Comments on: 015 Coach Radio: Your Story – Eric Sherer

By: Justin Lukasavige

Justin Lukasavige — Thu, 14 Jul 2011 20:26:00 +0000

Great place to start, Ivan. I’d use the WordPress Editorial Calendar (
http://www.coachradio.tv/how-i-use-the-wordpress-editorial-calendar) to
schedule them out. Figure out what your schedule is going to be then make it
happen.

http://needatopic.com will also be a good resource to help in your blogging
efforts to refine your focus.

By: Ivan Bickett

Ivan Bickett — Thu, 14 Jul 2011 19:25:00 +0000

Ha. I talked to Skye about this yesterday and today at lunch and we’re going to talk about it more this evening. I’m going to start taking probably 2, maybe 3 if needed, nights each Monday to Friday and start devoting it to “the dream”.

Then on top of that, after these up coming two weekends I’m going to stop participating in our typical weekend activities to a large extent. I’m going to block out a chunk during each Saturday and then again on Sunday afternoons. Still going to devote time to Skye and Alexander, but I need to focus on creating the future and story I want instead of instant entertainment gratification.

I’m going to try and implement something I heard Dan Miller talk about. I want to start writing blog post (I will write some and hopefully record audio for others) in batches. Then putting 2, maybe 3 out a week. Either MWF or TTh.

I’m gong to take your and Kevin’s advice. Even though I’m not 100% certain I know my focus, I’m going to start building a history.

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By: Justin Lukasavige

Justin Lukasavige — Thu, 18 Mar 2010 16:33:05 +0000

Thanks for clearing that up for me Andy. It's all coming back to me from high school track now.

By: jlukasavige

jlukasavige — Thu, 18 Mar 2010 12:33:05 +0000

Thanks for clearing that up for me Andy. It's all coming back to me from high school track now.

By: andylong76

andylong76 — Thu, 18 Mar 2010 05:38:34 +0000

Justin,
I really enjoy your new focus for this year on interviewing other coaches. Thanks!
P.S.: Sprint = 100 meters, Mile = 4 laps or approximately 1600 meters