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Saturday night wasn’t the first time a Jim Stagnitta-coached team completed a comeback win. It was a return to a venue where Stagnitta had coached

Trust is a critical component of any relationship, including those that are built between managers and employees. In order for their working

Bosses who want to become good friends with every teammate they manage and make everything seem more fun at work may find they have a difficult time

As we approached the inaugural weekend in Boston, I was asked by numerous people if I was excited to coach and play a part in the first-ever PLL

In combat zones around the world, including Iraq and Afghanistan, Lt. Col. JC Glick spent a fair amount of his time reading through pages and pages of

National Interscholastic Lacrosse Coaches Association and MVP Development Group Form Strategic Alliance St. Louis, MO - The National

We hired a company called MVP Development Group,” Duerr explains. “In the initial six-week exercise, they worked with about 90-100 employees across

An interesting phenomenon has been happening in sports for years – the militarization of athletics. No, this isn’t about marching and haircuts. Those

Imagine this. You are a twenty-three-year-old platoon leader ascending a mountain in Afghanistan. In winter. Your pack is heavy, because, in addition

My good friend, and Ranger Buddy, Ryan Harry, just asked me to comment on some really interesting leadership questions. I enjoyed the questions so

The question is important, persistent and almost unanswerable – what is a good leader? We all struggle with the answer, and many times just acquiesce

Once, when I was preparing for a combat deployment, I had the privilege of working with a trainer named Tony Blauer. Tony was able to change my