930. Why Don't Great Players Make Great Coaches?
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I've always wondered why some great players struggle to become great coaches—and why good (not great) players, the ones who weren’t always at the top, often turn out to be great coaches.
Our personal story, our expectations, and even our success can sometimes get in the way of truly seeing and developing others.
If you’ve ever led a team, raised a kid, coached someone, or even just tried to help a friend, you need this episode. It’s not about cloning people into mini-versions of you. It’s about suspending your story long enough to actually see their story.
Let’s talk about how to lead from the shadows and be the coach you wish you had.
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