by Stephanie Kirby | Feb 17, 2019 | Blog, Uncomfortable
If you haven’t already read Darren Fisher’s blog post called Uncomfortable Error, click here and give it a quick read before reading my response below. It will make a lot more sense. “Oh no.” That was my first thought when I read the draft of...
by George Gesior | Feb 8, 2019 | Blog
You know that feeling? The one you get on a Saturday afternoon as you pop open a refreshing cold beverage on a hot summer day after completing all your chores for the weekend? It’s a very pleasant feeling and puts you in a really good mood. Why does...
by Darren Fisher | Jan 27, 2019 | Becoming Confident, Blog
Photo credit: www.si.com We lost by 50 points. FIFTY POINTS! If you’re just now reading this blog series, I’m coaching our middle school’s seventh-grade boys basketball team. We’re currently 0-6, but it feels like way more than six losses. A few games ago, I...
by Michael Rampolla | Jan 25, 2019 | Blog
When I was younger, my family took a brief autumn road trip to northern Wisconsin. One of the stops we made was a cranberry farm at harvest time. Harvesting cranberries is not your typical endeavor since it involves intentionally flooding the bogs in which the...
by Darren Fisher | Jan 21, 2019 | Blog, Uncomfortable
Picture of my Robert “Bob” Fisher, my father, and Martin Luther King, Jr. (see video) Today is the day, unbeknownst to many, we celebrate Martin Luther King Jr (MLK) for his achievements. Interestingly, there are many who do not observe this day, or even wonder why...
by Tricia Price | Jan 19, 2019 | Blog
I will freely admit I am a self-help book junkie. It’s not unheard of me to read 3-4 self-help books in a month. In fact, my idea of a day of bliss is to spend a day alone curled up in my pajamas reading Tony Robbins or Brendon Burchard while...
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