Soft skills are extremely hard to develop in leaders. Which is why I created the Soft Skills Matrix... where we dive into 8 soft skills that every leader must master. 1. Communication 2. Emotional Intelligence 3. Adaptability 4. Conflict Resolution 5. Teamwork 6. Decision

Nick Saban said, "I think the biggest challenge is to stay focused on the things that you can control and not worry about the things that you can't." It means focusing on what matters and eliminating distractions. • It takes discipline. • It takes consistency. Saban's lessons

Six Japanese techniques to overcome laziness

Holding others ACCOUNTABLE is hard for team leaders. What do you say? Below are 9 statements team leaders can use to help hold their teammates ACCOUNTABLE. [THREAD] 🧵

After 30 years of coaching high school football I can tell you this is true.

It’s better to focus on what you can control:

Impact!

17 Laws Of Self-Improvement:

10 of the best visuals I have ever seen 1. SWOT Analysis:

Michael Jordan wasn’t great because of talent. He was great because of his standard. Not one-time effort. Not hype. It was a daily, relentless, no-compromise commitment. In his own words - Inside the mind of Michael Jordan:🧠

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At every practice, the Ohio State staff selected one player who embodied the values they wanted to build. That player earned a brick. Then they physically stacked that brick on a pallet - day after day. Over time, the foundation grew and a formation started to form.

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10 cheat codes for life that no one tells you:

Every Spurs player reads the same story before stepping on the court. They've been doing it for 25 years. It's not about basketball. It's about a guy who won't stop hitting a rock.

Leadership is about impact. Ted Lasso reminds us: bring energy, empathy, humor, and authenticity. Great teams aren’t built on X’s & O’s… They’re built on relationships.

Anyone can work hard, but it always comes down to your willingness to compete.

Everyone knows Michael Jordan’s highlights - the dunks, the rings, the game-winners. Few know how he thought. What separated him from everyone else wasn’t talent - it was his standards, his discipline, and how he thought. Here are MJ’s greatest lessons:👇