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Stay in tO Win!

Stay in tO Win!. Stay in tO WIN! A student success program by the National Association of Basketball Coaches, NABC Developed for The NABC by Life Decisions Group, LLC. STAY IN TO WIN!. achieve your fullest potential gather information to make good academic, career, and personal choices

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Stay in tO Win!

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  1. Stay in tO Win!

  2. Stay in tO WIN!A student success program by the National Association of Basketball Coaches, NABCDeveloped for The NABC by Life Decisions Group, LLC

  3. STAY IN TO WIN! • achieve your fullest potential • gather information to make good academic, career, and personal choices • learn how to make important decisions • gain greater control of your life • create a more successful adult life • address the Keys to Success

  4. Stay in to WinPlayers achieve their goals if they stay in the game and win.Students achieve their goals by staying in school.(Key to success: stay in school and graduate)

  5. Players can’t win games on their own,they need their teams! Students can’t succeed on their own,they need their “success” teams! (Key to success: create success teams and success plans)

  6. When players make good decisions, they score points and win games. When students make good decisions, they get better grades and succeed in school. (Key to success: learn and practice decision-making skills)

  7. Players who work hard achieve high numbers in points, rebounds, and assists. Students who work hard achieve high scores in reading, writing, and math. (Key to success: improve academic performance)

  8. Successful players practice to perfect their basketball skills. Successful students get involved to perfect their personal development skills. (Key to success: focus on personal development)

  9. Why are you here today?

  10. Ask a 75 year-old person. . . “What kind of life have you had?”

  11. Your satisfaction with your life will be determined by the outcomes of the decisions that you make along the way.

  12. Seven Big-Ticket Decisions Education Relationships 1. 5. Field of Study LeisureActivities 2. 6. 3. Career 7. • Health and • Wellness 4. Environment

  13. Just what is One that has a favorable outcome. One that is based on the decision-maker’s needs and wants. a “good” decision?

  14. Today we will be talking about. . . • initial life decisions • educational and career choices

  15. When it comes to decisions, there are three kinds of students. • Clueless • Pretending • Pretty Sure

  16. There is an assumption that we will know how to make decisions when we need to.

  17. In reality, making a decision is a process that needs to be learned and practiced and that takes time and effort!

  18. Start TODAY ! Learn about the decision-making process.

  19. Decision-Making Process Define the Decision Define the Decision

  20. Decision-Making Process Define the Decision Evaluate Needs and Wants Evaluate Important Needs and Wants

  21. Personal Filtering System

  22. Decision-Making Process Define the Decision Evaluate Needs and Wants Compile Alternatives Compile List of Alternatives

  23. Decision-Making Process Define the Decision Evaluate Needs and Wants Compile Alternatives Investigate Alternatives Investigate the Alternatives

  24. Decision-Making Process Define the Decision Evaluate Needs and Wants Compile Alternatives Investigate Alternatives Determine Best Alternative Determine the Best Alternative

  25. Decision-Making Process Define the Decision Evaluate Needs and Wants Compile Alternatives Investigate Alternatives Establish a Plan Determine Best Alternative Establish a Plan and Implement

  26. Decision-Making Process Define the Decision Evaluate Needs and Wants Compile Alternatives Investigate Alternatives Establish Plan Determine Best Alternative DECIDE

  27. What if your decision is choosing a Collegeor a Job?

  28. Decision Making: College Curriculum Location/Environment Quality of Academics Cost ($5,000 to $15,000) Financial Aid (Scholarships) Size (7,500 – 12,000) Class Size Co-op/Internships Facilities Recreation/Clubs

  29. Decision Making: College Curriculum Location/Environment Quality of Academics Cost ($5,000 to $15,000) Financial Aid (Scholarships) Size (7,500 – 12,000) Class Size Co-op/Internships Facilities Recreation/Clubs X X . X X . X X X X X . X . X . . X X X X X X X X . X . X .. X X X . X X . X . 90% 50% 70% 60%

  30. Decision Making: Job Salary/Benefits Environment People Activities Challenges/Problems Location Psychological Rewards Security Growth Potential Autonomy

  31. Decision Making: Job X . X X . X X X X X . X . X X . X X X X X X X . X . X . X X X X X . X X Salary/Benefits Environment People Activities Challenges/Problems Location Psychological Rewards Security Growth Potential Autonomy 60% 50% 90% 70%

  32. Good or Bad Outcomes?Right or Wrong Choices?Success or Failure? The results of your decisions will determine whether you will be satisfied or dissatisfied with your life!

  33. Remember... Good outcomes result when you utilize good decision-making skills.

  34. Make an effort.Invest the time.Use the process. See positive results.

  35. It’s Your Decision! DECIDE

  36. STAY IN TO WIN!

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