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Belief changes everything. Mark Jackson credits his first pro coach, Rick Pitino, for giving him the foundation to succeed - instilling confidence, letting him play through mistakes, and shaping the mindset that fueled a 17-year career. That same philosophy carried into his coaching, where he helped Stephen Curry, klay... show more

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Hall of Fame basketball coach Mike D'Antoni believes one of the most important jobs of a coach is helping players believe in themselves. "I wasn't very confident as a player or even sometimes as a coach...I'm the guy sitting at the end of the bench thinking, 'Man...I don't know if I can do this. I screwed up.'" First off, I greatly appreciate that he admits his own internal battle with confidence. It's a great reminder that even Hall of Fame coaches experience self-doubt or question themselves. But that internal battle also gave him a deeper appreciation for the role coaches play in shaping confidence for players. "That's why a coach giving a player confidence, believing in him, and letting him know he's important was super important in my life." -- Coach D'Antoni I believe one of the most powerful "coaching superpowers" is becoming a source of belief for someone who hasn't fully found it yet. Never underestimate the impact your belief can have on someone who's still learning to believe in themselves. 📹: Win More, Live Better Podcast (Ep. 265)

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