How many times have you been in a situation to help a fallen player but didn\u2019t do it ?<\/p>\n
You thought the trouble would pass and time would heal the wounds. Today, you surely regret you missed the opportunity to help him, or at least hug him.\u00a0 Helping is infectious. It\u2019s the experience and talent of every person in every situation. I always wonder why coaches and players don\u2019t help each other more. Each one of them is always on the go, rushing somewhere, forgetting to stop, talk and wait patiently.<\/p>\n
What a strange time we\u2019re living in! We\u2019ve learned how to get rich, but we haven\u2019t learnt how to live. Our soul has been taken away by computers! We\u2019ve ceased to communicate face-to-face. We want to gain respect and become successful overnight. Our communication has been reduced to email, facebook or twitter.<\/p>\n
It seems I can\u2019t keep up with the times. I keep wondering where on earth have human values disappeared to. If you want to build positive and friendly relationships with people, it\u2019s important to understand the purpose of support. Helping is not a waste of time!<\/p>\n
The moment you devote your time to a player, it\u2019s by no means a waste of time, but rather a great asset to you and the player. If you give a player the support, which may even be symbolic, a quick smile, a pat on the shoulder, or a hug, you\u2019re helping him to enhance an aspect of his life. When helping a player you\u2019re sending a message, expressing a positive attitude, understanding and caring about your player. Your message won\u2019t be left unnoticed. It also affects the other players, who\u2019ll copy you and start behaving in a similar way.<\/p>\n
The start of a positive atmosphere in the dressing room can be easily sparked with just one small gesture. Do you know how essential positive vibes in the dressing room are for you as a coach? Priceless! Players are often lost within the fog of the outside world which knows no warm words, where helping words are unknown. Life which players face outside the stadium is on the one hand, focused on the fight for a harsh existence and on the other, making and spending money.<\/p>\n
As a coach you\u2019re able to spread kindness with a positive attitude and help others, but you also can spoil the mood of everyone around you with your miserable sourness. In your smile I can see you\u2019ve understood the point \u2013 we shape our own attitude and we\u2019re able to manage it. Within the choice, you should choose a positive attitude.<\/p>\n
Help others and yourself and you\u2019ll be constantly happy.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
How many times have you been in a situation to help a fallen player but didn\u2019t do it ? You thought the trouble would pass and time would heal the wounds. Today, you surely regret you missed the opportunity to … Continue reading