Moms and Dads Eat the Brown Bananas
By Tim Slego
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Balance. What does it mean? Why is it so important? How do you achieve it? What happens when you get out of balance? These are questions everyone struggles with personally and professionally. Tim Selgo, author of Anchor Up: Competitive Greatness the Grand Valley Way and Make One Play: Impact Your Success, touched on the subject in both of his previous works, as well as in over 300 speeches he has delivered during his career. In Moms and Dads Eat the Brown Bananas, Tim delves deeper into the topic of balance. He does so by presenting a fictional couple everyone can relate to, Walter and Alexandria, as they struggle through the challenges of balancing family, faith, work, and everything else life throws at you. So grab a banana, even if its a brown one, and follow along to discover some helpful tips you can use to find balance in your own life.
About the Author
The author of Anchor Up: Competitive Greatness the Grand Valley Way and Make One Play: Impact Your Success, Tim Selgo had a career of thirty-five years as a leader in college athletics as a coach and administrator. From 1996 to 2016, Selgo served as the director of athletics at Grand Valley State University, leading the Lakers in becoming the dominant athletics department in NCAA Division II.
Selgo has been inducted into three halls of fame; The University of Toledo Athletics Hall of Fame (2001), the Grand Rapids Sports Hall of Fame (2015), and the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA) Hall of Fame (2016).
Currently, after retiring from GVSU in July of 2016, Selgo is a consultant with Athletics Staffing & Consultants and a sought-after speaker on success and leadership.
Selgo and his wife Terry recently celebrated their thirty-ninth wedding anniversary. They have three children, Jennifer, Rachel, and Daniel, and five grandsons, Tray, R.J, Tucker, Henry, and Burke.