Scott's Coaching Playbook
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The best golfers in the world have a swing coach, a putting coach, and a mental coach. So why do so many leaders think they've outgrown one?
Jamie Preston sits down with Scott Middleton, owner and Chief Disruption Officer of Your Health, to talk about where his coaching culture came from: opening his first assisted living facility the month he turned 40, scaling to more than 600 employees, and finally admitting he didn't know what he was doing. Scott makes the case that anyone with "leader," "director," or "president" in their title is a coach, and that real coaching starts with data, not guesses.
In this episode:
- Why a team call about who's visiting Mrs. Smith today is a scheduling meeting, not coaching
- How fewer visits connect directly to more hospitalizations, and what the numbers reveal
- Why collecting vital signs 12 times a month could catch sepsis up to five days sooner
- How a passing comment turned into a workplace "rule," and why coaches have to verify before they repeat
- Why the hospitalist model broke continuity of care, and how palliative consults could help restore it
If you lead people, this conversation will change what you bring to your next team call. Listen now, then go coach.
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