That's exactly it.
Here is an example. For my profession, I am a fitness professional who helps people with fat loss.
Every single one of my clients is different, and if I did the same thing for one client as I did the other, it simply would not work.
I have to have a different approach with every single person to get them towards their fat loss goals.
In this example? Dennison refused to do what worked best for Tyrod, and he is just sticking with a "One size fits all" type of deal. That is terrible coaching.
Maybe his offence works with a prototypical pocket passer, but that's not who Tyrod is. So until we find that person, he should have altered his stubborn approach