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Welcome back to another episode of The Unlimited Potential Show! This episode is our last in a three-part series on Phil Jackson's "Eleven Rings the Soul To Success". Phil Jackson is one of the most impactful coaches and players of all time. He has coached prolific teams like the Chicago Bulls and the Los Angeles Lakers to multiple NBA championships.
With nine championship rings for coaching and two as a player under his belt, it's safe to say he's figured out the winning strategies it takes to get your team to the top. There were many things that influenced Phil's time as a coach but one of the biggest influences was the book "Tribal Leadership".
Join us as we dive deeper into the "Eleven Rings" mentality by taking a look at a foundational piece of leadership used by Phil Jackson. It all comes down to culture, More than your strategies, more than your systems and processes, more than the structure of the business. Because without a strong culture those areas will never reach their full potential.
Listen in as we talk about the influence that culture has both inside and outside of work, the five stages of tribal leadership to be aware of, and the role as your tribe's leader. Learn from some of the best out there like Pixar, Viome, and the legendary Chicago Bulls of '96 on how you can grow a culture that leads to inevitable success.
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Welcome back to another episode of The Unlimited Potential Show! This week we start a three-part series on Phil Jackson's "Eleven Rings the Soul To Success". Phil Jackson is one of the most impactful coaches and players of all time. He has coached prolific teams like the Chicago Bulls and the Los Angeles Lakers to multiple NBA championships.
With nine championship rings for coaching and two as a player under his belt, it's safe to say he's figured out the winning strategies it takes to get your team to the top. We had to break this into multiple parts because this book is filled with practices and principles that will help redirect you towards the path of victory.
Today we discuss the remaining principles of "Eleven Rings" and it really all comes down to this: How can you create a culture that forges collective flow and unity? The answer is deeper than you think. By the way, if you missed the first four principles, we encourage you to check out episode 53 and come back when you're ready!
Join us as we talk about the importance of imbuing common practices with a deeper sense of meaning and connection so that your foundation comes with intention. As well as, why it's pivotal to lead with compassion, how you can get out of your head, Why we become stronger together, and even how preparing for the unpredictable keeps your team strong. These practices are what have made NBA champions time and time again and with a track record like that, we can't let the opportunity of victory in our lives slip by!
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Today, we dive into the first four principles he uses to create a championship team and we gotta say it paints an inspiring picture. It all starts with cultivating an unbreakable bond with your team, we discuss his method for fostering this type of relationship and why this is the most important thing when it comes to making a cohesive team.
Join us as we talk about how you can create an authentic connection with honesty and vulnerability, how to handle the big ego on the team, and how as a leader you can distribute the power in a healthy way. You'll get tips to inspire each person in your team to find their unique role and ultimately lead you all to victory.
So grab a pen and paper and hit play because you will want to write this down! For more information and resources, check out the links below!
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Do you remember the story about the tortoise and the hare? It's that classic tale of a rabbit who was so confident in his abilities that he ended up snoozing and losing to the turtle who should have lost by a landslide.
Of course, being confident in your ability isn't a bad thing, but when it leads to stopping you in your tracks, it's time to change your perspective.
Join us this week as we dive into the concept of confident humility and how you can learn this vital skill for yourself. Just like the rabbit, we as people can have overconfidence in one area or another, this can lead to stagnation, tension in relationships, and even missing out on something big. Today we go over the practices and mindsets you can instill to make sure that you never stop growing and learning.
Listen in as we talk about the importance of finding what true confidence is and how the strength of humility can accelerate your growth and knowledge. You'll hear how scientists stay at the top with cognitive flexibility, how to spot false confidence, why differing opinions might actually strengthen your own, and the importance of being humble in all that you do. If you want to be a highly effective person then learning confident humility is a great place to start.
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Welcome back to The Unlimited Potential Show! This is the continuation of our series based on Stephen R. Covey's "The 7 Habits Of Highly Effective People". For over the past 30 years, this book has remained in the top 10 selling books for business and leadership. This book is widely considered the best and most influential leadership and business book of the 20th century.
