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66 - Building Bad-Ass Teams w/ Garret Harrell
Ahhhhh life is tough, ain't it? The 2nd Law of Thermodynamics (the Law of Entropy) states that the general tendency of the universe is to move from order and structure to lack of order and lack of structure, and downright chaos. It is only our individual EFFORT that makes it possible to reverse this flow. Taking ACTION can improve our lives. A lack of ACTION does not mean our lives will stay the same... according to the Law of Entropy, they will indeed get worse.
People spend a lifetime trying to get their own shit together! So how can we even talk about high-performance teams? It's hard enough to identify the effort required of individuals to improve their own state. Where do we even start to talk about how to turn a group of people/employees/teammates into a high-performance team?!
Well it's a good thing we have Garret Harrell! This week's #truthseekers guest lays out the principles. Isn't that a funny thing?! People are vastly different, we can agree - but the principles remain the same.
What does it look like when everyone is bought in to a common mission? What's the difference between unengaged and disengaged? How do we know a team is "high-performing"... and what sort of things can a high-performing team produce that are even greater than what one individual is capable of?
You'll just have to tune into this week's episode to find out!
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Ahhhhh life is tough, ain't it? The 2nd Law of Thermodynamics (the Law of Entropy) states that the general tendency of the universe is to move from order and structure to lack of order and lack of structure, and downright chaos. It is only our individual EFFORT that makes it possible to reverse this flow. Taking ACTION can improve our lives. A lack of ACTION does not mean our lives will stay the same... according to the Law of Entropy, they will indeed get worse.
People spend a lifetime trying to get their own shit together! So how can we even talk about high-performance teams? It's hard enough to identify the effort required of individuals to improve their own state. Where do we even start to talk about how to turn a group of people/employees/teammates into a high-performance team?!
Well it's a good thing we have Garret Harrell! This week's #truthseekers guest lays out the principles. Isn't that a funny thing?! People are vastly different, we can agree - but the principles remain the same.
What does it look like when everyone is bought in to a common mission? What's the difference between unengaged and disengaged? How do we know a team is "high-performing"... and what sort of things can a high-performing team produce that are even greater than what one individual is capable of?
You'll just have to tune into this week's episode to find out!