When it comes to coaching, I want to share a few thoughts on what I believe makes a *good* coach and why you see so few of them. Below are 10 points I think are key and often missing in this region. I’ll break each one down in the thread. 1. Leading by example 2. Commanding respect, not demanding it 3. Knowing you’re not supposed to be friends with your players 4. Adapting leadership styles to each player 5. Not being afraid to say no 6. Being a true student of the game 7. Building a culture of high performance 8. Developing the human, not just the player 9. Developing through delegation 10. Owning your team’s results