If any characteristic traits can define Deion Sanders as a coach, it’d be inspirational and practical. Just like his playing career, Prime Time has taken his positive energy into coaching as well. Throughout his first season at the Boulder, the confident coach provided strength and positivity to his players, so they could overcome the challenges of a difficult season.

Deion Sanders’s new book is filled with his inspirational wisdom that gives different ideations to thrive in pressure situations. Coach Prime has been quite busy this season and also had to spend time aside for his docu-series. Now, he’s launching a book to reiterate his message more effectively. Coach Prime took to Instagram to share a snippet from his new book- “Elevate and Dominate: 21 Ways to Win On and Off the Field.”

Deion Sanders launches a new book filled with his motivational words

Deion Sanders was always born to be a leader. He’s gifted with the traits of motivating others through tough times. Motivation is a driving force in his coaching style too. Never one to shy away from dropping emotional wisdom, Sanders has now launched his book filled with the messages.  He shared a quote from the chapter- “Going through Crisis” which says- “it’s okay to feel broken, it’s ok to feel tired, it’s okay to feel weak but never forget you are strong!”

He gave a teaser to his social media fans regarding the book and shared an emotional message. His wisdom, knowledge, and mindset are revered by fans all over the world. This book would be a gold mine for anyone who’s going through a personal battle in life. A firm believer in god, Deion Sanders’s subliminal messages often struck a chord with the fans.

In addition to all these motivational messages, Sanders also has another piece of good news for Buffaloes’ fans. It looks like Prime is not leaving Boulder, Colorado any time soon.

Coach Prime will retire at Colorado

The 56-year-old has just secured a lifetime contract with the Colorado Buffaloes. Yes, Prime Time will be with the Buffs till the end of his coaching career. He appeared exhilarated about the prospects as he broke down the news during a particular media interaction. Sanders said- “I love Boulder, Colorado. I don’t plan on being anywhere else in my coaching career…It is my desire to one day retire in Boulder.”

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Just a few weeks ago, speculations had abounded about Prime maybe leaving the Buffs for bigger coaching programs like Texas A&M or even the NFL, but with this statement, he has completely cemented himself as a Buff for a life.

Will you be reading Prime’s fount of motivation? Let us know in the comments.

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