Eric Lewis, defensive passing game coordinator at the Naval Academy, joins us to share his insight on the complex decision-making coaches face regarding their careers. He discusses the importance of self-assessment, work-life balance, and alignment with program leadership, emphasizing that doubt can signal a need for reevaluation.

Coach Lewis highlights that excellence in current roles paves the way for future opportunities and introduces a reflective exercise on the potential regret of job changes. His tips reinforce the need for hard work and strategic planning while appreciating one's current position in the coaching journey.

Chapters:

Evaluating Your Coaching Career
Questions to Assess Your Current Role
Believing in Program Direction
Recognition and Opportunities Matter
Regrets: Leaving or Staying?
Embracing Your Coaching Journey

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The Next Move - Should I Stay or Should I Go? - Eric Lewis, Passing Game Coordinator, Navy