Favoritism and partiality are not from god, and christians are called to love.
35+ How To Deal With Coach Playing Favorites
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To make matters worse, parents are even more likely to play favorites once their children are grown up, sustaining the toxic family dynamics (e.g., bad feelings, sibling resentment). The piece sparked a healthy amount of conversation on twitter, and one in particular caught my attention and was worthy of sharing with the rest of the coaching. Many parents who played favorites with their young children continue to do so after the kids grow up.
You might need to take a step back before accusing the coach of playing favorites.
Again, parents should ask about how their child can improve, and what things their child needs to do in order to gain more playing time. The piece sparked a healthy amount of conversation on twitter, and one in particular caught my attention and was worthy of sharing with the rest of the coaching. Probably not, but the actions you take may leave employees thinking otherwise, according to a. You're not a good coach when you play favorites.
