In part two from my conversation with Coach Nate Brookreson we discuss the following:

-Subjective Questioning
-Tangible Accountability
-How Nate puts it all together
-Plus more

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Athlete Monitoring pt2

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Talent Identification & Development In Sport w/Joe Baker (part 2)

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Talent Identification & Development In Sport w/Joe Baker (part 1)

Click Here To Leave A Review (takes 2 min) Take the FREE Winning Leader Assessment www.WinningLeader.io In episode 1 Season 5 I have a conversation with Michael Lombardi, author of the brand new book Gridiron Genius. I also have cohost Jim Jorden, MULTI-AWARD WINNING SPORTS EMMY Film Producer from NFL Films joining our conversation.  Here are just a few of the highlights we covered:   What was your original title for this book? Why is leadership killing culture? What are the 4 areas of leadership? How wide should these 4 areas spread within an organization? Coach Walsh's Standard of Performance How to instill accountability Why leaders need to be able to have difficult conversations The first thing a leader needs to do when they work with a new player Michael's unique system for finding talent Why SCOUTING is more about elimination than it is finding players The tension of having a separate GM and Head Coach vs one guy doing both jobs How to best deal with players who are major distractions The Famous 62 NICKEL play "Part of leading is to LEAD PEOPLE not just take the path of least resistance." The 'Got To Have It' Day approach of the New England Patriots Why there are only 3-4 current NFL coaches who have even played in a Super Bowl What was the BIGGEST MISTAKE of Michael Lombardi's career? Why hasn't anyone else been able to repeat the success of Bill Walsh? "It's harder to change people, than it is to create people." What's the best place for a young/new coach to start who wants to build a winning dynasty? Michaels biggest pet peeve in the NFL What's the #1 most successful style of leadership in the NFL?  Connect with Michael Lombardi on twitter @mlombardiNFL Connect with Jim Jorden on twitter @JimJorden89 

Gridiron Genius

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In part two of this conversation with author Dan Heath we discuss the following:

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-Rett's insight on applying the Disneyland Story to the world of performance training
-Moments of PRIDE- pg 140 "Hard work is essential but it doesn't guarantee that we'll experience defining moments" and the importance of 'Recognizing Others'
-Why recognition was not orginally part of the book?
-Dan on the 'every kid gets a trophy' approach?
-What might be some strategies for better recognition other than just numbers in the weight room?
-Dan on why we have to be careful what we recognize
-The importance of creating Shared Meaning
-The power of LAUGHTER (not the same as humor)
-Should coaches follow their passion or follow their purpose?
-What's the MOST IMPORTANT FIRST STEP a coach can take to create a powerful moment?

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SPECIAL SHOUT OUT to my guest co-host Rett Larson.  Be sure and connect with him www.twitter.com/rettlarson

Athlete Monitoring pt2

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