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No One Wins Alone: A Memoir

No One Wins Alone: A Memoir

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  • Create Date：2021-11-02 11:21:02
  • Update Date：2025-09-07
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  • Author：Mark Messier
  • ISBN：1797130404
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Todd Melton ，

I have read many sport autobiographies as I am a professional swim coach。 I have coached swimmers to the Olympic and Paralympic Games。 I love this book for many reasons。 Mark is very honest and modest when it comes to his road to success。 I also spent a lot of time on the mental side of my sport and appreciate when other coaches/players are able to think outside the box on the psychology of sport。 This is absolutely the key to so many great figures， including Mark。I highly recommend this book to I have read many sport autobiographies as I am a professional swim coach。 I have coached swimmers to the Olympic and Paralympic Games。 I love this book for many reasons。 Mark is very honest and modest when it comes to his road to success。 I also spent a lot of time on the mental side of my sport and appreciate when other coaches/players are able to think outside the box on the psychology of sport。 This is absolutely the key to so many great figures， including Mark。I highly recommend this book to anyone。 You don't have to be a coach， athlete， or hockey player to take something positive away from this read。 。。。more

Booksandchinooks （Laurie） ，

Hockey autobiographies have a bit of a mixed track record。 Just because a player was dynamic and entertaining on the ice does not mean their life story is all that interesting。Mark Messier was one of the best hockey players to play the game and has become a legend in two different cities， so I was interested to see what stories he would share about his career。 In writing about his life， Messier focuses on the one aspect most people remember him for; leadership。 He takes the reader throughout his Hockey autobiographies have a bit of a mixed track record。 Just because a player was dynamic and entertaining on the ice does not mean their life story is all that interesting。Mark Messier was one of the best hockey players to play the game and has become a legend in two different cities， so I was interested to see what stories he would share about his career。 In writing about his life， Messier focuses on the one aspect most people remember him for; leadership。 He takes the reader throughout his life and hockey career while highlighting where he saw both strong and poor leadership and how the team subsequently reacted to it。 Messier starts with the leadership he witnessed from his dad during his own minor hockey league career and continues with examples until his retirement in 2006。 He also shares his thoughts on why teams succeed and fail in their quest for success。 If you are a hockey fan， you will enjoy this book， with most of the stories likely feeling familiar。 If you have any interest in learning more about leadership， coaching， and teamwork this book will be a must-read。 。。。more

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