Monday, July 28, 2008

Great leaders for our players

Being able to lead other people toward common objectives is no different than any other discipline or skill both on and off the field.

* There is a self image tied into being a leader.
* What leaders see and imagine is different than what the average person visualizes
* Great leaders have to be keyed in to what's in it for everyone involved
* Great leaders have confidence they can lead and that others will follow.
* Great leaders do while others wait to be told what to do.
* Great leaders love teaching and solving problems.

* Great leaders learn not just from their mistakes but from every one's mistakes.
* To the greatest leaders, problems are nothing more than speed bumps on the way to their objectives.
* Great leaders aren't workaholics who don't take a break.
Great leaders enjoy the rewards from their victories and enjoy sharing their success with everyone around them.
* Great leaders have incredibly high standards... they do not settle for mediocrity.

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