“Any time some trust is lost, it makes the process much more difficult and there was some trust lost. That’s as blunt as I can be.” – Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr On Wednesday October 5, 2022, the following incident took place during a pre-season practice session of the Golden State Warriors: This […]
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5 Things Aging Leaders Must Do To Evolve And Remain Relevant
As a 58-year-old man, few people will ever know how hard I work to remain relevant. Few people that is, unless you’re getting older and been there yourself. That is why the following story resonated with me so much and I feel has incredible value to all aging leaders. On Friday evening, February 24th, Golden […]
8 Signs You Are A Great Teammate
We is greater than Me. All experienced leaders know this to be the case. As a result, leaders place a high priority on creating a winning culture by building the best team possible. And to do that, you need a collection of great teammates. One such teammate is Golden State Warriors forward Andrew Wiggins. In […]
6 Leadership Lessons from Steph Curry’s Career-Defining Game 4 Performance
With 4:11 remaining in Game 3 for the 2022 NBA Finals between the Golden State Warriors and Boston Celtics, Warriors superstar guard Steph Curry and Celtics forward/center Al Horford both dove for a loose ball on the floor. During the scrum, Horford fell on Curry’s ankle causing him significant pain and sending fear and dread […]
5 Things Required For You To Achieve Mastery At Anything You Do
A Historic Acquisition On July 4, 2016 superstar forward Kevin Durant announced he was joining the 73-win and Western Conference champion Golden State Warriors. In an absurdity of riches, Durant joined two-time Most Valuable Player Steph Curry and Klay Thompson to give the team perhaps the three greatest shooters of all-time. The Warriors would go […]
“If you have to… you can blame me.”
I think there are times which are defining moments in leadership. Such a moment happened last evening. Allow me to contrast two individuals who had the same job but demonstrated completely different actions during personal and organizational times of crisis. First, let’s watch the video of the then-Los Angeles Lakers President Of Basketball Operations Magic […]
Leaders Make Adjustments. 7 Reasons Why Some Work And Some Don’t.
I have never met a leader who did not make adjustments when things were not going well. Some adjustments were big, major overhauls. Some adjustments are slight, a tiny shift here or there in hopes of making a large impact. The size of many adjustments is often based on the leader’s level of knowledge, experience, […]