With high praise like that there's no way, we couldn't check this out for ourselves! After diving in, we knew this couldn't be just one episode. This book is profound and chalked full of wisdom that we are dedicating an episode to each individual habit. Hit play to join our conversation into habit number 7, the habit of Sharpening The Saw!
This habit is interesting because it's the last one, but also, mastering this habit will make all the habits we've covered so far that much more effective. Even more than that, mastering this habit will upgrade your whole life. Today we talk about the four categories that sharpening your saw covers, your body, your mind, your heart, and your spirit. Can you see why this habit is so important now?
If you've ever felt like you don't have enough time for self-care or enough energy to go after personal goals, there is hope! We discuss the practices and techniques that keep highly effective people working at their optimum level. You'll hear practical tips on how to get over that afternoon slump, how to keep your mind in top shape, plus the best ways to renew your mind and expand your heart.
This episode is overflowing with strategies to keep you at your best, so you can perform at your best. So, grab a notebook and pencil because you will want to write this down. For more resources, or to connect with us, check out the links below!
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Welcome back to The Unlimited Potential Show! This is the continuation of our series based on Stephen R. Covey's "The 7 Habits Of Highly Effective People". For over the past 30 years, this book has remained in the top 10 selling books for business and leadership. This book is widely considered the best and most influential leadership and business book of the 20th century.
With high praise like that there's no way, we couldn't check this out for ourselves! After diving in, we knew this couldn't be just one episode. This book is profound and chalked full of wisdom that we are dedicating an episode to each individual habit. Hit play to join our conversation into habit number 6, the habit of synergizing!
You may relate to this, have you ever been a part of a team, where everything seems to flow effortlessly throughout the project? That feeling of knowing without a doubt, that what you came up with together is better than anything you could have done individually. That is the feeling of synergy, and today you'll learn all about how you can create an environment where synergy is always present.
Join us in one of the most interesting episodes of this series, as we unpack the principles and practical tips to make synergy a regular part of your life. We talk about learning from some of the best coaches in the world and how they were able to forge an unbreakable bond that lead their teams to championships again and again. You'll learn what it takes to create an environment that fosters new and opposing ideas without causing personal conflict, as well as the value and innovation you can find within differing views.
Remember these habits build upon each other, to master this habit requires mastery of the first five habits. If you haven't listened to the earlier episodes in this series, we encourage you to check them out and come back to this one later. The only way to succeed is to have a good foundation! To connect with us on our private Facebook page, check out the links below!
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Welcome back to The Unlimited Potential Show! This is the continuation of our series based on Stephen R. Covey's "The 7 Habits Of Highly Effective People". For over the past 30 years, this book has remained in the top 10 selling books for business and leadership. This book is widely considered the best and most influential leadership and business book of the 20th century.
With high praise like that there's no way, we couldn't check this out for ourselves! After diving in, we knew this couldn't be just one episode. This book is profound and chalked full of wisdom that we are dedicating an episode to each individual habit. Hit play to join our conversation into habit number 5, the habit of seeking to understand!
Think of the most exhausting conversation you've ever had. You may have felt like you were talking in circles and the person in front of you was not taking any of the advice you had to offer. Now take a moment, and think back again. Were you listening to what they were saying, or were you just waiting for them to be done talking so you could get your point across?
If you answered yes to that second part, then you aren't alone! Join us as we talk about the most effective way for you to communicate with others. It all starts with empathetic listening, what that means is you listen to understand the other person, not to talk back to them. This is a key habit of being a highly effective person and it's one that we think could change your life forever.
We go over the three principles of seeking to understand, and how you can use this skill to meet the needs of others and truly make a difference with those around you. The best leaders are the ones who can empathize with those they lead and show they truly care. Whether you're talking about taking out the trash or dealing with a client's complaints at work, you'll get the best tips and practices to listen with intention and walk out feeling better than ever before.
This episode is packed with examples and wisdom on just how important it is to master this skill. So, sit back and listen in because what we have may be just what you need. To find the resources we mentioned in this episode, check out the links below!
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Welcome back to The Unlimited Potential Show! This is the continuation of our series based on Stephen R. Covey's "The 7 Habits Of Highly Effective People". For over the past 30 years, this book has remained in the top 10 selling books for business and leadership. This book is widely considered the best and most influential leadership and business book of the 20th century.
