One thing I've heard from bloggers and podcasters often is that we shouldn't assume people tell their whole stories on social media especially if they present the illusion that they have their lives completely organized and running smoothly. Jamie Ivey often says when she's home she is 100% home and when she travels she is … Continue reading Remote Working Work/Life Balance Strategies
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Every high school football player has options they can pursue to be a part of a college football team. Not all of those options are at the D1 level.
When parents and athletes believe wrong things about recruiting it can be a serious thing. A financial loss is just one concern.
Dear Mama, I saw you out of the corner of my eye last night. I could tell you were surprised to hear my husband speak so honestly about the team. As he explained his philosophy about football being more than just a game, that it is also a tool to teach players to become men … Continue reading To the Football Mama Who is Still Skeptical
This is November-January are some of the hardest months for me when it comes to the college football life. These are the months when friends lose jobs, friends move, and other coaches transition onto staffs all over the country. January especially seems to be the month when families live apart while new jobs begin. It … Continue reading On Transition