Recently I wrote the article 5 Things The Very Best Continually Do To Remain The Very Best At What They Do. This post builds on those concepts. The following are 5 Questions Leaders Should Be Asking Coming Out Of Thanksgiving: The Coke Can Principle Scott is a good friend of mine. He is a kind, […]
“It’s not a failure; it’s steps to success.” – Milwaukee Bucks star player Giannis Antetokounmpo On Wednesday, April 26th, there were four playoff games played in the NBA. In two of the games, the series were closed out including the Miami Heat’s shocking upset of the Milwaukee Bucks. But the most significant thing which took […]
Leadership does not have to be that hard. There will undoubtably be significant challenges but you don’t have to unnecessarily sabotage your success. A Newscast Suddenly Goes Off The Rails Sometimes leaders can learn important lessons from the most humorous circumstances and unusual places. Such an event took place on December 22, 2022 when KWWL-TV […]
Recently, Peter Engler and team of the wonderful website The33rdTeam.com did a deep dive into what actually wins NFL games. They evaluated all 5000+ regular season and play-off games since 2000. The study identified the 65 most-common factors that determined the difference between team success and failure. You can read their full article and its results […]
74% of Americans hate their job. Arnold Schwarzenegger says, “2% succeed and 98% don’t.” In the midst of these statistical realities, how does a person succeed. In his viral YouTube speech shown above, Arnold outlines three primary ways to become a success: Vision Hard Work Ignore The Naysayers This video has hit really close to […]
What does it take to achieve greatness in your craft or profession? First, it takes talent. But talent alone will not achieve greatness in your craft or profession. Talent alone is merely potential. You need to add humility to talent. As has been stated, humility is not thinking less of yourself. Humility is thinking of […]
Have you ever wondered what it would take to be the very best at what you do in an industry that has been around 50 years or more? All leaders have. Recently, I was reading the 1972 Hall Of Fame induction speech of Gino Marchetti by then Baltimore Colts owner Carroll Rosenbloom. Rosenbloom provided a […]
