The Making of a Coach
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Golden Pat Ruel
Este título utiliza narración de voz virtual
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The conviction served him well during his decades-long football career, which culminated in the Seattle Seahawks' landslide victory in the 48th Super Bowl. But there were many other important lessons Ruel learned along the way from family members, fellow coaches, and players who propelled him to success. Some taught him what to do, while others taught him what not to do.
In his memoir, Pat Ruel recounts his journey from playing backyard football with the neighborhood kids to running with the Detroit Lions, Green Bay Packers, Buffalo Bills, New York Giants, and Seattle Seahawks. Through honest reflection, he shares all about the obstacles he overcame and the sacrifices he had to make to see his greatest passion come to fruition.
Football isn't just about the glory, the electric atmosphere, and the rush of adrenaline you can't find anywhere else but in team sports. It's about the camaraderie—encouraging one another through thick and thin, and pushing forward when you don't think you can take another step.
"Don't get captured," is retired NFL coach Golden Pat Ruel's life motto. Don't get captured by a toxic culture, things you can't control, or even by your own negative attitude.
The conviction served him well during his decades-long football career, which culminated in the Seattle Seahawks' landslide victory in the 48th Super Bowl. But there were many other important lessons Ruel learned along the way from family members, fellow coaches, and players who propelled him to success. Some taught him what to do, while others taught him what not to do.
In his memoir, Pat Ruel recounts his journey from playing backyard football with the neighborhood kids to running with the Detroit Lions, Green Bay Packers, Buffalo Bills, New York Giants, and Seattle Seahawks. Through honest reflection, he shares all about the obstacles he overcame and the sacrifices he had to make to see his greatest passion come to fruition.
Football isn't just about the glory, the electric atmosphere, and the rush of adrenaline you can't find anywhere else but in team sports. It's about the camaraderie—encouraging one another through thick and thin, and pushing forward when you don't think you can take another step.
As a disability rights advocate, I especially appreciated his natural sense of inclusion and his emphasis on supporting without “fixing.” While football fans will certainly enjoy this book, I encourage every educator and therapist to read it as a manual on human relationships and mentorship.
I know I will return to this book hundreds of times. And as a fun bonus, the AI narrator even pronounced my name correctly in the acknowledgements!
You did good, Coach. I’m proud of you. I’m honored and humbled to have been one of the few who got a glimpse of this book as it was written. You did it justice and then some!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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With love,
Amy
A Blueprint for Life
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