Leadership is hard

Christian symbols and their meanings - a 🧵

Our Lady of Sorrows, pray for us.

Having a bad day? Open this, smile guaranteed 😍 The Secret to Boys’ Happiness — A Crazy Thread 🧵😂 1 ) Boys just love rough games 😂

Power is in the tongue. Stop saying you're tired all the time, You're broke, or You're depressed. Dear son, Start saying you're grateful. Start manifesting growth. Start speaking life into yourself.

"My Sorrowful Mother, by the merit of the Grief which you felt at seeing your beloved Son Jesus led to death, obtain for me the grace to bear with Patience those Crosses which God sends me." -St. Alphonsus Maria de Liguori

Being a great leader starts with your habits and behaviors. It doesn't matter what you say - it matters what you do.

10 Mistakes leaders make that kill team energy

13 Pillars of high performers

Phil Jackson said, "Good teams become great ones when the members trust each other enough to surrender the Me for the We." Great teams know how to come together. • They connect. • They communicate. • They trust each other. 8 Things that Bring a Team Together:

Two coaches face the same challenge: One yells and loses his team. The other listens and earns their trust. The difference? Emotional IQ… [THREAD] 🧵

8 Culture killers in the workplace

HOW YOU PRACTICE SAYS A LOT! DO YOU: train with energy/enthusiasm? bring a high level of focus & intensity? compete on every drill? celebrate each other's successes? hold each other accountable? make eye contact with each other? create positive touches? have fun? get stuff done?

The biggest threat to excellence is complacency. Everyone tells you to "stay hungry" and "work hard", but no one shows you how to actually fight it. Most people think it's just about effort - it's not. Here's how elite teams eliminate complacency and why it matters:🧵

10 Career lessons you must learn

“God is so good to me that, in the silence, He speaks to my heart and teaches me, little by little, sometimes in tears, always with the cross, to detach myself from creatures, not to look for perfection except in Him.” — St. Rafael Arnáiz

Correcting isn’t criticizing. Discipline isn’t demeaning. Standards aren’t personal. Great players want to be coached. Great coaches know how to deliver it.

Small habits:

Cast your care upon God for you are His and He will not forget you. –St. John of The Cross