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Surrender The Outcome: The Path to an Impactful Life of Coaching, Leading, and Living
Surrender The Outcome is a leadership fable that follows the progress of a longtime basketball coach, Mick, through his traditional, transactional approach to coaching to a new refreshing, impactful, and transformational approach to life. Along the way he receives great wisdom from those closest to him.
Mick is your typical coach to focused on winning the next game while appearing to maintain complete control of his team. In his chase for wins, he wins some and loses some like all coaches. Regardless of the record, Mick always finishes the season frustrated and disappointed that his team couldn't squeeze out a few more wins.
Through many failures and much self-reflection, Mick moves beyond the race for wins and discovers a better way to gauge success-on the court and in life. As he begins to focus on his values outside the coaching box, Mick realizes this new approach isn't only better for his team but also for his family and personal life.
Mick's journey towards his own definition of success leads him to the realization of a powerful process that can transform the impact of all leaders regardless of their area of influence. By focusing on gaining self-awareness
Gain Self-AwarenessClarify Your PurposeEnact CourageBuild Your Personal Standards
If you've ever wondered how to live, and lead, the most impactful life possible, then Surrender The Outcome is the book for you. Live the rest of your life with intention and purpose by focusing on the process and surrendering the outcome!
Mick is your typical coach to focused on winning the next game while appearing to maintain complete control of his team. In his chase for wins, he wins some and loses some like all coaches. Regardless of the record, Mick always finishes the season frustrated and disappointed that his team couldn't squeeze out a few more wins.
Through many failures and much self-reflection, Mick moves beyond the race for wins and discovers a better way to gauge success-on the court and in life. As he begins to focus on his values outside the coaching box, Mick realizes this new approach isn't only better for his team but also for his family and personal life.
Mick's journey towards his own definition of success leads him to the realization of a powerful process that can transform the impact of all leaders regardless of their area of influence. By focusing on gaining self-awareness
Gain Self-AwarenessClarify Your PurposeEnact CourageBuild Your Personal Standards
If you've ever wondered how to live, and lead, the most impactful life possible, then Surrender The Outcome is the book for you. Live the rest of your life with intention and purpose by focusing on the process and surrendering the outcome!
175 pages, Kindle Edition
Published September 1, 2021
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September 26, 2022
This book really makes you think about everything that you do in your life, and how to be the greatest at it or have the mindset of doing something great. Brook talks about is life as coaching and his core values of coaching the boys not only to be better basketball players but also better boys. I would highly recommend this book to anyone who is thinking about going to the next level in their sport or job. This book is not just about basketball it is about everything that life can/will teach you.
August 2, 2022
Insightful and extremely thought-provoking. A must-read for coaches, teachers, parents, and anyone wanting to be influential! Coach Cupps shares his experiences and gives detailed suggestions to live your life with values and determination to be the best you that you can be! Chop! Chop!
February 18, 2025
What are your core values and how do you act on them?
October 18, 2025
Good information, interesting premise of presenting it. Did not excite me that much, but still definitely worth reading.
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