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As opposed to bringing sexy back try the Face-to-Face meeting. I rediscovered its power yesterday while running errands. The age of the text, instant message, Skype has assaulted the most archaic and effective form of communication – the FACE-TO-FACE meeting. Could it be that our highly communicative society is anything but, choosing instead to hide …
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Category: Bigger than Me, Character, Skills, Team, Today's Post
How does one know when it’s time to change? Are the places we go, challenges we face, spiritual struggles we endure all mere signs that indicate an opportunity to grow up?
Category: Bigger than Me, Character, Skills, Team, Today's Post
The challenges facing young people are universal and sport may be one of the most formidable ways to rival the character deficit produced in our communities. Watch part two of my interview with Douaine Anderson, founder of SLAM, and Martin Dunne of NBC Camps UK.
Category: Bigger than Me, Character, Skills, Team, Today's Post
I interviewed two extraordinary men about how basketball changed their own lives and allows them to mentor young men and women in the United Kingdom. As the saying goes, “Ain’t nothin’ changed but the location” when it comes to the potential of sport to develop character.
Category: Bigger than Me, Character, Skills, Team, Today's Post
An awesome young man from Germany was an unexpected learning opportunity thousands of miles from home.
Category: Bigger than Me, Character, Skills, Team, Today's Post
I ate Chinese food with some newfound British friends in London last night who didn’t necessarily share my worldview. But they started asking good questions about the United States and Relision. Five hours later we were all better for the conversation. Respect was the lynch pin to communicating across the differences.
Category: Bigger than Me, Character, Skills, Today's Post
Starting five weeks ago in Rome, Italy, I was involved in or responsible for basketball camps for four straight weeks. You find a rhythm with these things after about two weeks of standing constantly and instructing young athletes with waning and/or fluctuating attention spans. You also come to expect that each week will bring the …
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Category: Bigger than Me, Character, Skills, Team, Today's Post
