Do not buy into the Transfer of Blame (TOB) mindset that says it’s someone or something else’s fault for your problems. Be accountable for you own work ethic, attitude, & choices you make.
You will be a lot happier knowing that you control your destiny.
Ted Lasso is quirky and, at times, downright silly.
But if you peel back the humor, the show actually has some crucial lessons.
Here are 10 that are applicable for any leader:
Real Athletes:
1. Don't fail classes
2. Don't skip workouts
3. Don't coast in practice
4. Don't cheat the process
5. Don't dodge competition
6. Don't disrespect the game
7. Don't gossip about teammates
8. Don't complain about coaches
9. Don't hurt the team
10. Don't make excuses
Leadership Question: Where is your mindset after something bad happens to you? (This is what separates a leader from a performer.)
(Use this book to build your team's mindset: https://t.co/FzrbrqKInI)
I don't care what star you are. One of the best kids I've ever coached had 0 stars, but he had unbelievable character, work ethic, and a burning desire to compete.
It's about playing for each other and attacking the process every day.
Chris Klieman on accountability: