Matt Lisle
@CoachLisle
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3M+ followers • 300M views/mo 🌍 | Built 7-figure businesses | Coaching entrepreneur dads to scale smarter, win at biz and home
Bay Area, CA
Joined June 2009
My goal for every athlete I've ever coached is that they'll know that I loved them & my hope is that when they get older they’ll realize that those of us who demanded their best, were also the ones who cared about them the most.
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Winning without character is losing. Building champions who are also good humans. that's the goal. How does your program balance performance with character? Let's share best practices.
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“No” is an important word. Tough leaders and competitors have the strength to say “no” to anything that isn’t right for the team. - Proactive Coaching
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Always told my players there are five things EVERY player can control that has ZERO to do with talent. 1. Be on time 2. Play with GREAT effort 3. Maintain good body language 4. Bring Positive Energy/Attitude 5. Be Coachable. – Gene Chizik
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A Champion does the work others don't want to do... not always because they like it but because they love being a Champion.
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External doubt is just noise. But self-doubt? That's the real opponent. Believe first. Achieve second. What lie about yourself do you need to stop believing?
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This man spent 28 years as a sports broadcaster. In his final sign-off, he talked about how important high school sports is to our communities. He gets it.
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Every team faces adversity. Mediocre teams are destroyed by it. Good teams survive it. Great teams get better because of it.
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Your value as a coach is not dictated by your qualifications, winning record, or how passionate you tell everyone you are. It’s in your ability to consistently impact and improve the performance of those that you lead.
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The work matters more. The process beats the prize. Show me your Tuesday, not your trophy. What unglamorous work are you doing that nobody sees?
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You don't need to feel ready. You just need to trust that the process is building your championship.
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Successful people are usually the ones who have learned from failure and have the courage to fight through it, not be protected from it
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Don't let mistakes define you. Excuses are for the weak. Blame is for cowards. Bad body language? That's quitting without saying it. Champions own their failures and move forward. What's YOUR response when things go wrong?
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This is the secret sauce nobody talks about. Your star player sets the practice tempo. When they're lazy? Team cancer. When they grind? Championship culture. Tag a player who makes everyone around them better just by how they practice. They deserve the recognition. 🏆
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The real prize isn't scholarships. It's life skills that last forever. Focus on the real wins. What life skill from sports serves you most as an adult?
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Choose toughness over talent every time. Talent or lack of it does not excuse you from also being tough. Toughness is a choice and it wins
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Coaches. Remember. A word of encouragement after a loss/failure is worth more than an hour of praise after a win/success.
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It is not all about talent. It’s about dependability, consistency, being coachable, and understanding what you need to do to improve. – Bill Belichick
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Cross the finish line already thinking about tomorrow's workout. Champions live in perpetual forward motion.
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Baseball & Softball are games that are actually played on a 5 inch field: The distance between your ears.
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Things I wish I would have known as a player: How much time the coaching staff spends thinking about what's best for the team.
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