You Might Be A Jack Ass...

Mental Tuffness Training (R)

It begins today!

(and, guess what........if today for you is not May 3, 2010...well....you can also start today....because this is a 12 week program designed to be 100% online (with an offline newsletter as well!) that you can do from any place, starting at any time....it's just that I've got a bunch guys who to get out and kick some serious butt RIGHT NOW).

Here are the topics for the 12 Week Course:

1. You Might Have the Personality of a Jack Ass, or Worse* (* = you might be a ghost)
2. How-to Tell Yourself "I am McLovin" (instead of the Homer Simpson-like "mmmm....donuts")
3. Starting to Complain...and Next Thing You end up with a Sh*t Sandwich"
4. See Dick Run.  See Dick Ref.  What Kind of Dick are You?
5. "These aren't the droids you are looking for."
6. I'm Envisioning Gramma hitting the Jack Pot, a Woman in White Lace with pitchers of Beer, and a Dwarf Riding a Wooden Horse.
7. My Goal = Never Be the Smartest Person in the Room
8. I'll Slit Your Throat, and then Sit Down for Dinner
9. No Members fo the Wherethefokowee Clan
10. "I was especially impressed with the way you scratched yourself 7 times."
11. "The public's attention span is shorter than a gnat's orgasm."
12. Is it "more time than money" or "one foot in the grave and one foot on a banana peel"?

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1. You Might Have the Personality of a Jack Ass, or Worse* (* = you might be a ghost)

When you get a certain point in your career, you will begin to notice that the skill level of each official is relatively the same, minus a couple exceptions (and those exceptions can go either way).  For example, the referees who work junior hockey can all skate about the same.  The referees who work minor pro all skate about the same.  The referees who work NHL all skate about the same.

You see, as you move up in the world of hockey, the speed of the game gets faster at each level.  We can quantify that through stats.  And, in general, the same goes for the majority of the hockey referees working each level -- they are better skaters as you move up and up.

So with all things being equal physically, why do some guys really succeed where others fall short?!?

It is the six inches between the ears (if you have never read my thesis on "The Inner Game", you can go here to get a copy):



The sad thing is that you might be a jack ass personality-wise, and you might not know it.  Why do some guys have moxie?  Why do some guys have charisma?  Why do some guys have million dollar bodies and 10 cent heads?  What truly separates the good from the great?

It's the six inches between your ears.

It's how you relate with others -- supervisors, other officials, players, coaches.  It's how you mentally approach the game.  I can...well...quite honestly...pin point each officials problem who has the skill yet doesn't seem to "get any of the breaks."  It's a few things in their personality that are holding them back.

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