2004 clinic talk. dan hawkins - success

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SUCCESS

Is the abilityto control

the quality andbalance of

your life


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DESERVE SUCCESSYou cannot

ensure success,

but you candeserve success


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Formula for the Successful Organization

Administrative Support

Standard of Excellence

Supported by Resources

Personnel, Financial,Facilities, Equipment

Shared vision for the Program

Goals, Philosophy,

Leadership

Chemistry


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Equation for a

Successful teamTalent

(ability,experience,depth)

+

Attitude

(Motivation/Maslow)

+Preparation

=

Performance

=

Confidence

=

Success


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ZEN AND THE

ART OF ARCHERY

Fundamentally,the Zen master seeks

not the target,

rather to become thebow.


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Success is not

the result of

spontaneous

combustion.

You must setyourself on

fire.

-Reggie Leach


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Personal expectations and

development of the

SUCCESSFUL

PERSON

GAMES


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Goal Setting

Focus on objectives

Time Management

Think Big


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A Sailing ship which

knows no port,

finds no winds favorable.


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Is what youre doing

right now getting you

closer to,

or farther away

from your goal?


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2003 BRONCO

FOOTBALL GOALS

1. Gain Respect

2. Top 5 Nationally on Offense and Defense3. Win the WAC

4. Win a Bowl Game (Non H Bowl)

5. Beat OSU/BYU6. Win all the Road Games

7. Go Undefeated

8. BCS Top 10

9. National Championship

10. Have Fun


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AdversityTurn setbacks intocomebacks

Take r isks

Get out of comfort zone

Poise under pressure

Not afraid to fai l


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Mastery OrientedBe responsible and accountable

for life

Strong self discipline

Mature enough to say no


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The future is not theresult of choices among

alternative paths offered

in the present. It is aplace that is created-

created first in the mind

and the will; created in the

activity.

-Walt Disney


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ExpectationsEnvision success

Visualization:see the

impossible


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When asked what

he thought about

when he struck

out, Babe Ruth

said, I think about

hitting home runs.


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Standards

Strive for perfectionFirst class


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There are

two types ofclass-

First and No!


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AdversityTurn setbacks intocomebacks

Take r isks

Get out of comfort zone

Poise under pressure

Not afraid to fai l


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Adversity-

Turning setbacks intocomebacks

The ultimate freedom in life is to

determine ones attitude in a given

set of circumstances.

He who has a why to live can bear

almost any how.

-Victor E FranklMans Search for Meaning

Survivor of Auschwitz and Dachau

Concentration camps during World War II


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If no one ever

took risks,Michaelangelo

would havepainted the Sistine

floor.

-Neil Simon

Adversity-

Taking Risks


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Then the time camewhen the risk it took to

remain tight in a bud

was more painful thanthe risk it took to

blossom.

-Anais Nin

Adversity-

Taking Risks


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There is more in us than

we know. If we can be

made to see it, perhaps

for the rest of our lives,we will be unwilling to

settle for less.

-Kurt Hahn

Founder of Outward

Bound

Adversity-

Get out of Comfort

Zone


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Im looking forpeople with the

infinite capacity tonot know what

cant be done.

-Henry Ford

Adversity-

Get out of Comfort

Zone


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Our deepest fear is not that we are

inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we are

powerful beyond measure. It is our light,not our darkness, that most frightens us.

We ask ourselves, Who am I to be brilliant

gorgeous, talented, fabulous? Actually,

who are you NOT to be? You are a child of

God. Your playing small does not serve the

world. There is nothing enlightened about

shrinking so that other people wont feel

insecure around you. We were born to

make manifest the glory of God within us.It is not just in some of us; it is in everyone

As we let our own light shine, we are

liberated from our fear.

-Marianne Williamson

Adversity-

Get out of Comfort

Zone


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Adversity-Poise under pressure

Performance Anxiety

CurvePE

RF

O

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M

AN

C

E

L

E

V

E

L ANXIETY LEVEL

TOO LOW TOO HIGH

IDEAL


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When archers shoot for a

prize of gold, they begin to

see two targets;When they shoot for

the brass buckle,

they get nervous;When they

shoot for enjoyment,

they have all their

skill.

-Chuang Tzu

Adversity-Poise under pressure


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Adversity-

Not afraid to fail

In each of us

there areheroes; speak to

them and theywill come forth.

-Anonymous


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Adversity-

Not afraid to fail

No one can work and

achieve efficiently with a

pack of worries on his back.

People who enjoy life and

radiate their happiness fear

nothing. Get fun out of what

you do-and you will do much,

and be glad that you are

alive.

-George Matthew Adams


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HOKA HEY!

Adversity-

Not afraid to fail


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Chemist ry o f Success

Vision for the program

Solid People-Low Ego,H igh

Output

Leadership-

The art of making somethinghappen that the science of

management says is

impossible.-Anonymous

Command is lonely.-ColinPowell

Positive Atmosphere

Do the li ttle things-2% Continuity and Consistency

Win on the field, Lose off the f ield

Focus on the process, not the

product


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Chemist ry o f Success

Big Team, L ittle me-RolesWin with achievers and lose

with potential

Be here now

Desire to get better

evaluation

compete against self No Excuses-Get it done

Do or do not, there is no try.-Yoda

Maslows hierarchy of needs

Defensive F r iendly

Coachs responsibility


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Maslows Hierarchy of Needs

BASIC NEEDSFood

Water

Shelter, etc

SAFETYpsychological

physical

BELONGINGSense of Power

Competent

Being Needed

SELF ACTUALIZATION


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Characteristics of the

Self Actualized Person

PurposefulRealistic

Creative

Humble

ConsiderateEthical

Spontaneous

CourageousSelf Disciplined

Self Confident

Consistent


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Chemistry of Success

The most effective way to forge a winning team is to

call on the players need to connect with somethinglarger than themselves. A successful team is essentially

a spiritual act. The trick is to experience each moment

with a clear mind and open heart. When you do that

the game-and life-will take care of itself. Ourjourney..is a sacred quest..this is where the spirit of

the team takes form.

-Phil JacksonSacred Hoops


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When you have a goodteam, the guys like one

another, interact with one

another as fami ly, go toeach others house for

dinner, build strong

fr iendships, and wonderfulbonds. There are no

secrets, no backstabbing,

everything is out in the

open.

-Bill Parcells


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In Basketball-as in life-true

joy comes from being fully

present in each moment.

Stop worrying about

whether youre going to win

or lose and focus your fullattention on whats

happening right this

moment.

-Phil JacksonSacred Hoops


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Coach Wooden created an environment where

you expected to be your best and outscore theopponent; where capturing a championship and

going undefeated was part of the normal course

of events. Coach made the extraordinary seemnormal. I cant describe how exciting it was to

be a part of that-the joy he created in preparing

us for competition.

-Bill Walton,

Wooden


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When I get to the

pearly gates, Idoubt that St. Peter

will care that I hit alifetime .290. What

matters most is thatI made a

difference.

-Brett Butler


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2003 & 2004 Back To BackWestern Athletic Conference

Champions2002 HUMANITARIAN BOWL2003 FORTH WORTH BOWLCHAMPIONS

Dan HawkinsHead Football Coach1910 University Drive

Boise, ID 83725(208) 426-1281

[email protected]

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