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    Article / Working Through a "Short" in CommunicationArticle / Working Through a "Short" in Communication
    Craig Hillier
    A "short" happens in a power cord when two or more wires get pinched. Sometimes jiggling the cord is a temporary solution. Unfortunately, the jiggle isn't a long term solution and you eventually have to fix the cord or replace the appliance. At times, team captains can have a "short" in communication with each other. . . . more details

    Article / Successful Captain 's Meetings
    Craig Hillier
    Getting the most out of your captain's training sessions is vital. Schools committed to developing their team leaders and captains will schedule meetings that are productive and meaningful. Craig Hillier shares several different models he has shared with students across the country. . . . more details

    Article / Unforgettable CoachArticle / Unforgettable Coach
    Craig Hillier
    No doubt coach E is an unforgettable coach. There have been several times in my life where I can hear his voice running through my mind. Sometimes I hear a "kick in pants" talk other times it's "you can do this." No doubt, he has influenced me long after high school football. Read Craig Hillier's reflections on an unforgettable coach... . . . more details

    Article / Influencing PeersArticle / Influencing Peers
    Craig Hillier
    Influencing Peers includes examples from real-life leaders who show that by demonstrating leadership in a positive way, they can influence their peers and yes... change the world. The focus of this article is how to develop and use influence as a team leader. . . . more details

    A Pebble Feels Like a Boulder (Article)A Pebble Feels Like a Boulder (Article)
    Craig Hillier
    Have you ever been walking down the street and felt a pebble in your shoe? Maybe you just "laced em up" and don't have time to start the process over. One thought is, "If I just tap my toe or heal a few times, the pebble will go away or at least find a spot in my shoe where is won't bother me." While that may have be a temporary fix, it seems the little pebble eventually finds a spot that starts to annoy us again. . . . more details


    Avoid the Top 10 Mistakes Made by Team Captains
    Craig Hillier
    I received an e-mail from recently from a potential captain who posed an intriguing question. "What are the top mistakes captains make?" After pondering this excellent question, I compiled a list. While the list could certainly be longer, future captains will improve the odds of a great season by avoiding these 10 mistakes... . . . more details
    Article / Delusion of Drugs
    Craig Hillier
    Article / Delusion of Drugs Imagine a smooth voice on a television advertisement asking, "Are you looking for a way to destroy your health, lose friends, and slow your team's progress?" Who would say yes to this product? It doesn't sound very appealing does it? . . . more details