En 2019, el profesor del MIT Patrick Winston dio una conferencia legendaria de 1 hora llamada “How to Speak”.
Tiene más de 18 millones de visualizaciones por una razón.
Sus frameworks:
· Tus ideas son como tus hijos
· La regla de los 5 minutos para presentaciones de trabajo
· Por qué los chistes fallan al principio
15 lecciones sobre comunicación:
This 1992 lecture at MIT from Steve Jobs will teach you more about product and sales than most 2 year MBA programs
Crazy just how ahead of his time this man truly was
A win would’ve been nice, but it was still the greatest night of my football life. It’s the moment that I will always remember when the real reason for football clicked in. Football isn’t just a game played with a ball on a field. It’s not just 3-D chess with men colliding. It’s human connection. It’s family genetics. It’s an allegiance passed from generation to generation. I witnessed my son standing in the same place that I stand, screaming at a black square with color pixels for an orange and blue team as if somehow his cries could affect the outcome of the game. Last night was the night that I knew I had done my real job as a Bears fan. I pass the game to the next generation. I shared a forever loyalty. He is fully on his way on a life time journey or highs and lows, love and loss, passion and grit, strategy and might, joy and disappointment. And when the day comes where my son and I are at an impasse. We can always talk about the Bears.
“The Lions lost because Ben Johnson was distracted by job interviews.”
Detroit had 521 yards in the playoff loss to Washington.
That’s the 10th-most of any team in a playoff game since 2000.
Detroit had 30 first downs.
That’s the 9th-most in a playoff game since 2000.
The offensive coordinator is an odd scapegoat in a game featuring a Top-10 offensive performance the last quarter-century.
-521 yards (2nd-most all year)
-30 first downs (2nd-most all year)
If Ben Johnson was so distracted, how did the Lions manage their 2nd-best offensive output in a historically good season?
Ben Johnson can be fairly criticized for two decisions in that game:
- 5-WR shotgun formation on 3rd & 1 in the red zone (Goff strip-sacked)
- Jameson Williams trick-play pass (intercepted)
The first backfired because Graham Glasgow whiffed on a block and Goff didn’t anticipate unimpeded blindside pressure.
The second was inexcusable; it was a do-or-die drive and, Jameson Williams had never attempted a pass in his life (including high school and college).
But Detroit was already down 10 in the 4th quarter (17.8% win probability) when the Jamo mishap occurred.
It was the final nail, not the cause of death.
Turnovers hurt, but the offense scored 31 points and moved the ball at will. They did enough to win most games.
Ben Johnson was the scapegoat, the defense was the culprit.
On their opening drive, Washington went 51-yards before getting stuffed on 4th & 1.
The rest of their drives, in order:
-Field Goal
-Touchdown
-Touchdown
-Touchdown
-Punt (pinned Detroit at own 9)
-Touchdown
-Touchdown
-Drove to DET 26, missed FG
-QB Kneel, celebrate
Did the Bears interview every member of the Lions defense, too?
(Miss you, Ben. 😢)
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