“Are you a coach or leader who is …”

• Constantly juggling urgent demands:
  Whether it’s responding to last-minute parent emails, dealing with unexpected team issues, or managing administrative red tape, you rarely get a moment to focus on what matters most—your team’s growth and your own vision.

• Reacting instead of leading:
  Your day is filled with putting out fires, handling drama, and managing logistics, but you never get to step back and create a culture that wins both on and off the court.

• Battling burnout and fatigue:
  You start each day with a to-do list that feels impossible, wishing you could rediscover the energy and passion that once fueled your calling.

• Questioning your impact:
  You wonder if you’re truly making a difference, or simply treading water—caught between high expectations and limited resources.

• Struggling with isolation:
  Even surrounded by players and colleagues, you feel alone in your decisions, rarely having a safe space to process the weight you carry as a leader.

• Sacrificing your values and relationships:
  The pursuit of excellence comes at a price—too often, your family, faith, or personal well-being are put on the back burner just to keep up.

• Losing sight of your vision:
  The distractions and “noise” pull you away from the reason you started leading in the first place. You long for clarity, but chaos keeps getting in the way.

• Haunted by doubt:
  That nagging feeling of “am I really cut out for this?” persists, no matter how hard you try or how much you achieve.