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I came across the nice example: Paradox: Sustainability lesson of our economy and industry models? https://lnkd.in/dnfKb38z How much CO2 is not needed here? What purpose does this branch of the "free market" industry serve? Impress, money, emotional manipulation, devastation, animal instincts feeding, natural animal instincts of humans feeding? Pure CO2 production including media that transmit this type of events? The same is about the Olympic games. Please explain to me ... because we are bombarded with limitations needs and adaptation needs, and wherever we see we see this type od behavior, you see it more in box fights, and hokey matches? Are we humans or animals liking violence and dominance? Where are the world wide spread solidarity and cooperation and respect values here?

Magic moments and #resilience keep England in the running at Euro 2024 - words from Gareth Southgate about Englands team performance against Switzerland. Learning how important character qualities such as resilience when combined with talent can elevate a performance, is important. The 5 penalties were taken by men with the weight of the country on their young shoulders, yet they remained #calm #confident and #optimistic. How do you learn those qualities? How you do reflect on your past experiences and learn and grow to be better equipped for the next time it happens? At Entelechy, we believe we have the answer with our world first character based Assessment and Analytics tool. DM us or visit our website to learn more. #character #professionaldevelopment #marginalgains #teamanalytics https://lnkd.in/eH5j4HsE

Failure hurts. On Sunday Scotland lost to Hungary in Euro 2024 and exited the tournament. We have never qualified into the knock-out stage of World Cup or European Championship despite producing almost 40 players who won the European Cup or Champions League at club level. Yesterday I was glum and many of my poor colleagues patiently listened to me moaning about why Scotland always do so badly. Sorry everyone. I'll try not to bore you about it today. I know that failure, or mistakes, can be useful things in life. They give us valuable lessons. The mistakes I made when I started to manage people taught me a lot: I was too cautious about giving feedback, and this really didn't help my team members. I also didn't share my own thoughts or personality enough which made me seem alien to some people. Hopefully I'm more relatable now. In fact, people probably wish I'd sometimes show a bit less personality! In NIIT we understand that mistakes are part of learning, and actually design our courses to give the learner the chance to make critical mistakes in a safe way. Making the mistake is often more emotional and memorable than just being told what the right step is. I'll add a link to Gregg Collins describing the approach of Critical Mistake Analysis as a comment. I'd love to think that Scotland will learn from the experience and do better in the next tournament, but even an eternal optimist like me knows better. The positive from Sunday evening was that I wore the 1978-style Scotland top in this picture and bumped into a fellow Scot who watched the game with me. Sharing the pain helped make it bearable.

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This has happened 9 times this season: NK Rogaška substituted their young goalkeeper Zan Lorber (born in 2006) in the first minute of their game against NK Domžale. There is a rule that forces all teams in the first and second division of Slovenia to use a player eligible for the under 21 national team. I like these kind of rules, specially in places where there are not many opportunities for young players (not the case of Slovenia IMO) but if you leave the door open for this kind of scenario it is bad for the league, the match and the young player. When you have those rules (foreigner limits, homegrown players, young players, etc.) you can plan accordingly in pre-season and it is part of your ability when you are building a squad. I love doing that. There are always ways to outsmart your competition using the rules and be more efficient. There are other leagues where young players have to play a at least one half or the entire match. Also there are countries where the FA give money to clubs for the minutes of young players although the best reward is developing your local talent so they become important players for your senior squad and / or a big transfer abroad.

Nelly Korda’s Dominance Boosts Women’s Golf, Says Georgia Hall Georgia Hall, the English number two, has praised Nelly Korda’s remarkable winning streak, saying it’s a boon for the women’s game. Korda, the world number one, has won six out of her last seven events, including the Chevron Championship, and Hall believes her dominance is exactly what the LPGA Tour needs. For More Details: https://shorturl.at/tMzgM  #Womenentrepreneurs #Womeninbusiness #TopWomeninBusiness #BestBlogsforWomen #WomenEmpowerment #womentimesmagazine 

Okoye Commits Long-Term Future To Udinese

Our education webinars cycle “Progresívny tréner” on our Slovak version of the platform will host very interesting guest this time - young Slovak coach who currently works in one of the biggest Austrian club - FK Austria Wien - Adam Klanica who is a head coach of the U13 team. It is always interesting to get to know the philosophy of the clubs abroad and this webinar is the first out of two planned. I am already looking forward 😍⚽️💻🎙️ #vzdelavaniedigital #soccercoacheshub #progresivnytrener

In this third article in our Inside View series, Portugal forwards coach, David Gérard, reveals how early hardship helped him build his life, taught him to never stay in his comfort zone and to always give back to his players and his communities. #RWC2023