I had the pleasure of hosting a wonderful book signing event on Saturday, April 18, at Gardner’s Used Books, and I’m truly grateful to everyone who came out to support. The event was an incredible experience, connecting with readers, sharing the message behind Winning and Losing Are Imposters, and having meaningful conversations with such an engaged and inspiring community. Seeing the enthusiasm and hearing your personal takeaways made the day even more special. A sincere thank you to Gardner’s Used Books for hosting and organizing such a welcoming space, and to everyone who stopped by, picked up a copy, and took the time to connect. If you missed the event, signed copies are still available, and more events are on the way, stay tuned!
A Story Beyond The Scoreboard
Where Leadership Matters More Than Winning
A powerful look at coaching, character, discipline, and the lessons that shape people long after the final whistle.
About The Book
This book shares meaningful lessons on leadership, discipline, and character through real coaching experiences shaped by pressure, purpose, and growth.
Each chapter offers practical insight on growth, resilience, trust, and building a life guided by purpose and character.
About The Author
With a long coaching career behind him, Larry Kindbom writes with honesty, wisdom, and a deep sense of responsibility.
His story reflects how discipline, humility, and daily choices can shape teams, leaders, and lives for years ahead.
Book Signing Event
Blogs
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Character Over Scoreboard
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Why Showing Up Can Change
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Winning Is More Than the Scoreboard
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From a Payphone to Ohio State
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Life Beyond the Sidelines
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