Great Teams are Committed.
- Committed to Each Other
- Committed to WE over ME
- Committed to Working Hard
- Committed to Being Resilient
- Committed to Accountability
- Committed to a Great Attitude
- Committed to Getting Better Every Day
Committed Teams WIN.
We need to stop saying “hard to reach” patients
Many patients are disadvantaged by OUR approach, design & biases in healthcare
This is why it’s so important to have a diverse workforce and co-design with patients
Maybe the problem is us in healthcare- not them
Any coach can learn the X’s and O’s.
The best coaches focus on:
1. Creating their CULTURE
2. Growing their SYSTEM HABITS
3. Developing a winning MINDSET
4. Building player RELATIONSHIPS
5. Developing their player LEADERSHIP
What is your focus?
It’s not a line.
It’s a measurement of commitment, sacrifice, respect, integrity, effort and fortitude
It’s a symbol to remind us that greatness lies in the smallest of details
Great teams have players who hold each other accountable to meeting their line of standards everyday
8 Ways to be a GREAT Teammate:
1. Bring ➕ Energy
2. Be a Connector
3. Appreciate All Roles
4. Compliment Teammates
5. Be an Active Communicator
6. Lead Team in High Fives/Fist Bumps
7. Confront Teammates when Needed
8. Challenge Teammates to meet Standards
“We have a saying that everyone’s role is different, but everyone’s status is the same.
It’s a reminder that no matter how bright the spotlight gets, we are all part of something much larger than ourselves.” -Jay Wright
What does an “Energy Sucker” do?
- Slouches
- Complains
- Disengaged
- Shows up late
- Blames others
- Screws around
- Makes excuses
- No eye contact
- Inconsistent effort
- The bare minimum
- Poor body language
- Non-verbal at practice
Do the opposite.
Be an Energy GIVER⚡️.