Breakfast With Bails: What A Dying Coach Taught Me About Life, Learning & Leadership - Paddy Steinfort

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Résumé :
Think of the greatest coach or teacher you ever had... what was their most important lesson?


If you're like most people, it's something like it doesn't take talent to hustle, or persistence pays off, or just be yourself. That's because the teachers who really touch us, and change our lives, are the ones who teach us more than just the curriculum, or the skills, or the tricks. They teach us about life, and about character.


Dean Bailey, or Bails as everyone knew him, was widely regarded as one of those coaches. Not only was he a former head coach of Melbourne, he'd been a player at one of the powerhouse teams of the 80's, and a coach at two separate premiership teams in modern times.


Paddy Steinfort worked side by side with Bails, a relationship first forged during their time living together as they transitioned to a new team. But when Bails was diagnosed with cancer their relationship dove deeper than ever, as they worked to compile one final gameplan for learning and leadership, from a coach who can teach us a lot about life.


Breakfast with Bails is the unforgettable true story of a man committed to making others great, even in his final days. In these pages, you are offered the rare opportunity to step inside Bails' hospital room, take a seat beside his bed, and listen deeply as he shares the life lessons that sport can give to us all.


The book features:


The true story about Dean Bailey, his life and his legacy.

Never before heard details of his most controversial times in the game.

3 Key Lessons for leaders, with behind the scenes stories that bring them to life.





Infused with practical insights and life changing lessons, Breakfast With Bails will inspire you to be a better leader, manager, mentor, teacher, parent or friend to those that matter most.

Biographie:
A former professional football player and coach in the biggest sport in Australia, Paddy Steinfort now works as a performance and leadership consultant for teams in the NFL, NBA, MLB and NCAA football in the USA. He has written guest articles for Sports Illustrated & Psychology Today that focus on the link between performance, leadership and well-being psychology.

In the field of education, Paddy serves as an Assistant Instructor in the Masters of Applied Positive Psychology program at the University of Pennsylvania, and is involved with the Penn Resiliency team, helping facilitate resilience programs within schools in the USA and Australia.