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Little known fact: I was a champion discus thrower. 👊🏽🥏 Growing up, I always played sports. I was considered a jock - a rough and tough ball player, a fierce wing and defensive volleyball player. But I also threw a mean discus in track and field. I loved following Valarie Allman’s recent repeat gold medal victory in discus at the Paris Olympics. Why? First off, this sport is never in the spotlight. The training is intense and there is usually no glory. Valarie made it look effortless and she had her well-deserved moment of recognition. P.S. She also holds the USA national record, and owns 27 of the 30 longest distances for American women in discus throw history. 😳😄 It reminded me of all the work we do behind the scenes: on personal development, our career growth, our skill set, our relationships. Don’t expect people to always pat you on the back for every little thing. You may have to keep on working tirelessly for awhile before that recognition comes. But YOU are also responsible for creating those moments when people finally see you in the spotlight. Some may think, “Wow, she made that look easy.” But most likely, there were hundreds of hours of work behind those big (and small) wins. Your work ethic is the basis of success. You are responsibile for making your successes known. 🙌🏽🌟 #wednesdaywisdom #leadership #workethic

Check this article out on how the 2024 Team USA basketball team was able to win it's fifth consecutive gold medal in Paris, led by Steph Curry, Lebron James, and Kevin Durant. https://lnkd.in/g7NAAsCA

Two great matchups from the NCAA Women's and Men's Basketball championships this year. One theme stood out to me from both games. Both Iowa and Purdue had the national players of the year on their team. Caitlin Clark for Iowa and Zach Edey for Purdue. Both players very dominant. However, in both matchups it was the better overall team that won (Connecticut and South Carolina). This can be directly correlated to an organization. Although individuals can make a big impact, one person cannot make the same type of impact as a team that is working together. Once you have a team working together towards a unified goal you can become unstoppable. #teamwork #ncaabasketball #marchmadness

The most exciting and newest basketball tournament is taking place this fall, 2024 USBC. What I am grateful for is the fact the USBN is changing and improving professional basketball in America. Yes, the USA is home to the National Basketball Association (NBA), the world’s league. But what about the hundreds of other teams that exist and the thousands and thousands of other players that just miss the NBA cut but don’t leave America to go overseas? Where can these teams and players be seen? Where can these players have a chance after college to continue their developmental process that could one day allow them to step onto an NBA court? Where does the next generation of basketball players and their family go to see a game if they cannot afford the cost of an NBA game? Through the USBN, you can find professional basketball teams and pro basketball players that exist and operate in many communities throughout the Nation that exist outside the NBA. Lebron James is not giving up his chair on the NBA court. If you are a graduating college basketball player, this means you might have to wait longer for your chance. USBN wants to make sure these players can continue to play, continue to develop, continue to improve, continue to follow their dream of one day making it to the top, the greatest, the best League in the world, the NBA. But with only 30 teams, and 450 players for the entire planet. If you don’t make it, it doesn’t mean you are not good enough, there is just someone on this planet a little better. And it should not mean you have to give up on your lifetime’s work and dream. The 2024 USBC in presented by USBN and special thanks to friends such as PlaySpark, ANDIEM, WaCover, @sportsfund1 and Playeasy.com #lebronjames #ncaabasketball #basketballplayer #sportingevents #USBN #2024USBC #namingrights #sportssponsorship #usabusiness #naia   

The most exciting and newest basketball tournament is taking place this fall, 2024 USBC. What I am grateful for is the fact the USBN is changing and improving professional basketball in America. Yes, the USA is home to the National Basketball Association (NBA), the world’s league. But what about the hundreds of other teams that exist and the thousands and thousands of other players that just miss the NBA cut but don’t leave America to go overseas? Where can these teams and players be seen? Where can these players have a chance after college to continue their developmental process that could one day allow them to step onto an NBA court? Where does the next generation of basketball players and their family go to see a game if they cannot afford the cost of an NBA game? Through the USBN, you can find professional basketball teams and pro basketball players that exist and operate in many communities throughout the Nation that exist outside the NBA. Lebron James is not giving up his chair on the NBA court. If you are a graduating college basketball player, this means you might have to wait longer for your chance. USBN wants to make sure these players can continue to play, continue to develop, continue to improve, continue to follow their dream of one day making it to the top, the greatest, the best League in the world, the NBA. But with only 30 teams, and 450 players for the entire planet. If you don’t make it, it doesn’t mean you are not good enough, there is just someone on this planet a little better. And it should not mean you have to give up on your lifetime’s work and dream. The 2024 USBC in presented by USBN and special thanks to friends such as PlaySpark, ANDIEM, WaCover, @sportsfund1 and Playeasy.com #lebronjames #ncaabasketball #basketballplayer #sportingevents #USBN #2024USBC #namingrights #sportssponsorship #usabusiness #naia   

List of Top 14 Sports of the USA The United States is home to a wide variety of sports that capture the nation's enthusiasm and competitive spirit. 🇺🇸 From beloved classics like basketball, baseball, and American football to lesser-known pursuits such as lacrosse, surfing, and ice hockey, there's a sport for every preference. 🏀⚾🏈 Whether it's the excitement of the Super Bowl, the drama of the World Series, or the intensity of the NBA Finals, sports serve as a unifying force, bringing communities together and inspiring individuals to strive for excellence. 🏆 With a diverse range of athletic endeavors including traditional team sports, individual competitions, and niche activities, the USA stands as a vibrant hub of sporting culture. 🌟 From coast to coast, Americans embrace athleticism, teamwork, and dedication, making the nation a powerhouse in the world of sports. 🏅 Read more: https://bit.ly/3Q3OFyO #USASports #SportsCulture #Teamwork #Athleticism

Talk about making an impact in the world of sports after her 44-year long career in college athletics! Check out the advice Joni Comstock offers to have a long & fulfilling career in sports. #WHM #WeAreWomenLeaders #LeadershipTip

This type of mindset is exactly why he is so successful. This is what all young talented people should emulate when embracing the ways of thinking of successful people.

Why Being a Division One Athletics Director in 2024 is More Complicated Than You Think Discover the complexities and challenges of being a Division One athletics director in 2024. From building a community to replacing legendary coaches, delve into the depths of this fascinating role. Find out why competing for a national championship in football is a distant dream for some teams. #CollegeSports #AthleticsDirector #SportsManagement #LegacyCoaches #NationalChampionships #FootballDreams #SportsAdministration #DivisionOneSports #AthleticsCommunity #ChallengesoftheJob

The reality of professional sport. Three men's premiership clubs, one women's premiership club, and one men's championship club, all disbanding this season, it has a cascading effect throughout the game. The job losses, the uncertainty, and when it comes to the options of signing to a new club - it's slim picking. We've even felt the effects in refereeing as it's more than 100 less games, meaning our opportunities have vastly become more sparse throughout the season. The bloke in the below article is my brother-in-law, William Edwards. Talented sportsman, family man, and all round good human. Great article written about the reality that's facing so many rugby players at the top end of our game. But with that comes opportunity. I have no doubt, that whatever Will chooses next, he will be successful. With his first class degree in maths and experience outside of rugby he's gained; whether he continues to play, moves in to the financial world or decides to go in to teaching, he's going to do well. The sportsperson mentality is a unique one and something businesses should want to work with. In my view, as a recruiter, he's a pretty great candidate. #professionalsport #rugby #recruitment https://lnkd.in/eYbBHQMt