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Question 1 of 3
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1 point(s)Joe begins this chapter (pages 45-46) by sharing about his experience with a “breakfast club” that regularly meets at a local diner. The club consists of Joe along with several gentlemen who are in their 70’s and 80’s. What is the one common experience that all of these men share that they still remember vividly after all of these years, and still regard as some of the most impacting moments of their lives?
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Question 2 of 3
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3 point(s)Over time, Joe settled on the 3 primary “coaches” listed below to serve as his role models for transformational coaching. What did each coach model for Joe that he seeks to emulate in his coaching?
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- helped Joe understand the importance of coaching in the 3rd dimension by helping him see the need to restore the spirituality, honor, and sacredness of sports.
- helped Joe see the need to exhibit affirmation and empathy by exhorting and encouraging players to reach their greatest potential.
- helped Joe see the need to liberate kids from the cultural lies that bind them and then to build players and a team based on the moral/ethical principals that flowed from their true identity
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Coach Simmons
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Dorothy
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Moses
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1 point(s)On this step of the journey towards becoming a transformational coach, it is important to identify our coaching heroes so that we can seek to emulate their strengths. The next step in the process, Joe explains (page 67), is to:
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