Arm yourself with mental models and understanding of cognitive biases to make better decisions.
In Rolf Dobelli's "The Art of Thinking Clearly" he includes the fallacy of the single cause. Assigning success or failure to a single cause is faulty during complexity. Ask why success succeeds.
MVB 25 Features
A youth movement arrives (includes five frosh and five sophs) Record setting performance by senior Sabine Wenzel Growth of the quarterback - sophomore Sadie Smith
MVB 25 Bugs
"Experience is what you get when you don't get what you want" Struggle to close out games (e.g. Newburyport, Burlington) Need to improve blocking at the pins (point prevention)
The Future
Connection - move from good to excellent Attention to detail - champions win more points Finishing kick - capacity to close out sets and matches
Connect. Watch programs like America's Got Talent. Note how the best 'acts' connect with the audience. UCONN Coach Geno Auriemma says that during recruiting, dominant players stand out from the beginning. Excellence is evident.
Lagniappe. Consistency is a superpower.
The most successful people are not the most talented or extraordinary. They just do the ordinary things with extraordinary consistency.
— Allistair McCaw (@AllistairMcCaw) April 24, 2026
Lagniappe 2. What spurs learning? Follow the thread.
A researcher analyzed studies involving 300 million students to answer one question:
— Greg Berge (@GregBerge) April 23, 2026
What actually improves learning?
The findings apply to coaching more than you might think.
Here are 7 ideas from John Hattie that every COACH should know:
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