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The athlete who tries the hardest isn’t always the winner. It’s the athlete who gives their best effort and also stays poised under pressure that usually wins.
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Nick Saban GOLD 🥇
“Negative experiences without teaching kill morale.”
This is such an important coaching lesson.
Players are going to fail. They are going to make mistakes.
The question: What do we do with it?
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What’s ahead is far better than what’s behind. The best is yet to come.
Roy T. Bennett, The Light in the Heart
