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Kirby Smart said, "The disease that creeps into your program is called entitlement...We have a saying around our place, we eat off the floor. If you're willing to eat off the floor, you can be special."
Entitlement is the enemy of hard work.
It's the delusion that you deserve something that you haven't earned.
• Entitlement is the enemy of progress.
• Entitlement means you're lacking in gratitude.
• Entitlement means you're not living with a growth-mindset.
When you realize that you have to earn everything, you don't have a single ounce of entitlement in your bones.
How to Get Entitlement Out of Your Culture
1. Lead by Example - Leaders should demonstrate humility and a non-entitled attitude. Leading by example is not about your position or title, it's about your behavior. When leaders show they don't consider themselves above others, it sets a tone for the team, discouraging entitlement.
2. Create a Culture of Growth - When you have a mindset of excellence and improvement then the growth will never stop. Encourage a place where learning from failures, continuous self-improvement, and personal development are valued. This promotes humility and helps people understand that effort and learning are key to success, not just inherent talent or privilege.
3. Set Clear Expectations and Accountability - When people know what to expect, they know how to act. Clearly define roles, responsibilities, and goals. When team members know what is expected, they understand that success is a result of meeting these objectives, not just a default outcome.
4. Foster a Culture of Gratitude - Create an environment where gratitude and humility are valued. Encourage people to appreciate what they have and the efforts of others. You can be entitled when you are grateful for every day and every opportunity. This mindset will reduce the feelings of entitlement and promote a more cooperative and appreciative culture.
5. Encourage Service and Empathy - Promote activities that involve serving others or contributing to the team. When people know each other and care for each other, they connect and lack feelings of entitlements. It helps drive collaboration, empathy, and service to the team. People understand the value of contributing, as opposed to expecting things without effort.
6. Regularly Assess and Adjust - Continuously evaluate the team's culture and make adjustments as needed. Regular assessment helps identify entitlement issues early and allows for timely interventions to maintain a healthy, collaborative team environment.
"We don't run from hard work; our kids don't run from work. As long as you don't have entitlement in your program, you got a shot." - Kirby Smart
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KIRBY SMART ON BEING GREAT
"There's one way. The right way. The hard way. There are no shortcuts.
When the alarm goes off...if you wanna be a really good player, you're gonna get up & go to class.
You've gotta do something somebody else isn't willing to do."
~ @TerryCollege
Everything starts with Commitment.
📣 Pat Summitt said, “We keep score in life because it matters. It counts. It matters. Too many people opt out and never discover their own abilities because they fear failure. They don't understand commitment.”
Committed Teams WIN.
If students aren’t getting enough physical activity, unstructured play, & recess, don’t blame them when they get restless, fidgety, & can’t focus in class. Children need to move! Physical activity and play, enhances focus, self regulation of emotions, & academic performance.
Want to RETAIN teachers? Do THESE!
•Make smaller class sizes happen
•Listen and Advocate to teacher concerns
•Improve the response to student behavioral issues
•Increase planning time
•Improve salaries
•Let teachers TEACH!
FOR SUCCESS, STUDENTS NEED:
•9+ hours of sleep
•Proper nutrition (limit sugar)
•Limit absences from school
•Limit screen time (social media, video games, TV)
•30+ min of daily exercise
•Emotional Availability (someone to talk to)
•Challenges (an opportunity to fail)
WINNING THOUGHTS:
1) Decide what you want.
2) Decide how you'll get it.
3) Out work everyone else.
4) DON'T EVER QUIT TRYING.
“Winning is fun...Sure. But winning is not the point. Wanting to win is the point. Not giving up is the point. Never letting up is the point. Never being satisfied with what you've done is the point.”
- Pat Summitt
.@WoosterSports senior Cole Hissong joined us on this week’s Friday Five after he helped the Fighting Scots rally from a 26-point deficit last week to win against Wittenberg! #NCACPride
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Smithville HS will rename Smithies Stadium as Keith Schrock Stadium.
The Green Local BOE voted unanimously during its meeting this morning to honor Schrock with the stadium renaming at Oct 14 game against Rittman. Much-deserved honor for all-time WC football coaching wins leader.