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AI in Coaching: Redefining Playbooks and Player Performance
For decades, the most valuable tools a coach had were instinct, experience, and a clipboard. Game strategy relied heavily on human judgment—watching tape, memorizing plays, analyzing stats manually. But in the last few years, a quiet revolution has been brewing on the sidelines. One that doesn’t wear a whistle or call timeouts—but processes millions of data points in seconds.
By skkhan9 months ago in Writers
The Day I Learned to Let Go
There wasn’t a single defining moment that told me to walk away. No dramatic ending. No shouting match. No final door slam. Just a slow unraveling. A silence that had grown so loud it began to echo in everything I did.
By skkhan9 months ago in Beat
A Moment of Success
They say success is a journey. But no one ever talks about the moment—that single breath in time where everything shifts. When the struggle, the doubt, the silence… finally makes sense.
By skkhan9 months ago in Humans
The Secret of Success
Everyone wants to know the secret of success. People write books about it, post motivational quotes on Instagram, sell courses, shoot YouTube videos promising you the “secret formula.”
By skkhan9 months ago in Confessions
The Secret of Success
Everyone wants to know the secret of success. People write books about it, post motivational quotes on Instagram, sell courses, shoot YouTube videos promising you the “secret formula.”
By skkhan9 months ago in Confessions
The Things I Never Said Out Loud
There are entire conversations I’ve had with you in my head—lines I rehearsed, confessions I composed under the moonlight, truths that lived on the tip of my tongue but never found their voice. The things I never said out loud haunt me more than the things I did.
By skkhan9 months ago in Poets
I Spoke to the Silence, and It Spoke Back
The silence began as a stranger. An unwelcome guest that crept into my life the day you left. It filled the space between the ticking clock and the restless breath I drew each night. It lived in my walls, echoing your absence through the halls of my memory.
By skkhan9 months ago in Poets
The Roar and the Silence
Long ago, when the earth still listened and the wind still whispered secrets, the Valley of Seta lay untouched by man. It was a land divided not by fences, but by fear.
By skkhan9 months ago in Fiction
Digital War: From the Battlefield to Cyberspace
The War No One Sees, But Everyone Fears The first shot of this war wasn’t fired from a gun. It came in the form of a single line of code.
By skkhan9 months ago in Education
Men of the Mind
In the year 2149, wars were no longer fought with bullets or bombs. The real battlefield had moved—to the mind. The world was governed by the Collective Intellect, a league of genetically enhanced thinkers known as the Mentarchs. These were the Men of the Mind, individuals whose brains had evolved beyond the limits of normal cognition. With neural implants, augmented memory, emotional suppressors, and near-telepathic communication, they ruled not through force—but through thought.
By skkhan9 months ago in Journal
Hidden Front: Today's Wars and the Invisible Enemy
The Battles We Don't See, The Enemies We Can't Name The war had already begun. Not with the sound of gunfire. Not with the thunder of missiles tearing through the sky.
By skkhan9 months ago in Journal