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Maintaining high standards consistently is the key to achieving outstanding results. In this insightful episode, Greg Francis coaches his kids, Abbie, Bella, Crissy, Druce, and Elli, on how to set and uphold high standards while holding themselves accountable for continuous improvement. Learn how they assess their own work ethic and establish specific, attainable goals for long-term success. Packed with valuable lessons on personal accountability, goal setting, and self-discipline, this episode is a must-listen for anyone striving to raise champions in both life and sports.
"When you don't have a set standard, you'll automatically fit into the standards around you, and they might not be good."
🗣️ Quote from Kobe Bryant (not in the episode but referenced) "A lot of people say they want to be great, but they're not willing to make the sacrifices necessary to achieve greatness. They have other concerns, whether important or not, and they spread themselves out. That's totally fine. After all, greatness is not for everybody."
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Maintaining high standards consistently is the key to achieving outstanding results. In this insightful episode, Greg Francis coaches his kids, Abbie, Bella, Crissy, Druce, and Elli, on how to set and uphold high standards while holding themselves accountable for continuous improvement. Learn how they assess their own work ethic and establish specific, attainable goals for long-term success. Packed with valuable lessons on personal accountability, goal setting, and self-discipline, this episode is a must-listen for anyone striving to raise champions in both life and sports.
"When you don't have a set standard, you'll automatically fit into the standards around you, and they might not be good."
🗣️ Quote from Kobe Bryant (not in the episode but referenced) "A lot of people say they want to be great, but they're not willing to make the sacrifices necessary to achieve greatness. They have other concerns, whether important or not, and they spread themselves out. That's totally fine. After all, greatness is not for everybody."
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