Be the team member who makes the flywheel spin faster.
What if we all had an athlete’s mindset at work? What would that look like? Today Janet discusses 6 more personality traits of high-performing athletes from the Sports Management Degree Guide. The best teams provide opportunities for people to feel connected to the work and each other to achieve results. It’s the responsibility of every team member to ensure that no one feels alone when we are working as a team.
This episode answers questions such as:
- What can athletes teach us about productivity?
- Why is a shared sense of belonging essential for improving employee engagement and performance?
- How can we avoid hindering our team from achieving results?
Featured Episode Resources
20 DISTINGUISHING PERSONALITY TRAITS OF HIGH PERFORMING ATHLETES
Scientists and sports psychologists haven’t yet concluded just how much of an athlete’s success is talent and ability, and how much is psychological. And yet, there doesn’t seem to be an athlete or coach on Earth who would argue that the latter is unimportant.
SE | CONNECT TO PURPOSE
A combination of the head and the heart are critical to successful leadership, especially in unprecedented and challenging times. In this roundtable, Dr. Melissa Matarazzo shares tools and tips for integrating this core leadership tactic in your practice.
9P | THE IMPACT OF ONE
Pause. Name one person who consistently makes a positive impact in your organization. What is the impact? Why does it matter? An organization is just a bunch of individuals working together for a common purpose. The impact of one can mean the difference between organizational mediocrity and excellence.
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