DanIzzo
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14 years ago @ BizzoBiz - Izzo on Biz - 3.5 Tips for Being an ... · 0 replies · +1 points
Excellent comments. I do agree that they need to know you care. They should intrinsically know that you're coaching them for their own good - but a healthy dose of reminding them of that does go a long way.
I'm still very cautious about letting them think I'm their friend. I don't want to confuse the fundamental nature of the relationship - coach and coached - and frankly I don't like everyone I coach. I like my friends. Friend also implies that we'll have a relationship beyond the coaching experience - and that's not always true or possible (or proper).
The great thing you hit on in your last paragraph is the sense of feeling like you're part of something. This is a huge motivating factor for people and will energize them to feats of greatness - as it clearly did with you and your sales coach. Great point!
Thanks for reading and commenting.
14 years ago @ BizzoBiz - Izzo on Biz - How NOT to drive peopl... · 0 replies · +1 points
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14 years ago @ BizzoBiz - Izzo on Biz - 3 sure signs you're bu... · 0 replies · +1 points
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15 years ago @ BizzoBiz - Izzo on Biz - Using Twitter as a Too... · 0 replies · +1 points
Turns out Shaq isn't the only NBA Baller who's a twitterholic. Charlie Villanueva of the Milwaukee Bucks got busted by his coach for Twittering during halftime. http://bit.ly/EteOo. Teams should encourage this - not discourage it. Can you think of a more intimate connection with fans?
15 years ago @ IntenseDebate Blog - New Betas: IntenseDeba... · 0 replies · +1 points
15 years ago @ BizzoBiz - Izzo on Biz - Customer service at th... · 0 replies · +1 points