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Amway IBO Laura Taylor, USA Today sports columnist Nancy Armour , Dartmouth College offensive quality control coach Callie Brownson and CBS sports broadcaster Tracy Wolfson stand on a stage at Amway World Headquarters at the Amway Coaches Poll Grass Ceilings Inspired Coaching Summit. The AFCA Coaches’ Trophy presented by Amway stands to the left of the frame.

Tackling Grass Ceilings: Play to Slay #InspiredCoaching Summit

Successful women talk about overcoming barriers in the male-dominated fields of sports and business in this event made possible by the Amway Coaches’ Poll.

Arizona Cardinals coaching intern Jen Welter works with players on the football field during training camp at University of Phoenix.

Mentorship is a key part of #InspiredCoaching

When you’re a trailblazer, it’s sometimes difficult to find a mentor to look to for guidance. That’s all the more reason to mentor those who come after you.

University of Oregon Head Football Coach Mario Cristobal holds a football while standing in an empty stadium. He provided Amway Connections with Inspired Coaching advice.

#InspiredCoaching: Coaches talk success, purpose, effectiveness

What does it mean to be successful? How do you know you’re effective at your job? Do you find purpose in your work? We get answers from successful coaches!

#InspiredCoaching: Learn how to build a team from the best

Experts say a winning team comes down to diversity, attitude, trust and a willingness to overcome differences to get the job done.

#InspiredCoaching: Building on small wins to get the big one

Everyone wants a big win, but they rarely just happen. They are built on a mountain of hard work and small wins along the way.

#InspiredCoaching: Teaching leadership, accountability through sports

The head football coach of the U.S. Naval Academy sees himself as a coach as well as a mentor and a father figure, working to prepare the country’s future leaders.

A closeup image of the hand of a woman sitting outside writing in a journal.

#InspiredCoaching: What does success look like for you?

For some, success is measured in wins and losses or dollars and cents, for others it’s about their impact on the people around them.

Penn State Nittany Lions head football coach James Franklin congratulates quarterback Trace McSorley after scoring a touchdown during the first quarter against the Appalachian State Mountaineers at Beaver Stadium.

#InspiredCoaching: It’s all about relationships

Forming relations and making connections with players on your team helps everyone achieve success, in sports or in business.

#InspiredCoaching: Putting in time pays off

Instant gratification is great, but rare. Working hard and putting in the time toward your goals is often met with success.

Ken Niumatalolo, head football coach for the U.S. Naval Academy, reacts on the sidelines during the fourth quarter against the Notre Dame Fighting Irish.

#InspiredCoaching: Early mentors can make a difference

If you’re doing what you love, there’s a good chance you can think back to a special person or people in your life who helped you get where you are today.