For the Good of the Neighborhood

In leadership, most of us are going to be "leading from the middle." Today we ask the question "how do we balance leading AND following?" Listen to this episode of Athleticology as Coach Bowling and guest Daniel Smith - host of Danalytics podcast - discuss how to lead when you are not in charge. The books referenced in this episode, How to Lead When You Are Not In Charge, and Extreme Ownership can be found on Amazon. Follow Coach Bowling on twitter @Coach_EBowling 

Coach Eric Bowling discusses dichotomies of leadership and the tension between when to lead, when to let others lead and when to step up and when to step back. Find the book referenced in this podcast "The Dichotomy of Leadership" on Amazon. Thanks again for your support of Athleticology. Please subscribe, follow and leave a review! We appreciate it! 

Coach Eric Bowling discusses dichotomies of leadership and the tension between when to lead, when to let others lead and when to step up and when to step back. Find the book referenced in this podcast "The Dichotomy of Leadership" on Amazon. Thanks again for your support of Athleticology. Please subscribe, follow and leave a review! We appreciate it! 

Excited to partner with a good friend of Athleticology and fellow football coach Dr. Marques L. Stevenson aka @DrFridayNiteLts as we talk about the power of love in both coaching and player-to-player relationships. Listen in to learn more about how the power of love can change both the way you coach and the culture of your team because "we as men who coach a sport that is considered the true essence of toughness and manhood should teach young people that it is ok to love one another and build each other up."

Excited to partner with a good friend of Athleticology and fellow football coach Dr. Marques L. Stevenson aka @DrFridayNiteLts as we talk about the power of love in both coaching and player-to-player relationships. Listen in to learn more about how the power of love can change both the way you coach and the culture of your team because "we as men who coach a sport that is considered the true essence of toughness and manhood should teach young people that it is ok to love one another and build each other up."

In this episode, Coach Bowling talks about lessons he learned as a young coach related to Abraham Maslow's concept of the "Law of the Hammer - if the only tool you have is a hammer, you treat everything as if it were a nail." Listen to hear how Coach Bowling shifted his mindset to not only help his teams grow, but most importantly the growth he discovered within himself

In this episode, Coach Bowling talks about lessons he learned as a young coach related to Abraham Maslow's concept of the "Law of the Hammer - if the only tool you have is a hammer, you treat everything as if it were a nail." Listen to hear how Coach Bowling shifted his mindset to not only help his teams grow, but most importantly the growth he discovered within himself