With high praise like that there's no way, we couldn't check this out for ourselves! After diving in, we knew this couldn't be just one episode. This book is profound and chalked full of wisdom that we are dedicating an episode to each individual habit. Hit play to join our conversation into habit number 4, the habit of thinking win-win!
"You don't have to blow out the other person's light to let your own shine." - Bernard M. Baruch
If you've ever worked in an office, chances are you've experienced or seen some questionable practices. The business world (and many other industries for that matter) is known to be highly competitive and "dog-eat-dog". However, when it comes to being a highly effective person, the only way to victory is for everyone to win.
Join us as we discuss the principles of what it takes to live with a win-win mentality and create a culture of cooperation instead of competition. We talk about the importance of teamwork and how that goes deeper than just rooting each other on from the sidelines. You'll learn how you can develop trust, loyalty, and real connections with everyone in your life to upgrade your team and make it across the finish line. Learn key principles, like why vulnerability gives you strength, loving people according to how they receive it, knowing when to stop depositing and when you should withdraw, and even how you can avoid being taken advantage of!
This episode is full of practical tips to help change your mentality, take you out of your head, and start serving others and making the world a better place. To join our private Facebook group and get more exclusive content, check out the links below!
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Welcome back to The Unlimited Potential Show! This is the continuation of our series based on Stephen R. Covey's "The 7 Habits Of Highly Effective People". For over the past 30 years, this book has remained in the top 10 selling books for business and leadership. This book is widely considered the best and most influential leadership and business book of the 20th century.
With high praise like that there's no way, we couldn't check this out for ourselves! After diving in, we knew this couldn't be just one episode. This book is profound and chalked full of wisdom that we are dedicating an episode to each individual habit. Hit play to join our conversation into habit number 3, the habit of personal management!
You may have had this week before. It's super busy, with lots of emails, phone calls, texts, dinners, and things that keep you running around. Then at the end of the week, you realize all that work you did got you nowhere closer to your end goal.
So, how can you skip the distractions and get right to what matters?
Today we take a dive into personal management and how you can practically create a workweek that has you cutting through the noise and intentionally moving that needle forward. We talk about the 4 principles mentioned in the book, how to know what is a priority in your life, and the two practices to help manage your time more effectively.
Sometimes, like that workweek above, our lives get so inundated with information and things we need to do, we never stop to think about WHEN we need to do them. Our world is run by apps, notifications, reminders, and all sorts of things that make it seem like everything is urgent. But with the 4 quadrants tool, you'll be able to separate the 'urgent' from the important and all the degrees in between. Listen in as we give practical tips on how you can effectively plan your week in advance, prevent emergencies and distractions, and even how you can hone in on your life's vision.
We hope this episode encourages you to pinpoint your priorities and take the steps towards your dreams. For more resources, check out the links below!
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Welcome back to The Unlimited Potential Show! This is the continuation of our series based on Stephen R. Covey's "The 7 Habits Of Highly Effective People". For over the past 30 years, this book has remained in the top 10 selling books for business and leadership. This book is widely considered the best and most influential leadership and business book of the 20th century.
With high praise like that there's no way, we couldn't check this out for ourselves! After diving in, we knew this couldn't be just one episode. This book is profound and chalked full of wisdom that we are dedicating an episode to each individual habit. Hit play to join our conversation into habit number 2, Beginning with the end in mind!
Have you ever been to a meeting where there was no agenda? It doesn't matter how long the meeting is, if there isn't a clear objective in mind, then it's a waste of everyone's time.
This is the exact principle we cover in today's episode! Except we aren't just talking about an hour-long meeting but the plan for your life. You'll learn all about the practice of creating a clear mission statement for your life so that when change happens you'll be ready. Listen in as we talk about the biggest step people usually skip in order to move faster, but it's like placing a ladder on the wrong wall, you'll only find the WRONG place faster. Hear real-life examples of how you can live with intentionality and how finding clarity only makes it more likely for you to succeed.
Learn how you can take the guessing game out of your future, with great tips on deepening relationships with those around you, and refining your mission statement as you go. Your destiny begins with a thought, so use that power to make your own blueprint and change the very world around you!
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