Football as a Process for Guided Self-Actualisation

May 2016
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ABSTRACT

The traditional narrative of football coaching has been to focus on a player’s weaknesses or the negative aspects of their game on the field. How players deal with doubt will define their career. Players must believe that you believe in them and their ability to reach the goal. Once players accept a strengths-focused approach in their football, they are also empowered in their life.

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Author: Harry Varley

Harry is a passionate and experienced football development professional, committed to delivering the game in the most progressive and all-inclusive way possible. He believes in the positive impact it can have on an individual’s life both on and off the pitch. He is assistant head coach of Grenada’s national team, advising the Grenada FA. Contact: Harrylujah@gmail.com

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