POWERFUL LESSONS

LeadersCAN LEARN FROM BASKETBALL

10

THERE IS ALWAYS A

WINNER AND A LOOSER

The game will almost always go to the team who earns it

by being more prepared than their competition.

NUMBER ONE

THERE IS NO "I" IN "TEAM"You can not be successful or grow without help from other people.

NUMBER TWO

HAVE DIFFERENT GAME PLANS FOR

DIFFERENT SITUATIONSGreat leaders have

documented plans and stay prepared by having

multiple go-to strategies.

NUMBER THREE

DAILY PRACTICE DEFINES SUCCESSLeaders put in the time, energy and hard work that no one else sees.

NUMBER FOUR

PLAYERS ARE UTILIZED BY SKILL SET

Leader can identify strengths and weaknesses

on their team then can delegate accordingly.

NUMBER FIVE

CONSISTENCY IS KEY TO SUCCESSThe teams who can consistently perform at a high level will succeed.

NUMBER SIX

MEASURE PERFORMANCE, ANALYZE DATA

Know what your high percentage shots are and identify areas where you need to improve upon.

NUMBER SEVEN

LISTENT TO YOUR COACHESValue feedback and input from trusted advisors, partners and peers.

NUMBER EIGHT

PASSION AND ENTHUSIASM

ARE KEY Being able to motivate and inspire your team requires a

passion and fire that can not be faked.

NUMBER NINE

LIFE IS SHORT, HAVE FUNFall in love with the process and journey, not just the destination.

NUMBER TEN

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