Coaching Culture

J.P. Nerbun speaks with Mike Neighbors on the transformation from results focused to process focused and how the team literally burned their goals at Washington. Coach Neighbors is a NCAA Final Four basketball coach and now the current women's coach at Arkansas. While his winning record is impressive, he is an even more impressive coach due to his willingness to share with others and the transformational program he built at Washington.

One of the best mental training tools out there is a journaling activity like a success log or a what went well journal. We need to retrain the mind and share our positive mental attitude with those we lead. We need to help them focus on the controllables. What journaling activities have you found to be beneficial?

What benefits have you seen from reading as a team and what are your top books? Episode 3 discusses the benefits and the logistics behind reading together as a team!

This episode I discuss Commitment 1 of the 6 part series "6 Commitments to Make this Season". The first commitment is to be authentic and vulnerable with your team. The question for this podcast is: How have you found authenticity and vulnerability to be beneficial in creating a transformational culture? I tell a few stories showing how your relationships will become more meaningful and connected, they will be built on love and empathy, and you will start to model the change you want to see in others. Follow me on twitter @jpnerbun Email me jpnerbun@gmail.com Forum thriveonchallenge.com/forum

Today’s Question: What do you do to help move your team from results orientated to process orientated? Essentially how do you shift their focus off the mid-level goals like championships, trophies, and personal awards to focusing on what is within their control by making commitments. Today’s episode is more of a prologue to the 6 part series: "6 Commitments to Make this Season."