We guarantee that being a tough competitor and leading your peers, by living a principled life, will produce fruit for you and others. You will learn how to play and how to teach. Your success as a leader will be determined by the success of your followers, teammates, and peers.
ARE YOU HAVING A POSITIVE IMPACT?
The answer to this question should always be yes. If not, we will show you how to impact your team in a way you never thought you could. We teach career and leadership development. You will learn how lacrosse can help in your student life, but in a career after school. We want to create an atmosphere where players are comfortable and can learn at a high rate. We stress the importance of developing relationships, encouragement and welcoming questions and creativity.
We want to share our story with you for your benefit. The choice and responsibility is up to you. What we can guarantee is that we will set a good example for you. We will help you set attainable short-term goals and solid long-term goals that will help you define your journey into the future. You will have a better understanding of what it takes to be successful. So step forward, step up, and make the sacrifice. The development of your life long character will be worth it.
WHAT KIND OF LASTING POSITIVE INFLUENCE DO YOU WANT TO HAVE?
Life is one big self-sustaining cycle, which, at its very core, is the seed that can be planted on a team, in the classroom, among friends, or in a family, allowing everyone to share common vision. This vision is not coached; it is found within. The leader inspires a shared vision, so that everyone takes ownership of the vision, and shares the responsibility of executing the vision.
One of the keys to having a lasting positive influence is enabling your followers to create visions of their own that fits into the larger picture. For example, if our team’s vision is winning the championship, one of our goals might be to have very competitive practices. As a leader, we want to enable younger players to set goals and have a visions for themselves. They might see that they need to work on their weak hands SO THAT practices can be more competitive. Their vision might be to provide reliable competition on the field to challenge the upperclassmen. Their vision fits into the larger vision of the team. Now we are talking! The leader never has to demand that others work extra on their weak hands because he has inspired a shared vision and had a lasting positive influence. The young players will know what they need to do to serve the team.
Leading with courage, competence, and character will allow you to have a lasting positive influence on your followers.
“A good life is not defined by what you do, but how you do it. Finish what you started and live like a champion today!”
