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Zustand: New.

Zustand: New.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - He wanted her cabins. He left one star. Then he turned up dead in her hot tub.Mack Dowell spent twenty-six years catching liars for an Atlanta insurance company. Now she's home in Sugar Gap, Tennessee, running her late aunt's eleven rental cabins, a three-legged basset hound named Biscuit, and a bank balance that's one bad review away from disaster.So when a family reunion from Buckhead books the Summit, her priciest cabin, for a matriarch's eightieth birthday, Mack needs everything to go right. Instead, the man paying the bill is Grant Whitlock, the developer whose shortcuts she exposed fourteen years ago, and he never forgot her name. By Friday morning he's posted a scathing one-star review. By ten, he's floating in the hot tub.The sheriff blames faulty equipment. The internet blames Hollow Pines. Half the town blames Mack. But Mack knows damage, and this damage doesn't match the story.With a crew of nosy pickleball-playing retirees, a banjo-picking handyman, and the deputy she never quite said goodbye to, Mack has to figure out which of Grant's nearest and dearest wanted him gone before the killer checks out for good.Includes Mack's apple pie recipe, glitter and all.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - ACCESS is the structure that decides whether your program builds athletes up-or quietly grinds them down.Book 2 built the environment. Book 3 filled it with tools. This book asks the question that keeps the whole machine honest: what holds all of it together ACCESS: A Framework for Ethical, High-Performance Coaching is the deep dive into the six-pillar ethical backbone of the Capacity Series-Adaptation, Consent, Culture, Equity, Safety, and Sustainability-the load-bearing structure underneath the science and the tools.Each pillar gets its own chapter, its own real coaching scenes, and its own hard question: what actually happens in your program when nobody is watching Not the compliance-poster version. The version that shows up on a cold Tuesday practice when the room is one bad decision away from cracking.Inside you'll find the six-pillar ACCESS framework (Adaptation, Consent, Culture, Equity, Safety, and Sustainability), what each pillar actually demands of a coach on an ordinary practice day, real coaching scenes and composite stories instead of compliance-poster theory, and a working framework administrators can use to audit whether a program is safe, fair, and sustainable.Skill was never the only thing standing between your athletes and their potential.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Every program has a fence line. Most coaches can't see theirs. They lead with slogans - work hard, be tough, want it more - and wonder why the same problems keep coming back: burnout, favoritism, role confusion, and athletes who quit before they grow.From Slogans to Systems gives coaches a working framework, not another motivational poster. Building on the Capacity model, mental performance coach Eric Batchler shows how to design environments where mental performance is built in, not bolted on.New to the Capacity Series Start here - you don't need to read Book 1 first. Book 1 is written for athletes; From Slogans to Systems is the entry point for the coach-and-administrator track.Inside you'll find the ACCESS framework (Adaptation, Consent, Culture, Equity, Safety, Sustainability), tools to spot the sand filling your athletes' cups before it costs you the season, a leadership playbook that breeds leaders instead of dependents, practical scans, scripts, and audits you can run this week, and the Capacity model applied to real practice plans, team meetings, and player conversations.Written for head coaches and assistants across baseball, football, basketball, soccer, and volleyball, athletic directors and program builders, mental performance coaches, and the parents who want to understand what their athlete's coach should be doing.Stop coaching by slogan. Start coaching by system.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Tools matter because pressure does not respond to good intentions.Book 2 built the room - the brain, the environment, the leadership, and the standard that holds a program together. This book fills it. The Mental Performance Toolbox is the applied-systems installment of the Capacity series: breath work, anchors, visualization, self-talk, and self-scouting tools athletes can actually reach for when the heart rate spikes and the crowd gets loud.It also tackles two things every coach manages but few name out loud - the real math of fairness and playtime, and the permission a room needs to fail without falling apart. Not the slogan version. The version that shows up on a cold Tuesday night when somebody just made the same mistake for the third time.Inside you'll find a five-tool mental performance system (breath, anchor, visualization, self-talk, self-scout), the difference between equal and fair and how to explain it to a locker room, scripts for the playtime conversation parents actually want to hear, and a framework for turning failure into information instead of punishment.Stop managing moments. Start building a toolbox.…