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This is dedicated to all of the parents out there who have been forced to spend countless hours watching preschool programming.
Apparently, there’s been a little controversy surrounding the women of the Canadian hockey team and their celebration after winning the gold medal. Click here for the story. What I’m gathering so far is that the main difference between this and a championship in any other sport is that they didn’t stay in the locker room…where … Continue reading
“You try to be a good person, you try to take care of somebody, be a good brother. It’s sort of sad. It’s a sad day for my family. I don’t know how a family member could do something like that.” These are the words of Mark McGwire in response to questions about the book, … Continue reading
Today’s Words of Wisdom come from Ken Blanchard. Blanchard is a leader in the training and development industry and best-selling author of The One Minute Manager. I’ve had the pleasure of working for The Ken Blanchard Companies for the better part of the last decade so I’ve had a plethora of opportunities to soak up Ken’s knowledge. … Continue reading
In follow up to the Rahm Emanuel SNL clip, my friend and colleague Dan brought the following clip to my attention. Another must see…especially at the 3:05 minute mark where the Rahm Emanuel issue, as it relates to Sarah Palin and Rush Limbaugh, is addressed. What a wonderfully hypocritical world we live in. Enjoy.
As a native San Diegan, the saddest thing about the Chargers bombing out of the playoffs this past year was the realization that the LaDainian Tomlinson era had come to a close without a championship. We refused to publicly admit it, but all Charger fans knew 2009 was LT’s last season in San Diego. There … Continue reading
A must see for anyone who may have missed it…
I love quotes. My closest friends and I can carry on entire conversations using nothing but lines from television and movie comedies. For instance, I have a friend I haven’t seen in a few months but the next time I see him all I would have to say is, “I’ve traveled 500 miles to give … Continue reading
February 19, 2010. A day that will live in infamy. A day that has been months in the making. Tiger Woods finally broke his silence and issued his much-anticipated, long-awaited public apology (watch it here). So was it everything you had hoped it would be? Of course not. It wasn’t timely. It was scripted. It … Continue reading
Originally published on http://www.thecoachingsource.com. A frequent topic of discussion for us on the Blanchard Coaching Services team has been around the amount of flexibility we afford to our clients when designing their coaching program. That is, to what degree do we allow them to influence our coaching delivery model to meet their needs while maintaining … Continue reading
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