What if your willingness to be coached is one of the most important leadership lessons your team ever sees? In this clip, Tara VanDerveer shares how bringing in a leadership coach to support her team unexpectedly helped her become a better coach as well. "Here I have coached for like 44 years at the time, and I think she really helped me up my game. I listened and I took her coaching very seriously." Here you have a Hall of Famer, 3-time national champion, a GOAT in college basketball, and she's still choosing to be a student. The moment you believe your experience exempts you from learning is often the moment your growth begins to slow and your team pays a price. Experience should be a foundation for learning, not an excuse to stop. Great leaders never stop being students because they know others are always learning from their example. 📹: Win More, Live Better Podcast (Ep. 57)

"I had to boss myself around ... when I got bossy with myself we scored" Rhonda Revelle has preached presence all season for the #Huskers I asked her about how she did that in the NCAA Tournament win over USD: "On a team, everybody's enegery counts — including mine" @WOWT6News

@Camille_Hami19 I am so proud of you! Rookie AND Pitcher of the year🔥🔥🔥

There is a right way to play this game and a wrong way and this is 100% in the wrong. I don’t care that the batter moved back out of the box- you don’t intentionally step back to throw at her head, as hard as you can, from about a foot away. I don’t want to hear “you don’t know it wasn’t intentional.” Save it. The runner at 3rd is about a half step off 3rd. The way the catcher is positioned to throw, that throw is going towards the 3rd base fence. The most telling part though? No one checks on that batter and catcher gets a high five right after from her coach. The batter ended up with a concussion. This is completely unacceptable and has no place in this sport.