Coach4aday Blog

#Likership March 17

Today’s Coach4aday post is written by Lumberton NC native Captain Charlie Noble-Infantry Company Commander-Army National Guard. Throughout life as a leader (read: coach, manager, principal, commander, lead chef, supervisor, head realtor, etc.) there will...

#Active March 16

In February one of my 30 Day Challenges was to walk every day and add a little running into those walks. My goal was to complete a 10K and do it under 1 hour...

#Life March 15

If you suddenly find large voids of time in your life maybe starting a 30 Day Challenge is in order. One of the things that a 30 Day Challenge can do for you is...

#Unexpected March 14

In life sometimes leaders come face to face with UNEXPECTED challenges that no amount of planning could have anticipated. That has been the case this week. We didn’t see the tsunami coming and have...

#Surreal March 13

As humans we have rare moments in our lives where we experience the SURREAL. The last two days has sure been that for me. It is where we feel like we are living in...

#Disrupted March 12

In the last twenty-four hours much in our country has been DISRUPTED. The Corona Virus has impacted planning on many levels. Events both large and small have been cancelled, colleges are attempting to utilize...

#Bond March 11

My 30 Day Challenge for March is to read. My goal is to complete eight books this month. I wrote about my targeted list on March 1st. It might not work for everyone but...

#Possessions March 10

I had a conversation last week with a friend who is very insightful and analytical about a number of human conditions. We bantered about the differences between joy and happiness. We debated what was...

#List March 9

Just about every week I go searching on the web for interesting ideas that can be used as a 30 Day Challenge. I am looking for new ideas and I do add the best...

#Reaction March 8

On Monday I was laying back in the dentist chair for my 6 month cleaning and check-up. I had a few thoughts running thru my mind. The most dominant thought was how I improved...