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Kobe on Leadership:
"Leadership is Lonely. If you are going to be a leader, you are not going to please everybody. You have to hold people accountable. Even if you have that moment of being uncomfortable."
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Coaches, how often do we stop and question WHY we do things a certain way?
Harrison Smith on Brian Flores:
“Who decided that four was the baseline amount that you should send?”
Why do we run certain drills, teach skills a certain way, or use certain schemes?
Purpose or habit?
I could listen to Harrison Smith talk about Brian Flores’ scheme all day.
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Something fascinating about championship teams:
The best player isn’t always the leader.
But the leader almost always makes the best player better.
Why does that happen?
LaMelo with some great leadership nuggets here…
“There are two halves to a game.”
“Keep your head up.”
“I just go out there and be me.”
Love seeing him celebrate others, do the little things that impact winning, and make his teammates better.
That’s leadership!
Greg Berge retweeted
Want to know why some teams win year after year, even when the players change?
Habits.
How you practice, prepare, and handle the little things.
Good habits lead to better decisions.
Better decisions lead to better results.
Curt Cignetti nails it. 🔥
Want to know why some teams win year after year, even when the players change?
Habits.
How you practice, prepare, and handle the little things.
Good habits lead to better decisions.
Better decisions lead to better results.
Curt Cignetti nails it. 🔥
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Good habits lead to better decisions.
Better decisions lead to better results.👇
What happens when things don’t go your team’s way?
Do they adjust, or fall apart?
I’ve always believed adversity shows you a team’s true culture.
AGILE teams adapt.
FRAGILE teams break under pressure.
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What can tear a team apart?
It’s often the little things nobody deals with.
Boats don’t sink because of the water around them. They sink because of the water that gets inside.
Team Captains and Leaders: Don’t let the little things become big problems.
That’s the job.
Greg Berge retweeted
Boats don't SINK because of the water around them.
They SINK because of the water that gets INSIDE of them.
Team Captains and Leaders:
▪️Keep a pulse of the team
▪️Put out the small fires
▪️Be proactive
▪️Talk to your coach
▪️Keep the water out of your boat
You can have great players, great plays, and a great game plan… and still fall short.
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When everyone is talented, talent means nothing. 🔥
Inky Johnson nailed it.
At the highest level, the separator isn't skill. It's leadership. Culture. Commitment. Mindset.
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Greg Berge retweeted
Game day doesn’t lie.
It reveals your habits, your preparation, and your culture in real time.
Walk into any locker room and you're one of two things.
A fountain that fills people up.
A drain that empties them out.
Players know which one you are before you say a word.
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“Negative experiences without teaching kill morale.”
This is such an important coaching lesson.
Players are going to fail. They are going to make mistakes.
The question: What do we do with it?
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Do we embarrass players or educate them?
Do we create fear or build confidence?
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