In this episode Adam is joined by head coach of Bishop McGuinness Men’s Basketball, Josh Thompson. Located in North Carolina, Josh has one of the top basketball programs in the state, winning two state championships over the past twelve years. He joins the episode to share some of the special things his program is doing from a leadership perspective. You can follow Josh on Twitter – @VillainsCoach.
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What happens when the leader gets hurt physically? In this episode, we explore the challenges and opportunities of leading while injured. From maintaining credibility and presence to adapting your leadership style, we’ll unpack the secret strategies for staying effective, authentic, and resilient in the face of personal setbacks. Whether you’re sidelined temporarily or navigating a long recovery, this conversation offers real talk and practical insights for showing up as a leader, even when you’re bruised, you’re still in charge!
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Coaches often say, “I need leaders to step up,” but what does that really mean? In this episode, we break down the deeper message behind this call to action. Leadership in sports isn’t just about being the loudest voice or the best player, it’s about accountability, resilience, and making those around you better. We’ll unleash a 3-step process for players to be green and build green teammates by practical insights for athletes to rise to the challenge. Whether you’re a captain, a bench player, or someone striving to lead by example, this episode will inspire you to embrace the role of a leader inside and outside the lines of the game.
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