E72 | Motivating Lazy Athletes- What NOT to Do!

The Art Of Coaching

Brett Bartholomew

Health & Fitness, Business, Education

5 • 642 Ratings

🗓️ 19 March 2020

⏱️ 46 minutes

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0:00.0	Alright guys, we're going to open up today's episode with a Q&A type of situation.
0:06.0	I think it's fitting given the topic today.
0:08.6	This one comes from SM Performance Coach and they wrote in and this is a very common thing
0:13.4	that I'll get every week or so whether it's a DM or an email.
0:18.0	And we also address kind of the nature of this in the episode called the leadership lie.
0:22.7	So if you haven't heard that episode yet, please make sure and go back.
0:26.2	It says, hi, Brett.
0:27.8	I hope you don't mind reaching out to you,
0:29.4	me reaching out to you.
0:30.7	But I'm looking for advice as I'm having problems
0:32.9	with a fellow colleague and coach.
0:35.2	My own coaching style is that I'm more of a listener
0:38.0	than a talker and I'm quite in general.
0:41.0	I've been coaching for over five years
0:42.6	and I'm still learning. Yet there's new coach constantly interrupts me when I'm coaching or teaching and or an athlete a new
0:48.4	exercise and he always seems to want to have the last word. I'm unsure the best way to
0:53.3	approach this is if it keeps happening. Do you have any tips or advice? So real quick guys,
0:58.7	what I always have to respond to this on is course, I can offer tips and advice and I will, so hang with me.
1:05.9	But these questions are the very reason we have bought in.
1:09.6	Our online course, all about communication, human drives, conflict resolution, all these
1:14.7	things.
1:15.7	And right now, with everything going on with the coronavirus, we're tripling down on all
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