The hottest Coaching Substack posts right now

And their main takeaways
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Tiny Empires 147 implied HN points 29 Jan 25
  1. You can become an authority in your field without taking years. Focused action is more important than time spent.
  2. To build authority, find your unique approach and communicate it clearly. Show real-world applications of your expertise and be transparent about your journey.
  3. Don’t try to be an expert in everything and don’t hide who you are. Sharing your unique insights consistently will help grow your authority over time.
🔮 Crafting Tech Teams 139 implied HN points 20 May 24
  1. Leaders need to embrace failure and turn it into a learning opportunity without fear of judgment.
  2. Teams require leaders to set clear boundaries, values, and expectations to create a psychologically safe environment.
  3. Continuous delivery in engineering leadership involves delivering faster, reducing stress, fostering a positive environment, and supporting team growth.
Hoop Vision 452 implied HN points 09 Jan 24
  1. Guarding the ball screen is a crucial decision for coaches in basketball.
  2. Teams have different approaches to defending the ball screen, falling on a spectrum.
  3. Success in basketball can be influenced by defensive strategies like being aggressive or sagging off the ball handler.
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The Ask Newsletter — by Ellen Donnelly 2 implied HN points 18 Jun 25
  1. Generalists can successfully find contract work and build freelance careers. It's all about believing in your skills and pushing past doubts.
  2. Having clear structure and storytelling in your business helps avoid burnout and leads to greater opportunities. It’s okay to start without a perfect plan.
  3. You can create multiple income streams from just a couple of strong skills. Focus on what you do best and find ways to package that for different clients.
Purple Insider 353 implied HN points 12 Jan 24
  1. Attributes to look for in a rookie quarterback include production, arm talent, toughness, leadership skills, and athleticism.
  2. When considering changes to the coaching staff, focus may be on positions like running backs coach based on past performances.
  3. Signing a veteran quarterback can still lead a team to a Super Bowl, as proven by recent veteran QBs who competed in the Super Bowl.
House of Strauss 25 implied HN points 02 Jan 25
  1. Allowing hand-checking behind the three-point line might help make the game more physical. This could encourage players to move more and not just rely on shooting threes.
  2. While adding some physicality could improve game dynamics, there's a risk of overdoing it and hurting the sport's appeal. Striking the right balance is key.
  3. Changing rules in basketball can be tricky, especially for referees. The idea is to allow some contact without making it too confusing or chaotic for players and officials.
Sasha's 'Newsletter' 955 implied HN points 07 Mar 24
  1. Events with Misha: The power of finding inspiration and guidance in unique individuals along life's journey.
  2. Lost in perfume: Embracing the challenges and excitement of starting a new enterprise, even amidst uncertainties.
  3. Sometimes life turns you into a life coach: Embracing unexpected shifts in your career and finding fulfillment in helping others navigate life's complexities.
The Auburn Observer 334 implied HN points 19 Jan 24
  1. The new Auburn football offensive coordinator, Derrick Nix, brings experience and a strong track record as a recruiter from his time at Ole Miss.
  2. Nix's impact is expected to boost the running game and potentially help improve the team's passing game efficiency in the 2024 season.
  3. Auburn's offensive coaching staff for 2024, now with Nix on board, is showing promise under head coach Hugh Freeze's leadership.
The Lap Count 589 implied HN points 15 Feb 23
  1. The Millrose Games provide historical context and insight into the world of track and field events.
  2. Transitioning from being an elite athlete to a coach requires a shift in perspective and empathy for athletes.
  3. There is a need for better incentives and prioritization to encourage top athletes to participate in key events like the USATF Indoor Meet and World Cross Country Championships.
Grace on Football 589 implied HN points 14 Feb 23
  1. Boehly is not afraid of the limelight and loves attention, unlike most American owners of Premier League clubs
  2. Boehly's plan for Chelsea involves signing the best young players and having Graham Potter coach them into senior professionals in a coherent system
  3. Chelsea's long-term success hinges on Vivell's talent scouting and Potter's coaching, with the focus on younger players and a shift towards longer-term thinking
The Auburn Observer 334 implied HN points 12 Jan 24
  1. Change is constant in the world of sports, with teams adapting from game to game to handle opponents.
  2. Auburn's football staff changes include parting ways with a DC after struggles, with some surprising player departures.
  3. Hugh Freeze plans to focus on offensive play-calling, while Auburn basketball continues to succeed through adaptability.
MatchQuarters 334 implied HN points 11 Jan 24
  1. The Los Angeles Rams improved their defense by diversifying their defensive coverages.
  2. The Rams' focus on developing talent internally rather than making high draft picks has paid off.
  3. Defensive Coordinator Raheem Morris made impactful strategic decisions that helped the Rams shut down opponents' key offensive weapons.
High Growth Engineer 912 implied HN points 22 Oct 23
  1. The post shares over 50 resources for continuous growth in tech for Senior Software Engineers.
  2. Different types of resources like newsletters, books, courses, and videos are recommended to help in growing quickly.
  3. Managing resources efficiently is key, and tools like Todoist, Mailbrew, and Readwise are suggested.
QUALITY BOSS 59 implied HN points 17 Jun 24
  1. Time blocking can be challenging because admin tasks often take over the blocks. It's important to set separate times for these tasks to protect your focused work.
  2. Interruptions can break your flow, so setting 'do not disturb' periods or specific times to check messages can help. Communicating the importance of your focused time to your team is crucial.
  3. Procrastination can still happen even with a schedule. Breaking tasks into smaller steps or tackling the hardest tasks first can make projects feel more manageable.
Purple Insider 255 implied HN points 19 Jan 24
  1. There are different tiers of quarterbacks and what it takes for them to win a Super Bowl.
  2. The Vikings are considering different options regarding their quarterback situation, including re-signing Cousins or drafting a new QB.
  3. The team is evaluating potential changes to the coaching staff and strategies for rebuilding the defense.
The Lap Count 412 implied HN points 01 Mar 23
  1. New Balance Nationals Indoors is a big celebration of excellence in high school track and field with top athletes showcasing their talent.
  2. Madrid race faced challenges but still delivered a thrilling finish with Yared Nuguse taking the win.
  3. Athletics Ireland starting to pay their top coaches marks a positive step towards professionalizing coaching in the sport.
Mets Fix 216 implied HN points 19 Jan 24
  1. The author is sending a quick newsletter due to a busy schedule coaching a hockey team.
  2. The newsletter discusses scheduling conflicts related to coaching a children's hockey team.
  3. The author mentions coaching his daughter's hockey team in a tournament during a busy time.
🔮 Crafting Tech Teams 79 implied HN points 24 Apr 24
  1. The past year involved successful podcast testing, mentoring, and community building in the engineering field.
  2. Balancing multiple content creation channels and refining strategies was essential for sustained growth in the coaching and content business.
  3. Feedback from surveys and direct interactions highlighted the importance of clear design, diversified content, and fostering a supportive learning environment in the coaching and content creation journey.
MatchQuarters 314 implied HN points 06 Mar 23
  1. Georgia's defensive philosophy focuses on controlling the line of scrimmage with elite talent and coaching.
  2. Despite losing key players to the NFL Draft, Georgia's defense remained strong and dominant in the 2022 season.
  3. Smart's defensive strategy emphasizes stopping the run with minimal defenders to achieve efficiency and success on the field.