Welcome - Paul Mills

[SHOCKvalue]

Anyone hear old man Bob crying about his show not being invited to the announcement ceremony yesterday? Seen him at maybe two games in the last couple of years, hope he doesn't brake his neck jumping on the coattails.

You'll have to forgive Boob Lootz's attendance trends at CKA. He and his buddy Dion Lefler are very busy with the local chapter of Homes for Heros - Journalist Program. They raise funds for the construction of new residential safe spaces for journalists who have had their feelings hurt and/or otherwise encountered opinions that differed from their own. Really worthy cause. Amazing the unspoken emotional trauma they endure.

[shoxrox89]

You'll have to forgive Boob Lootz's attendance trends at CKA. He and his buddy Dion Lefler are very busy with the local chapter of Homes for Heros - Journalist Program. They raise funds for the construction of new residential safe spaces for journalists who have had their feelings hurt and/or otherwise encountered opinions that differed from their own. Really worthy cause. Amazing the unspoken emotional trauma they endure.

Been wondering what the deal was with that Dion Lefler guy, he’s written two articles that aren’t too favorable, wu shock must’ve shocked his ex or something.

[ShoxRoxMySox]

Reading a post that says Boob Lootz will never not make my day brighter. I love it.

[shockerfan_realist]

Here's something that stuck out to me from KS's comments. This is taken from his talks with p-layers.

...what players wanted to see in their next head coach. “They want to develop and be the best that they can be"

That was his first comment about what players wanted. It strikes me that development was something the players identified as missing in the program. That's pretty much in line with a lot of opinions on SN.

That was our problem we had 3 primarily recruiters out of 5 on the staff. Pierre, Waterman and IB were primarily recruiters first. When we had Jans, Forbes and Marshall they were all three tacticians.

[pogo]

I skipped Googling it, because it's right in the title of the concept: "Servant Leader". As a leader you just imagine that your peasants are also servants, so you make them polish your silverware and cook for you, if they don't make their threes. My wife practices this style of leadership but calls it "Husband Leader".

You forget that I have met your wife several times and I believe she practices the Whip or carrot technique as far as you are concerned.

[SHOCKvalue]

You forget that I have met your wife several times and I believe she practices the Whip or carrot technique as far as you are concerned.

Whip like Chuck Rhoades and his "therapist" in Billions? Or whip like Amish buggy operator?

[Kung Wu]

Whip like Chuck Rhoades and his "therapist" in Billions? Or whip like Amish buggy operator?

I wish. More like she makes me eat Miracle Whip ... with carrots.

[boyshocker]

Tuned in just as they were talking about. Said they weren't invited to do their show from Koch, then something about not being invited at all. Would think they would reach out to do their show from Koch. Believe ADKS would love the publicity but maybe there are rules with ESPN plus airing it, or he has listened to the show in the past and he had enough.

[Shock Top]

Do your show from Koch?

Oh, the ego.

[revenge_of_shocka_khan]

Saw someone ask this question, here’s the non-religious answer on servant leadership.

“Servant Leadership is a non-traditional leadership philosophy, embedded in a set of behaviors and practices that place the primary emphasis on the well-being of those being served.”

https://www.greenleaf.org/what-is-servant-leadership/

[Eric]

Religious or secular, it boils down to “sacrifice/strive for the good of the other”

[revenge_of_shocka_khan]

I like servant leadership because, if executed properly, it builds bridges from Gen Y/Z and us boomers.

it’s not really hard to get young people to follow you if you show them that their career and well-being are important and validate them as human beings.

The young folks are definitely different from boomers and it’s because they watched what their parents went through. They will work super hard if you relate to them as people.

[Shockm]

Saw someone ask this question, here’s the non-religious answer on servant leadership.

“Servant Leadership is a non-traditional leadership philosophy, embedded in a set of behaviors and practices that place the primary emphasis on the well-being of those being served.”

https://www.greenleaf.org/what-is-servant-leadership/

“While Greenleaf was informed on judo-Christian philosophy or principles (he became a Quaker in mid-life), these principles on leadership will work for people of all faiths and backgrounds.”

[Kung Wu]

The young folks are definitely different from boomers and it’s because they watched what their parents went through. They will work super hard if you relate to them as people.

I'm very confused.

What did young folks see their parents go through?

[AZ Shocker]

I'm very confused.

What did young folks see their parents go through?

2008-2010 recession?