Steve Nash gives look into failed Nets coach stint, what shocked him most
Briefly

Nash shared, "I was surprised when I coached, you're not in the team that much...You have five minutes with players before the game, at halftime, and after the game." He realized the limited interactions he had with the players were different from his expectations.
Nash emphasized the need for connection, stating, "I wanted to connect with every player individually. It's important to build a culture and an environment where people believe and see them be their best." He recognized the importance of individual relationships in fostering a positive team culture.
Reflecting on his challenges, Nash noted, "The most important thing is, to be honest with the players...Communication is the key." He acknowledged that clear communication was critical in gaining the trust and respect of his team.
Nash pointed out, "The easy part for me was being comfortable with my leadership role, leading by example. What is actually needed is navigating the dynamics of star personalities to lead effectively from the bench." This highlighted the complexities of coaching stars.
Read at New York Post
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