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Being Self-Aware Enough to Know Your Value is the Path to Creating Exceptional Value
With people walking the Earth claiming to be the “greatest” at everything, it is easy to lose sight of your personal potential for greatness.
5 Ways to be Kinder to Yourself, Your Team, and Your Fellow Man
Bosses and team leaders single-handedly create the office vibe, for better or for worse. Get right with yourself and you’ll find you’ve modeled self-kindness for the whole.
Does Your Workplace Encourage a Culture of Codependency?
A dysfunctional culture can doom your organization to mediocrity or outright failure. How can you tell if you should be worried?
When Do Your Strongest Success Traits Make You Codependent?
Startling but true, these success-driven behaviors can be your worst dysfunctional nightmare.
4 Tips For Parents Gutsy Enough To Coach Youth Sports
So your kid signed up for a sport … and the team needs some help. Are you really ready?
Why Marriage is Just Like Baseball
The best marriages are built on teamwork. Whether you strike out or hit it out of the park, you’ll have another chance at bat.
Dude, You Want to Run That Creed By Me Again?
Saying your creed is one thing. Meaning it is another.
Sports Made a Man Out of Me… Eventually
Scorekeeping and snatching victory from the jaws of defeat: A call for submissions from the new editor of our Sports section.
Love and Losing: A Bonding Story
What is more important when picking a favorite sports team: tradition or location? Larry Bernstein shares losing, love, and baseball with his 9-year-old son.
The Male Straitjacket
Mark Radcliffe tears up the myth of male independence.
Are You a Warrior? A Mudder? Neither? Both?
The Warrior Dash and Tough Mudder draw very different types of competitors.
“Watching sports is a good chance to talk to your kids about the dangers of fanaticism.”
This is a comment by Lars Fisher on the post “I Hate Miami: Does Sports Teach Hostility?”
Even the Weak Kids Should Play Sports
Playing sports, Drew Johnson writes, provides valuable lessons for children of every shape and size.