My objectives according to my philosophy start with God, family, education, team and self. Keeping God first it plays a major role in my leadership skills that hopefully overlap my coaching philosophy. From all the talents that
are placed in us humans I believe they are all blessing from the Lord. By my honesty and loyalty to the team as a leader, finding all ways to use each and every player to the best of their ability, but mainly giving God the glory. For example, Steph Curry says that his faith identifies him more than his jersey. Your philosophy as a coach should speak louder for your identity than the position.
Next, family should never stop being dedicated to each other on or off the court. It is your support, security and base. Having that type of trust will lead to respect. From respect to self-value to education and lastly dedication. Not letting anyone down due to maximum effort in all areas of the game. Shaping self and team by following these tendencies that must lead off the court with a humble and discipline heart.
From the respect you have for the entire team, should motivate and push you to get you education. Work now, play later is a saying that many use to express that we have to get the job no matter what. When it comes to being successful, you have to realize that you can’t get far without an education. Learning is a key to life, spiritually and physically. “What is your vision, what are you reaching for? Do you want to be a tremendously successful person who esteemed by people? However, in most circumstances, your degree is what helps you understand all your dreams”. Lastly, self which gives way to a wide variety of how you want to be understood by the team.
Having wonderful communication skills determines how the team response to you as the coach