Building Relationships, Coaching & Leadership with Kurt Hines - 288

May 5, 2022

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In this episode, Mike is joined by Coach Kurt Hines. If you are a coach, an athlete, a parent, a teacher or a leader, this episode is a must listen.

Key Takeaways:

The process of building a successful team is a living, breathing organism.
My passion for coaching is empowering as many people as I can.
People want to know that they make a difference, that they would be missed if they didn’t show up.
Life doesn’t happen to us, it happens for us.
A huge key to success is loving your life.
Be where your feet are.
Find people that are passionate about life and spend time with them.
Growth is painful but necessary.
The world is overpopulated with people who are self proclaimed experts. There aren’t enough people who are passionate.
We need more humble leaders.
We are all leaders. The questions are, who are we leading and where are we leading them?
It’s our job as coaches to selflessly serve others.
Getting players to know their worth as people gets me fired up.
Sports build character when coaches intentionally teach and model character.
Leaders have to model accountability as a blessing and an opportunity to grow.
The way to build relationships is to spend time with people -don’t over complicate it. It doesn’t need to be fancy. Share moments with people.
We miss so much of life by looking ahead.

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