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Too many coaches try to lead like someone else. The result is burnout, lack of alignment and inconsistent team performance. Our new PowerBook is a short read with practical, proven systems to help you lead your best, as yourself. bebetterleaders.beehiiv.com/upgrade

Great teammates - are committed to their craft - are committed to their team - are committed to the standard - are committed to the vision - are committed to growth It's not just about your talent, it's about your character and your commitment.

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We're writing a book! BETTER Jeremie Kubicek - Speaker/Author, Kevin DeShazo, and I have been hard at work synthesizing the BETTER System into short, impactful chapters called PowerBooks. They're designed to help you implement the ideas - not just read about them. You can get the

Leaders: take care of yourself first. Your mindset, your health, your perspective, your energy. This isn't selfish. It's you equipping yourself to give your team your best. You can't pour from an empty cup. You can't give what you don't possess.

Choose belief. Choose yourself.

Weak teams fight against each other. Great teams fight for each other. Culture is built on relational trust.

You can do the work. You can get better. You can take ownership.

The emotional tempo of the team is set by one person: the leader. Join over 3000 leaders in sports and learn more in this week’s newsletter, hitting inboxes tomorrow morning. bebetterleaders.beehiiv.com/subscribe

Key characteristic of great teams? Humility. They don't care about credit, about stats/awards, or about what they think they deserve. They care about doing whatever the teams needs them to do to win. Commit to your craft. Commit to being a great teammate. Humility always.

The mistake many coaches make is assuming their team is undisciplined, unfocused, or unmotivated - when really, the group is simply mirroring their pace. Read more about setting the right pace in this week’s newsletter. bebetterleaders.beehiiv.com/p/your-team-mi…

Perspective is a choice.

Great teams challenge each other. They push each other to get to another level, to become their best, to live the standard. It works because they know they are for each other, not their own agenda. They call each other up, not out. The key? Connection and trust.

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