Author: Coach Mike Miller
Bio: About the Author Coach Miller has been an educator, coach and college professor for over 30 years. He is an author of books, articles and DVD s focused on improvement and is a popular speaker. Currently Coach Miller is entering his third year as California Basketball Association (CBA) Commissioner, having coached the Los Angeles Skyline (CBA) to the first undefeated season in CBA history 2016-17. Before taking the reins of the CBA Coach Miller spent a year with the Los Angeles Laker s observing Phil Jackson during his last season in Los Angeles. This valuable experience ingrained in coach Miller the importance of knowledge and intelligence and inspired him to write this book. Now any parent, coach, student, athlete, teacher or mentor can use this guide and workbook to increase their wisdom and ability to teach and motivate others. This book is designed for the seasoned coach or a new parent, the Chief Executive Officer or a new salesman. Any one who wants to lead more effectively and be more effective as a parent, coach, teacher or leader will enjoy the lessons and insight within and learned over a 35 year coaching career of unparalleled success. From the youngest varsity head coach in the state of California at age 21 to the youngest head college coach in the country at age 26, coach Miller has modeled consistency and greatness throughout his remarkable coaching career. In his four years as a high school head coach, Coach Miller attained the fifth highest winning percentage in California high school history. Coach Miller is the first coach in California basketball history to win a State Championship at both the high school and college levels. Coach Miller s college teams were models of consistency, as demonstrated by setting a new national record of fourteen straight conference championships. This amazing streak started at Los Angeles City College (LACC) in 1993-94 and continued until 2006-07, breaking UCLA s old record of 13 (nine of which were won under John Wooden). From 1999-2000 to 2006-07 the LACC teams compiled an overall record of 241-38 with a winning percentage of .864, exceeding all NCAA Division I Programs during the same time period. Coach Miller has been honored as Coach of the Year eighteen times in his nineteen full seasons as a head coach at the high school and college levels. He has produced almost 100 Division I players while coaching eight different teams to 30 or more wins; joining the 500 win club by the age of 44. -Amazon