This interview is a cornerstone of our program. We discuss the price of leadership and the cost of winning. Its not clean it is hard , messy. It can bring you to heaven and take you thru hell. We discuss his emotion. WHY? Why does he cry. I believe its because of the acknowledgment and sacrifice he had to make as a leader. Choices as a leader are not easy but they always have to be for the betterment of the team. He gets emotional because he gave up more than people will ever know to be the greatest and not just him be the greatest but bringing others places they could not go on their own. Then to hear others call him a tyrant or difficult is hard because he knows what he gave up to be the best Just my opinion
JOSH ALLEN MIC’D UP IS GOLD.
Allen was having a blast during the #Bills’ first game in their new stadium:
“I told you that was a touchdown.”
“I probably could’ve ran it.”
“The Cook is in the kitchen!”
“That is a hell of a drive.”
“Five tutties!”
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¿Y quien dice que sólo los niños sueñan con salir a la cancha con sus ídolos?
El Betis saltó hoy al terreno de juego con los 11 socios más antiguos. Los tipazos no paran de hablar y de sonreír.
El sueño del abuelo🫶
Steve Kerr says Roger Federer taught his Warriors team the secret to sustained success wasn’t outworking everyone, it was building a life around your craft you never want to escape from
“I’ll tell you a great story about Roger Federer. We were playing in China with the Warriors in 2017. Roger was in Shanghai for the Masters tournament, so we invited him to come speak to the team.”
“Draymond Green asked him, ‘How do you sustain success? How have you managed to win majors 20 years after you first won one?’ Everyone was expecting him to say, ‘I work harder than everybody,’ the will, all the clichés.”
“Roger Federer says, ‘I get up every morning and I make breakfast for my kids. Then I take them to school and drop them off. Then I go practice tennis for about two hours, and I’ve figured out a really good routine where I don’t destroy my body, but I can get all the work in I need.”
“‘Then I go have lunch with my wife. In the evening, we cook dinner together. The kids are all home from school. We ask them about school. There’s so much joy in the house. We put them to bed, and then I put my head on the pillow and go, “Man, that was just a great day.” And I’ve been doing that for 20 years.’”
“And it was like, yes. That’s it. That’s the formula. That’s what leads to sustained success. He loves tennis. He loves his family. He loves life. It’s not outworking everybody and banging your head against the wall, ‘I’m going to be better than everybody.’ It’s allowing your natural talent to shine through with a work ethic, with a great family life, with perspective, with peace, with mindfulness.”
“It’s perspective. It’s joy. It’s passion. It’s mindfulness. It’s an awareness that we are truly lucky. To get the most out of ourselves, it’s our daily rituals and experiences and love and joy.”
The job of a coach.
“My job is to always be opposite at the moment.”
Calm when chaos comes.
Confident when doubt creeps in.
Demanding when standards slip.
Encouraging when confidence drops.
Patient when frustration grows.
Give your team what the moment needs.
😂🇳🇴 "Norguey" ya es uno de los memes favoritos del Mundial. Tras la eliminación de varias selecciones latinoamericanas, miles de aficionados adoptaron a Noruega como su nuevo equipo, mientras la Embajada de Noruega en México agradeció el apoyo de la afición. 🇲🇽⚽ #TodoPuebla
@ATellodeMeneses@SChecoPerez@PrimeF1__@percepcionpubli Lo de Ferrari. Están solos los pilotos, coincido que llegó tarde la idea, otro ejemplo es su única victoria donde Sainz deja a Lando pegarse "as intended", ya me imagino a todos los del crew rascandose la cabeza.