The biggest problem in conversations as being EGOCENTRIC. Focused on you. Have you ever thought of doing a little TOPIC PREP before conversations. How about having some great and unusual "Go To" questions when you're talking to someone. Learn how to END CONVERSATIONS.

You need a SYSTEM to play great defense. In teaching players, you have to support what you're teaching with ANALYTICS. You also have to have players who can deal with LOSING.

It starts with making the TIME for your close friends. Then it comes down to being a great listener. To do ACTIVE LISTENING . Repeating back what you hear. And lastly, if your friend says they went to Greece, don't tell them about your Grecian experience. Let them share theirs.

This comes from Stanford neuroscientist Andrew Huberman. One of the leading authorities on health in the United States today. Your IDENTITY affects your daily actions. You create your identity through focused and deliberate SELF TALK. You do this in your MORNING ROUTINE.

Kobe talks about his "ALTAR EGO" he created before a game. Discusses his fist fight with teammate Shaquille O'Neil. You'll also learn about how he refined his mental toughness as well as how mentors like Michael Jordan helped Kobe.

Chris talks about the power of coaches stimulating peer to peer influence. Because peers can influence each other often times better than coaches can. Chris also talks about the concept of work life balance. There is no balance when there is an obsession. And that's okay. Enjoy the obsession.

It's Ed's secret weapon for success. You want to give yourself a TASTE of success. He also explains that we GRAVITATE to what we're most familiar with. So you want to VISUALIZE what you want. He also says that 10% of the time you need to visualize how you HANDLE ADVERSITY. Powerful!

This number one bestseller is a game changer. Inner Excellence says you had to have a SYSTEM for doing life. For becoming the person you want to be. Otherwise your inner self is built upon what other people think. That breeds insecurity, feeling of not enough, and a strong negative inner voice.

A great team starts with a compelling VISION. But what's most important is having CLARITY regarding the specific COMMITMENTS the team makes, and the individuals make, to achieve the vision. One of the foundational commitments is CONNECTION. And how both coaches and players can do it.

George helped them discover who they REALLY WERE. To really understand their personal story. And who they authentically are. Once they understood that, they lived into their greatness. Also learn that you have to DECIDE if you're going to STRIVE for SUCCESS or AVOID FAILURE.