Blog — Kevin Eastman

The Best Teams and Organizations are 100% IN I've been thinking lately about areas where everyone in an organization or on a team must be 100% "IN." There's no room for partial involvement when iit comes to any of these areas: 1. Trust

Wendy EastmanApril 29, 2021

Add Value to Yourself As I look back on the good fortune I have had in my career, from a Graduate Assistant making $2,000 a year to an Assistant Coach with the 2008 NBA World Champions, to speaking 60+ times a year to varied audiences (a

Wendy EastmanApril 15, 2021

Show Your Leadership...Don't Just Talk It Leadership comes in all colors, shapes, and sizes, but I believe the most effective leadership always has " example leadership " at its foundation. No matter what your captains say or what your

Wendy EastmanApril 1, 2021

I read an interesting article about Serena Williams (maybe the best women’s tennis player ever) and her ability to perform in the clutch. She talked about what she's going through in these clutch situations. As I read the article it made

Wendy EastmanMarch 17, 2021

Listen to what you hear the most I have talked about growth and development a lot over the years, and I think we hear about it from many other sources as well. Sometimes I get the feeling it has become just a passing catchphrase.&nb

Wendy EastmanMarch 4, 2021

Deal in Reality I'm often asked what itʼs like to coach in the NBA, and one of the first things I talk about is that you must deal in reality at that level. There is no time and, quite frankly, no tolerance for "falsely" building up your

Wendy EastmanFebruary 18, 2021

Tom Brady was interviewed (it's 40 minutes long but worth every minute of it) the other day before playing in what will be his 10th Super Bowl game. Imagine that...10th Super Bowl. He is obviously one of the greatest, if not  the &nb

Wendy EastmanFebruary 4, 2021

Investing in Our Success I often talk about the pull of entitlement vs. the power of investment when it comes to one's success. Recently, several people have asked me to explain exactly what I mean in terms of “investment.”  I

Wendy EastmanFebruary 1, 2021