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You don’t have to win a championship to be considered a championship team. In certain years at Texas our team won the conference championship simply because we had far superior talent. To me championship teams are teams that overachieve. It’s…
As head tennis coach at the University of Texas I knew that to contend for national championships our athletes would have to exceed expectations. My role was to create an environment that challenged them to stretch beyond what they perceived…
Ambiguity: Part 5 of 5 - Lead By Being Led. As we enter yet another week of lockdowns, skyrocketing unemployment, paralyzed supply chains, and grim death counts, world leaders are considering how and when to return to business as usual.…
Ambiguity: a state of being vague and unclear. The Coronavirus Pandemic has forced businesses to confront a world of unprecedented ambiguity. When will things to return to normal? And what will ‘normal’ look like? Before the onset of the pandemic,…
Ambiguity: a state of being vague and unclear. The Coronavirus Pandemic has forced businesses to confront a world of ambiguity. We are in uncharted territory. When will things to return to normal? And what will ‘normal’ look like? I help…
The question you should be asking is “What’s in it for them?” You are driving to work listening to the radio and suddenly you hear about an accident on the route you are taking to get to your destination (living…