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As I glanced through it, I noticed that it was a nice blueprint for organizing a team. In case you haven’t read the book, it is basically about a new manager learning the best practices for leading a staff from a mentor manager. Here is an outline and some adaptations for a soccer team. 1. Shared Goals * Create goals and target behaviors for the team, TOGETHER. Goals that are shared create a greater accountability and commitment. * Agree on goals and clarify so all understand. * The coach will have his/her own expectations and goals they bring to the team. Make them completely clear and transparent. * Revisit goals often 2. Consistent, Meaningful Feedback * Inform team you will be giving feedback and agree on what form it will be given (i.e. written, verbal) and how often * Look at your goals, look at your performance and see if your behavior matches your goals * Give genuine, daily praise often - make a habit of “catching your players doing things right” * Make sure any negative fee …

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