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If you think of great leaders in sports, a lot of them come from the college level, not necessarily professional. Why? Because College’s have to replenish their talent every 4 years and build a winning culture that carries them to a dynasty! The feat is even more impressive at the college level
In today’s episode, we’re going to dive into what’s made Clemson the powerhouse they are, and how Dabo Swinney has played a pivotal role in this transformation over the past 16 years and what you can learn from this to apply in your business as a championship leader. Whether or not you’re a big football or sports fan, we think these practical analogies will hit home and help you understand what it takes to build a winning championship culture in your organization.
For help building a championship culture and organization, schedule a free business analysis meeting at www.elitebusinessadvisors.com
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If you think of great leaders in sports, a lot of them come from the college level, not necessarily professional. Why? Because College’s have to replenish their talent every 4 years and build a winning culture that carries them to a dynasty! The feat is even more impressive at the college level
In today’s episode, we’re going to dive into what’s made Clemson the powerhouse they are, and how Dabo Swinney has played a pivotal role in this transformation over the past 16 years and what you can learn from this to apply in your business as a championship leader. Whether or not you’re a big football or sports fan, we think these practical analogies will hit home and help you understand what it takes to build a winning championship culture in your organization.
For help building a championship culture and organization, schedule a free business analysis meeting at www.elitebusinessadvisors.com
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