The importance of halftime in Sports (and in Life)

 



In several team sports, 

game is played in two halves. 

Half-time is the name given to the 

interval between the two halves of the game.

During the half time, the individual sportsperson

or the entire team (with the guidance of the coach) 

make necessary adjustments, such as formation changes, 

style of play changes, strategy change and player substitution. 


Halftime also gives athletes a chance 

to refuel, hydrate and tend to any aches 

or injuries they experienced in the first half


It's time to evaluate your First half. 

Goals Achieved and Goals that slipped. 

Habits you acquired - good as well as bad.

Time that you Lost to unproductive activities.

The half time is a wake-up call as time runs out. 


Look at your Goal Sheet and Resolutions list 

that you put together diligently and signed in January. 

How are you doing on all those things you promised yourself?  

Have you stopped chasing some of those goals entirely? 

have you achieved any goal faster than planned? 


We are approaching June end. 

And It is time for a mid-year Audit. 

Your own personal parent-teacher meeting

where You are the Parent, You are the Teacher. 

You give the feedback and You gladly receive it too.

Be Realistic. Be Brutally Honest. Don't make Excuses.  

Re-plan the remaining 6 months based on lessons learnt. 


Use the first week of July to assess your first half 

and plan for success in the second half of 2024 


#GrowthMindset #LeadershipDevelopment 

#MidYearReview #SuccessCoach #CoachHemant 

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