Introverts are Powerful Leaders

Introverts by nature, feel they should be more extroverted in their personality and leadership. This post is to refute this claim. Why do introverts make excellent leaders and what can extroverts learn from them?

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JT Ayers
Why You Need to Nap

So many leaders violate the principle of Sabbath by working 18-20 hour days and 60 plus hour weeks. We have a good work ethic, but a lousy & dismal rest ethic. One thing that all leaders can do is to take regular naps.

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JT Ayers
Growth Mindset and Learning to Walk

What if everything in life was like learning to walk? Struggling was seen as a necessary part of learning and opportunities to grow. Mastery happens through effort and short-lived failures. People would praise your effort and not compare you or rank you at the moment rather see in terms of long-term goals.

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JT Ayers
The Genius of Routine

Some have come to view established routines as being in a rut and moving toward a place where creativity and innovation are sent to die. The opposite is actually true, and the right routines enhance our ability to operate at a higher level and accomplish more than we ever would have without routines

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JT Ayers
Proactive Recruiting from Within

One question you must ask of your self and your program: Do kids even want to play for my program? Here are a number of ways you can recruit from within your own school and stop making excuses why you don’t have any talent.

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JT Ayers