Having a plan allows for:
Organization
Preparation
Smooth Transition
Creation
Repetition
Following it allows for:
Development
Adjustment
Entertainment
Commitment
Agreement
Plan your work, work your plan
Having a plan allows for:
Organization
Preparation
Smooth Transition
Creation
Repetition
Following it allows for:
Development
Adjustment
Entertainment
Commitment
Agreement
Plan your work, work your plan
5 ways to attack your weaknesses:
1- Be True to yourself! What are your true weakness
2- Use your resources: ask your coaches, mentors, and teachers for help and advice
3- Ask for feedback. Don’t be afraid of getting constructive feedback.
4- Confront your fears. Lean in. If you fight the fear you will only amplify.
5- Strive to be the best you can be. Focus when you’re putting in work.

A must watch highlight video of uncommitted 2017 FLG Goalie @gigikapoosuzian

Giana “Gigi” Kapoosuzian – 2017 Goalie – Uncommitted – Studlete


Photo Credit – Philly.com
Allow those you lead to make mistakes.
Ask what if?
What next?
How about?
Request.
Apologize.
Put people up.
Pick people up.
Give sincere feedback.
Relate.
Create.
Lead.
Happy Friday everybody.

Sick @maveriklacrosse t-shirts up for grabs this week!
Each week, leading up to the #FLGPremierShowcases, FLG will be raffling sponsored prizes to 1 boy and 1 girl registered for the FLG Showcases:
How to Win:
1- Make sure to be registered for an FLG Showcase
2- FOLLOW @flglax on Instagram
3- Like our sponsored prize post (every Thursday)
4- Get a chance to win big!
5- Prize will be given to the winners on the day of the showcase.
Why is staying organized so important?
If you don’t, you might lose
If you do, you might
If you choose to get organized, stay organized. What’s it gonna be?

What’s your New Years Resolution? Don’t tell us. Show us.
Your New Year’s resolution shouldn’t be a one time act. It should be a process. A series of actions that are done constituently. Self-improvement, change, and great things happen one day at a time.
#FLG #FLGLax #FLGLacrosse #Studletes
This was a great year for FLG!
Check out 9 of the most loved photos on our Instagram account below.
We hope to see more ladies in our Best Nine at the end of 2016!
If you don’t already, be sure to follow us on Instagram @FLGLAX
Happy New Year! #FLGLAX #LoveTheGame

Why is it so important to respond & what should you respond to?
In today’s day, there are many ways to get in touch with someone. You can shout their name, give them a call, shoot them an email, leave them a voicemail, send a text, or write an old fashioned letter. Not responding when someone reaches out can impact what other people think of you. Below we’ve listed 7 reasons you should respond when people try reaching out:
1. Replying back is an opportunity to learn something new. You never know what the person on the other end of the line is going to share with you.
2. Replying is an opportunity to build a relationship. Don’t be scared if you don’t know the person who reaches out or the phone number that reaches out. If they leave a message and seem legitimate, than you should respond.
3. Responding is the respectful thing to do. Going back in time, when writing letters was the only way to reach out to someone far away, not responding demonstrated a sign of disrespect.
4. You never know, replying back to someone might present you, your company, or someone you know with a great opportunity! I’m not referring to the robots that leave voicemails saying, “You’ve won a trip to the Bahamas!” I’m referring to a real person reaching out saying, “We have a product/service that could really benefit you or your company! Please give us a call back so we can tell you more about why it could help you.”
5. Being responsive shows you are mature, organized, and care.
6. Being responsive shows you have quality communicative skills. That’s an attractive trait that everyone should develop. Coaches and job hunters that are looking to recruit you want to know you have the ability to communicate clearly and consistently.
7. Failing to respond, often leads to a full Voice-mailbox. If someone reaches out to you and your mailbox is full, that doesn’t look good for you. Who knows, the person reaching out might be leaving you a message to provide good news or a great opportunity. Don’t be that guy/girl. Keep room in your voice-mailbox. Respond.
Tell us why you think it’s important to respond by commenting below:
