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Why I Want to Bring Coaches Together to Talk About Business (Without Leaving the Game)
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Why I Want to Bring Coaches Together to Talk About Business (Without Leaving the Game)

About once a week—or every couple of weeks—I meet with a coach from the lacrosse community who’s trying to get their business off the ground. Before LaxPlaybook, I built and sold an online education company, but the road there wasn’t easy. I spent years broke, consumed by coaching, and unable to focus on building financial stability. That experience—and the many coaches I see facing the same struggle today—is why I want to start a mastermind focused on helping coaches make money while continuing to coach the sport they love.

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About once a week—sometimes once every two weeks—I meet with someone from the lacrosse coaching community who’s trying to get their business going. These conversations don’t usually start with X’s and O’s. They start with stress, uncertainty, and a simple question:

“How do I make this work?”

I don’t know how many of you know this about me, but before LaxPlaybook, I created an online education company that I eventually sold. Today, I get to enjoy the success that came from that chapter of my life.

But it wasn’t always like that.

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