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Anger Can Change Behavior, But Is It The Best Way To Coach? | Dan Abrahams
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Anger Can Change Behavior, But Is It The Best Way To Coach? | Dan Abrahams
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Yes, anger can change behavior. Dan Abrahams makes it clear the empirical evidence backs that up.
But that's not the question I care about as a coach. The question is whether it's the BEST way to change behavior for this athlete, this team, this culture.
I love how he breaks down the three types of evidence coaches should lean on: empirical, experiential, and contextual. This is exactly the kind of professional judgment conversation that separates good coaching rooms from great ones.
Anger might work once. It's not sustainable. And any coach worth their salt should be asking the question mark, not just leaning on what's worked before. #shorts
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