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Fantastic Summer this season. Proud of the team of coaches who are the driver of this. We try so hard to get things right, reflect, improve and put both player and customer first in all we do. We may not get it right always, but rest assured it is never through lack of trying. Key to this success has been a complete culture overhaul of the company around April time after much change within the company. I'm not ashamed to say this. It wasn't disastrous, but small teams can easily turn toxic when agendas are at play. The 'no more bullshit era' was introduced. This was based around mediocrity no longer being accepted, a solution based mindset at all times (we didnt focus on mistakes already made but put our energies into a solution), as well as some ego & agenda dropping needed. Valuing every interaction, player and customer was at the heart of this. TFCC needed to get back to its roots. But key to this was being Elite people first, as oppose to Elite coaches. Elite people display Elite behaviours not now and again, not selectively, but they do this when they think it's being unnoticed- they are true Elite behaviours. We also have a mantra at TFCC of 'consistency of character' as a non negotiable behaviour. This is based around behaviours displayed time and time again, particularly when under pressure or fatigue. Our non negotiable values include Trust, Adaptability, first class communication, Respect & Support of one another. These were not words thrown around in a one off CPD session for staff- they were lived, breathed and held to account by staff throughout. On a side note, the top figure is just another example of the difference the private sector can make to participation and growth of the game. 950+ players who MAY not have had the opportunity.. Value seen by Nottinghamshire CCC, Northamptonshire CCC & also Lincolnshire Cricket. #ElitePeople #Culture #highperformancehabits

After about a month of technical difficulties coinciding with full-time work becoming a new priority for me, I've finally managed to piece together another feature article for the #NWCFL! This one saw me speak to #WythenshaweFC secretary John Cotton about the successes and changes his team have gone through over the last 18 months or so. Here's the link 👇

Winter Pre-Season As we approach the last lap of our season, with Richmond & Kew Women’s team at the summit of the GLWFL Prem. We look to capitalise on our last 4 games. Having only played 3 games in the last 7 weeks, that gave the coaching team an opportunity to strengthen our area’s of improvement in detail. - How we create in the finishing phase, specifically creating chances from the wide space (Zones 13, 15, 16 & 18). - How we defend in transition (our rest defence). - Our shape out of possession through different phases of play. - Defending set pieces and our roles in transition from set pieces. 4 games to go and still building.

Data can provide interesting insights into organisational efficiency. Here's the premier league table, sorted by squad value per point in ascending order. This speaks volumes about the way Luton Town Football Club and other clubs in the league are run. Let me know if you are struggling to make sense of your data and want to take the right decisions to boost efficiency. #coyh #organisationalefficiency #assimil8

I covered this game over the weekend @ABFC2022 v @catonunitedfc. The game can be viewed on the following link below. Also, check out the chapters which include our goals. https://lnkd.in/exQcBkxw

"Before athletes, we are human beings" - Abhinav A. Bindra OLY   At #RCBxLeaders last week, Nandan Kamath spoke to Mr. Abhinav Bindra about the future of Olympism in India. Nandan posed questions regarding the Olympic movement at a global level and on the need for sport to make a healthier country.   Mr. Bindra gave the audience insight into the need for celebrating sport itself before a country's success. He further emphasised on the importance of humanisation of athlete effort, and for the global community to consider human well-being at the heart of sport. #FutureOfSport #AthletePerformance #HumanWellBeing #OlympicMovement

Warriors’ Winning Strategy: The Commercial Playbook Behind Their NRL Uprising In this exclusive, we talk with One NZ Warriors CEO, Cameron George to learn what's behind the Warriors winning formula. Read more: https://hubs.li/Q0201qYJ0 #nrl #sportsbusiness #rugbyleague #sportsbusiness

It's time for an FCRO Spotlight! Today we would like to highlight Noelle Petersen, FCRO Advisory Board Chairperson and local board member. Q) How long have you been a board member with the FCRO? ⭐️A) Since 2007. Q) What are your personal hobbies? ⭐️A) Sewing! I love to make bags, quilts, clothes...anything with pretty fabric. Q) What is your all time favorite movie, band/musician, or TV series? ⭐️A) The classics: my favorite movie is definitely The Princess Bride. Q) Tell us about your family. ⭐️A) I have a daughter and a son, both of which were adopted at birth. I firmly believe that love makes a family. Q) Why do you feel the FCRO's mission is important? ⭐️A) Our mission is important because we make recommendations specifically for the children we review! We bring compassionate advocacy to each situation and accountability for those working with children in out of home care. Q) What do you consider your greatest accomplishment or what is the most rewarding part of your work? ⭐️A) The most rewarding part of this work is impacting children positively, helping create a brighter future for them and making sure they immediate needs are met. Serving on a board makes me feel like my own life experiences can help others, and I can make a difference for a child in a difficult situation.

With a record number of NBA-experienced players now in the league, the CEBL is becoming a more viable option for top-level players. 📈💯 Read this feature article by Myles Dichter now: https://lnkd.in/gEzUhjbY #PullUp

Talk about Outliers! Chew on this! #outliers The Outlier Project