Most coaches I know spend a lot of time focusing on X’s and O’s.
Besides, I didn’t possess a fifteen-foot jumper yet and my ball-handling skills were so sketchy that Red later gave me a two-dribble rule.
In fact, in my very first practice, we implemented a full-court press for the whole scrimmage. At work, it's even worse because some jobs just don't require top-tier talent.
The rituals had a profound effect on me—and on my approach to leadership—even though later I drifted away from the Pentecostal faith and found a new direction spiritually. STAGE 3—focused primarily on individual achievement and driven by the motto “I’m great (and you’re not).” According to the authors, people in organizations at this stage “have to win, and for them winning is personal.
At the end of the previous season, they’d made a miraculous run to the finals against the Celtics, only to be humiliated in Boston and lose the decisive game 6 by 39 points. “Go home, drink a scotch, and eat the great meal Selma is cooking.”. When Fitch heard the story, he told me I would have to do push-ups every time I saw him on campus. When I was with the Knicks, I was sidelined for more than a year with a debilitating back injury. When the mind is allowed to relax, inspiration often follows.
In the strictest form of Zen, monitors roam the meditation hall, striking sleeping or listless meditators with a flat wooden stick, called a keisaku, to get them to pay attention. The Los Angeles Times’s T. J. Simers wrote a funny column once about my propensity for inactivity and concluded wryly that “no one does nothing better than Phil.” I get the joke.
Most coaches I know spend a lot of time focusing on X’s and O’s.
Besides, I didn’t possess a fifteen-foot jumper yet and my ball-handling skills were so sketchy that Red later gave me a two-dribble rule.
In fact, in my very first practice, we implemented a full-court press for the whole scrimmage. At work, it's even worse because some jobs just don't require top-tier talent.
The rituals had a profound effect on me—and on my approach to leadership—even though later I drifted away from the Pentecostal faith and found a new direction spiritually. STAGE 3—focused primarily on individual achievement and driven by the motto “I’m great (and you’re not).” According to the authors, people in organizations at this stage “have to win, and for them winning is personal.
At the end of the previous season, they’d made a miraculous run to the finals against the Celtics, only to be humiliated in Boston and lose the decisive game 6 by 39 points. “Go home, drink a scotch, and eat the great meal Selma is cooking.”. When Fitch heard the story, he told me I would have to do push-ups every time I saw him on campus. When I was with the Knicks, I was sidelined for more than a year with a debilitating back injury. When the mind is allowed to relax, inspiration often follows.
In the strictest form of Zen, monitors roam the meditation hall, striking sleeping or listless meditators with a flat wooden stick, called a keisaku, to get them to pay attention. The Los Angeles Times’s T. J. Simers wrote a funny column once about my propensity for inactivity and concluded wryly that “no one does nothing better than Phil.” I get the joke.
Most coaches I know spend a lot of time focusing on X’s and O’s.
Besides, I didn’t possess a fifteen-foot jumper yet and my ball-handling skills were so sketchy that Red later gave me a two-dribble rule.
In fact, in my very first practice, we implemented a full-court press for the whole scrimmage. At work, it's even worse because some jobs just don't require top-tier talent.
The rituals had a profound effect on me—and on my approach to leadership—even though later I drifted away from the Pentecostal faith and found a new direction spiritually. STAGE 3—focused primarily on individual achievement and driven by the motto “I’m great (and you’re not).” According to the authors, people in organizations at this stage “have to win, and for them winning is personal.
At the end of the previous season, they’d made a miraculous run to the finals against the Celtics, only to be humiliated in Boston and lose the decisive game 6 by 39 points. “Go home, drink a scotch, and eat the great meal Selma is cooking.”. When Fitch heard the story, he told me I would have to do push-ups every time I saw him on campus. When I was with the Knicks, I was sidelined for more than a year with a debilitating back injury. When the mind is allowed to relax, inspiration often follows.
In the strictest form of Zen, monitors roam the meditation hall, striking sleeping or listless meditators with a flat wooden stick, called a keisaku, to get them to pay attention. The Los Angeles Times’s T. J. Simers wrote a funny column once about my propensity for inactivity and concluded wryly that “no one does nothing better than Phil.” I get the joke.
Most coaches I know spend a lot of time focusing on X’s and O’s.
Besides, I didn’t possess a fifteen-foot jumper yet and my ball-handling skills were so sketchy that Red later gave me a two-dribble rule.
In fact, in my very first practice, we implemented a full-court press for the whole scrimmage. At work, it's even worse because some jobs just don't require top-tier talent.
The rituals had a profound effect on me—and on my approach to leadership—even though later I drifted away from the Pentecostal faith and found a new direction spiritually. STAGE 3—focused primarily on individual achievement and driven by the motto “I’m great (and you’re not).” According to the authors, people in organizations at this stage “have to win, and for them winning is personal.
