Our high-performance team embraces the dichotomy of winning and failure. There are four key reasons why high-performance teams win together:
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Coaching for success, is never about a single change; it’s the gradual impact of becoming a more rounded leader. #coachjoe
â•ď¸Ź As a leader—coach— mentor, it is sometimes hard to see the impact of developing and tapping into the genius that exists within an individual. 🔂 The confidence—competency loop is continuous as we learn and implement the knowledge. đź“Š Achieving individual or team objectives doesn’t need to be all-or-nothing. Ideally, everyone is contributing through theContinue reading “Coaching for success, is never about a single change; it’s the gradual impact of becoming a more rounded leader. #coachjoe”
Leaders value and protect their culture. #coachjoe
“The secret to well-being has never been the excess accumulation of resources, but rather, well-being comes with cooperative reciprocity.” – Rebecca Heiss, PhD. #coachjoe Leaders looking to promote cooperation and altruistic contribution among team members would be wise to create a collaborative culture.
My inner voice is the loudest. If I don’t use it strategically, the message can replace my mission. #coachjoe
The expert begins at the same place you are right now. #coachjoe 👇
The expert begins at the same place you are right now. #coachjoe 👇 *Strategically plan for new experiences in your life.*To build competency and “master” a skill you must begin.*Learning is the framework for building the skills required to grow.*Congruence; is the ideal that you think you are and who you want to be.*Contributing; whatContinue reading “The expert begins at the same place you are right now. #coachjoe 👇”
Leaders understand how to integrate small wins to move from one success plateau to another. #coachjoe
â•ď¸Ź Contemplate what you’ve already accomplished and build on the actions 🔺Find something worth fighting for. đź‘“ Identify the real enemies: doubt, delay, and division. Procrastination is the enemy of consistency.