🔥Show Notes🗒

Sean Glaze turns talent into teamwork. A championship basketball coach turned leadership and culture expert, he now delivers engaging keynotes and custom team-building programs nationwide—helping organizations like Cisco, John Deere, the CDC, and Emory University boost collaboration, productivity, and build Sticky Cultures people don’t want to leave. His bestselling parable-style books—Rapid Teamwork, What Effective Leaders Do, The 10 Commandments of Winning Teammates, and Staying Coachable—equip leaders and teams with simple, actionable tools that spark growth and deliver results. 

📣QUOTE:  "Culture is the behaviors you allow and repeat—so lead the behaviors you want to see." —Sean Glaze 🧭

Coach Fergie’s Top 5+ Knowledge Nuggets and Take-Aways:

1. Define your culture by the behaviors you allow and repeat—lead with what you want to see. 🧭
2. Stop relying only on talent and strategy—culture is the missing leg that makes success stable. 🪑
3. Model coachability yourself if you want your team to be curious and open to change. 🎯
4. Set standards instead of slogans—define “good” and enforce it with kindness and consistency. 📏
5. Live off-balance on purpose—lean into the season’s priority to create true harmony. 🎷
6. Keep great people by showing appreciation and giving them room to grow. 💡

🔹 Valuable Time-Stamps🔹

 🕒 00:07:00 — Culture = behaviors allowed; leadership’s symptom
 🕒 00:16:00 — You can’t steer a parked car
 🕒 00:19:00 — Ladder of Awareness: symptom→solution
 🕒 00:24:00 — G.R.E.A.T. culture: goals, relationships, expectations, accountability, thanking
 🕒 00:37:00 — Awareness via reflection, feedback, coaching  

🛠️Recommended Resources:  

🌐 Visit Sticky Cultures Website

📘 Pick Up Sean’sBook: What Effective Leaders Do

🔗Sean’s LinkedIn 

▶ Sticky Cultures YouTube

🔵 Sticky Cultures Facebook

🐦 Sean’s X formerly Twitter

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Artwork courtesy of Dylan Allen