At the end of the previous season, they’d made a miraculous run to the finals against the Celtics, only to be humiliated in Boston and lose the decisive game 6 by 39 points. “Go home, drink a scotch, and eat the great meal Selma is cooking.”. When Fitch heard the story, he told me I would have to do push-ups every time I saw him on campus. When I was with the Knicks, I was sidelined for more than a year with a debilitating back injury. When the mind is allowed to relax, inspiration often follows.
In the strictest form of Zen, monitors roam the meditation hall, striking sleeping or listless meditators with a flat wooden stick, called a keisaku, to get them to pay attention. The Los Angeles Times’s T. J. Simers wrote a funny column once about my propensity for inactivity and concluded wryly that “no one does nothing better than Phil.” I get the joke.
Most coaches I know spend a lot of time focusing on X’s and O’s.
Besides, I didn’t possess a fifteen-foot jumper yet and my ball-handling skills were so sketchy that Red later gave me a two-dribble rule.
In fact, in my very first practice, we implemented a full-court press for the whole scrimmage. At work, it's even worse because some jobs just don't require top-tier talent.
The rituals had a profound effect on me—and on my approach to leadership—even though later I drifted away from the Pentecostal faith and found a new direction spiritually. STAGE 3—focused primarily on individual achievement and driven by the motto “I’m great (and you’re not).” According to the authors, people in organizations at this stage “have to win, and for them winning is personal.
At the end of the previous season, they’d made a miraculous run to the finals against the Celtics, only to be humiliated in Boston and lose the decisive game 6 by 39 points. “Go home, drink a scotch, and eat the great meal Selma is cooking.”. When Fitch heard the story, he told me I would have to do push-ups every time I saw him on campus. When I was with the Knicks, I was sidelined for more than a year with a debilitating back injury. When the mind is allowed to relax, inspiration often follows.
In the strictest form of Zen, monitors roam the meditation hall, striking sleeping or listless meditators with a flat wooden stick, called a keisaku, to get them to pay attention. The Los Angeles Times’s T. J. Simers wrote a funny column once about my propensity for inactivity and concluded wryly that “no one does nothing better than Phil.” I get the joke.
Holzman was a tough, reserved New Yorker with a wry sense of humor and a strong basketball pedigree. I’ve always been interested in getting players to think for themselves so that they can make difficult decisions in the heat of battle. To me it looked like nothing more than a bunch of talented players running up and down the floor looking for shots.
If you enclose the cow in a small yard, it will become nervous and frustrated and start eating the neighbor’s grass. .orange-text-color {font-weight:bold; color: #FE971E;}View high quality images that let you zoom in to take a closer look. This book is about my journey to try to unravel that mystery. Life is a journey. First of all, I’m phobic about large crowds. Each son did it easily. Yes, we could make a number of tactical moves to counter these weaknesses, but what the players really needed was a way to quiet the chatter in their minds and focus on the business of winning basketball games. I’ve always been interested in getting players to think for themselves so that they can make difficult decisions in the heat of battle. The Way To Lasting Success: Unleash Your Limitless Potential, Elevate Goal Setting,... 30 Days - Change your habits, Change your life: A couple of simple steps every day ... "Through candor and comprehensiveness, Jackson writes a convincing revisionist take, in which he emerges as an excellent coach...highly readable...reflects Jackson’s polymathy."—.
Most coaches I know spend a lot of time focusing on X’s and O’s.
Besides, I didn’t possess a fifteen-foot jumper yet and my ball-handling skills were so sketchy that Red later gave me a two-dribble rule.
In fact, in my very first practice, we implemented a full-court press for the whole scrimmage. At work, it's even worse because some jobs just don't require top-tier talent.
The rituals had a profound effect on me—and on my approach to leadership—even though later I drifted away from the Pentecostal faith and found a new direction spiritually. STAGE 3—focused primarily on individual achievement and driven by the motto “I’m great (and you’re not).” According to the authors, people in organizations at this stage “have to win, and for them winning is personal.
At the end of the previous season, they’d made a miraculous run to the finals against the Celtics, only to be humiliated in Boston and lose the decisive game 6 by 39 points. “Go home, drink a scotch, and eat the great meal Selma is cooking.”. When Fitch heard the story, he told me I would have to do push-ups every time I saw him on campus. When I was with the Knicks, I was sidelined for more than a year with a debilitating back injury. When the mind is allowed to relax, inspiration often follows.
In the strictest form of Zen, monitors roam the meditation hall, striking sleeping or listless meditators with a flat wooden stick, called a keisaku, to get them to pay attention. The Los Angeles Times’s T. J. Simers wrote a funny column once about my propensity for inactivity and concluded wryly that “no one does nothing better than Phil.” I get the joke.
