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Blog postOne of the most iconic shots in golf history came from the left-handed club of two-time Masters champion Bubba Watson. Watson found himself surrounded by trees and pine straw, but took out his pitching wedge and shaped a dream shot from the rough to just a few feet away from the flagstick.
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Blog postThe worst job in sports journalism is to be assigned interviews in the loser's locker room. As a reporter, you dread tiptoeing around the emotional landmines that typically surround the losing leader… until this week when I saw two defeated head basketball coaches “win” their postgame interviews.
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Blog postThere's something magical about opening day in Major League Baseball. Sure, other major professional sports each have their respective season openers, but there is no landmark on the calendar like the MLB Opening Day.
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Blog postIf you were to sift through the NCAA Tournament rubble of busted brackets and nail-biting victories, you would soon uncover, as I did, one truly unique leadership lesson—the ability to manage adversity.
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Blog postWhile some of your favorite teams and players were cutting down the nets, one remarkable 16-year-old was bracing for an incision that would start a new chapter in her life. Isabella stands just 5-foot-3, but her smile makes her the tallest, most beautiful thing in her hospital.
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Blog postIn the final play of her final game as the senior captain at Taylor High School in Kokomo, Indiana, the game was tied and Beth Brooke wanted the ball. Every member of her team wanted her to have the ball as well. However, the ending proved emphatically unmovie-like, with Beth leaving the shot short.
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Blog postThis month, college basketball’s March Madness will claim headlines, dominate television screens nationwide, and serve as team-bonding experiences for many of today’s leading business cultures. But I must admit, there’s no cooler tradition in the sport than “Senior Night.”
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Blog postThis season, the basketball world gave me the perfect leadership lesson with a young star named Luka — not NBA all-star guard Luka Doncic of the Dallas Mavericks, but Luka Garza at the University of Iowa.
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Blog postThis week, I watched the NBA's Golden State Warriors suffer an embarrassing defeat and then counter it with two steps that truly indicate success is in their near future. Two habits that we should all strive to replicate as we navigate through our respective work environments.
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Blog postCollege basketball’s most concerning headline this week is far deeper than the one-and-done conversation that typically is generated when the NCAA’s best players spend a little more than one semester as a full-fledged student-athlete.
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Blog postTom Brady has won more Super Bowl titles than any NFL franchise, but let's not exhaust this space by throwing extra superlatives his way. Instead, let’s focus on two angles that received very little attention when the confetti, hugs, and high-fives dominated the championship view.
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Blog postThe two teams on this week’s championship stage in Tampa have brought with them a slew of remarkable storylines, but there’s one in particular at which I marvel. No, it’s not 43-year-old Tom Brady seeking to become the only quarterback ever to win seven Vince Lombardi trophies…
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Blog postIn the past, one of the hottest sayings in business was to "fail fast." If things aren't working out, whether it is a shift in strategy or a new hire, the phrase suggests cutting ties and doing it quickly. But for Rick Hendrick, a man known for doing everything fast, the phrase holds no truth.
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Blog postA Hall of Fame quarterback leaves his fairytale dynasty with the New England Patriots and takes command of a talented team in Tampa, led by a head coach named Bruce Arians who is equal parts brash and innovative. Then that duo goes from Super Bowl favorites to a dysfunctional chemistry experiment.
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Blog postA remark made by analyst Cris Collinsworth during the NBC Sports broadcast became instant gold for a leadership lesson I feel we all can learn from.
Titles By Don Yaeger
You Are Worth It: Building a Life Worth Fighting For
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Thomas Jefferson and the Tripoli Pirates: The Forgotten War That Changed American History
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Andrew Jackson and the Miracle of New Orleans: The Battle That Shaped America's Destiny
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It's Not About the Truth: The Untold Story of the Duke Lacrosse Case and the Lives It Shattered
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A Game Plan for Life: The Power of Mentoring
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