I coach soccer professionally and soccer season is coming up; AMA

Cultivated Disinterest in Professional Sports

Like many of my friends, I have treated professional sports with cultivated indifference. But a year and a half ago, I decided to become a football fan. Several years ago, I was at a talk by Michae…

Introducing DAVIES: A framework for Identifying Talent Across the Globe — American Soccer Analysis

In the world of sports, the search for an all-encompassing player evaluation metric is never-ending. Baseball was the first to develop its metric with Wins Above Replacement. Basketball followed suit with Player Efficiency Rating, and Hockey WAR has come into the fold within the past year. The US So

Management Coach & Trainer for the Tech Industry

Lara Hogan levels up tech industry organizations and managers through her coaching and workshops.

Expert consensus on skill acquisition in sport: A Delphi study

Skill acquisition is a rapidly evolving field in sport, but its definitions, roles and professional practices remain inconsistently articulated. Despite growing recognition of its importance, there...

Artificial Intelligence in Australian Sport | ASC

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is changing the way sport is played, coached, managed, and experienced in Australia and internationally. From performance analysis and injury prediction to officiating support and talent identification, AI brings powerful tools with many opportunities, but also new risks.

Alessio Maffeis

Alessio Maffeis – Product & Engineering Leadership – I love building teams and products.

Codus Operandi

I just read Jason Calacanis's post about whether or not it's possible to have a baby and do a startup at the same time and thought it might be interesting to share my perspective as I'm a serial entrepreneur, I'm currently bootstrapping my latest web startup, AppIgnite, and I have three little kids (Colby-6, Isabel-4 and Areli-2). Also, I'm generally juggling between 2 to 4 freelance projects at any given time, do an hour and a half tech podcast twice per week (TechZing), run a men's soccer team, maintain the soccer league's website and schedule, serve as a board member for our home owners association, coach my son's soccer team as well as a year-round weekend soccer skills clinic and generally hit the gym 5 to 6 days per week. And then of course there's all the time I spend with my kids. Yes, even with all of those external obligations I'm probably able to spend more quality time with my kids than most other working dads - walking them to and from school, taking them to the park for hours at a time, reading to them, playing with them, feeding them, cleaning up after them, etc.

Maestro AI — See how your engineers use AI.

Maestro shows who's getting results from AI and who's just pressing accept. Get the insights your board needs to justify your AI investment.

A top psychologist says there's only one way to become the best in your field. Not everyone agrees.

Anders Ericsson's research suggests you can excel at any skill if you spend enough time in "deliberate practice." Other academics say that's wrong.

The esports pipeline problem

Unlike regular sports, esports are missing a formal process for turning amateur players into professionals. We look into why

Cracking coaching's final frontier

How a Belgian is rewriting the coaching rule book - by training the brain

How to Use AI to Do Stuff: An Opinionated Guide

Covering the state of play as of Summer, 2023