Podcast – What is Your Concentration Time Period?
Out There on the Edge of Everything®
English - September 26, 2019 14:30 - 7 minutes - 7.83 MB - ★★★★★ - 1 ratingSociety & Culture Homepage Download Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
Jerry Kramer played the offensive line for the Green Bay Packers teams in the 1960’s and was sharing a story about being yelled at by coach Vince Lombardi, the coach of the Green Bay Packers at the time. When Coach Lombardi was yelling at Jerry for doing something incorrectly in practice or a game Jerry would frequently be “checking his shoeshine.” Or in other words, sitting there looking down at his feet and being discouraged.
Coach Lombardi caused Jerry Kramer to to check his shoeshine because he was not concentrating on what he was doing.
In one incident during practice Coach Lombardi said to Jerry Kramer:
Mr., the concentration period of a college student is 5 minutes, high school is 3 minutes and kindergarten is 30 seconds, you do even have that, so where does that put you?VINCE LOMBARDI SPOKEN TO JERRY KRAMER
That incident caused Jerry Kramer to go into the locker room and “check his shoeshine.”
So what is your concentration time period?
Are Coach Lombardi’s time periods still accurate? Where they accurate in the 1960’s when he made the assertions?
Out There on the Edge of Everything®…
Stephen Lesavich, PhD
Copyright © 2019, by Stephen Lesavich, PhD. All rights reserved.
Certified solution-focused life coach and experienced business coach.
If you would like to receive personal coaching by Dr. Lesavich, please visit his life coaching web-site for additional information.
Click Here to read the Blog Post assoctiated with this Podcast.
Jerry Kramer played the offensive line for the Green Bay Packers teams in the 1960’s and was sharing a story about being yelled at by coach Vince Lombardi, the coach of the Green Bay Packers at the time. When Coach Lombardi was yelling at Jerry for doing something incorrectly in practice or a game Jerry would frequently be “checking his shoeshine.” Or in other words, sitting there looking down at his feet and being discouraged.
Coach Lombardi caused Jerry Kramer to to check his shoeshine because he was not concentrating on what he was doing.
In one incident during practice Coach Lombardi said to Jerry Kramer:
Mr., the concentration period of a college student is 5 minutes, high school is 3 minutes and kindergarten is 30 seconds, you do even have that, so where does that put you?
VINCE LOMBARDI SPOKEN TO JERRY KRAMER
That incident caused Jerry Kramer to go into the locker room and “check his shoeshine.”
So what is your concentration time period?
Are Coach Lombardi’s time periods still accurate? Where they accurate in the 1960’s when he made the assertions?
Out There on the Edge of Everything®…
Stephen Lesavich, PhD
Copyright © 2019, by Stephen Lesavich, PhD. All rights reserved.
Certified solution-focused life coach and experienced business coach.
If you would like to receive personal coaching by Dr. Lesavich, please visit his life coaching web-site for additional information.
Click Here to read the Blog Post assoctiated with this Podcast.