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“We are a group of fighters. We’re incredibly tough, we’ve got incredible will and we go into these games where we’re ready for battle,” Dan Hurley You don’t talk your identity into existence. You build it with relentless training habits.

Jared Allen said, "When I talk about fear, I'm not talking about that fear that cripples you." "I'm talking about that healthy fear of failure...Fear that motivates you to do whatever you can to succeed." The goal is to focus on growth not avoidance.

You don't remember the teacher who gave you the easy A. You remember the one who wouldn't let you quit. Dan Hurley just described every great coach. Discipline. Accountability. Commitment. And a bond with players that the cameras never capture.🔥

"If you don't yell at your stars, you can't yell at your mediocre players." Chuck gave his take on what makes a great coach 👀

I love the latin phrase "solvitur ambulando" which translates to "it is solved by walking". I make sure to walk to 1-1.5 hours every day it sparks some of the best ideas in my head.

Hall of Fame @CoachCalArk on what makes GREAT players GREAT: 🚗💨 Your identity drives your habits, your habits determine your outcomes. 🔂 Your life produces what your identity repeats. 🎭 Don't fake it until you make it... Fake it until you BECOME it. Change who you are, and what you do will follow. Change what you do, and what you get will follow.

“I've sentenced boys younger than you to the gas chamber. Didn't want to do it... Thought I owed it to them." #Caddyshack ⛳️

10 @TedLasso leadership lessons: 1 believe in yourself  2 winning is an attitude 3 all people are different people 4 see good in others 5 forgive first 6 stay teachable 7 be curious 8 optimists do more 9 be honest 10 doing right thing is never wrong thing

Great #advice for #managers #leaders and #coaches everywhere! 🤔😳😊

The theory of “creative destruction” says that business cycles operate under long waves of innovation. Specifically, as markets are disrupted, key clusters of industries have outsized economic effects. Source @VisualCap Link bit.ly/3hx92X3 RT @antgrasso #CEO

Warren Buffett explains that one of the greatest advantages in investing is that stocks are often mispriced, and that is exactly how he and Charlie Munger built their wealth. Drawing from The Intelligent Investor, Buffett describes the market as a partner called "Mr. Market," but one that behaves irrationally, shifting between optimism and pessimism and frequently offering prices that make little sense. The key is to remember that Mr. Market is there to serve you, not guide you, and you are never required to act on every price he offers. Instead, you wait patiently, and when the market makes a mistake, you take advantage of it.

Surround yourself with compounders‼️

BUSINESSMAN vs ENTREPRENEUR: Same product. Same price ($4). Totally different mindset. Left: Sells whole watermelons - simple, transactional, limited upside. Right: Turns one watermelon into fresh juice, slices + convenience - adds massive value, multiplies profit, solves customer pain (no mess, ready to drink!). Lesson: Don't just sell what you have. Innovate. Create value. Transform ordinary into extraordinary.

“Avoid evil or irrational people.” “Particularly, if they’re attractive members of the opposite sex.” 😂 - Charlie Munger. 2004.

Why don’t military officers speak up when they think a program is wasteful? As one admiral said, “when your boss tells you, ‘Here’s a shovel, go dig the hole, you go dig the hole.”

“Hey, boss, I’ve got an idea for a new piece of playground equipment.” “Let’s hear it.” “Kids grab a chain and hold on for dear life while spinning at a high rate of speed.” “I like it, but it doesn’t sound dangerous enough.” “Don’t worry, we’ll also lay down some concrete.”

Don’t be shocked if you wake up and oil is $150 per barrel. ATH: July 11, 2008; oil traded at $147 per barrel (both WTI and Brent), that’s without a supply shock like today. The risk is clearly to the upside, shorts have been building, will be forced to cover at higher prices. Risks to equity, economy is greater than what’s being priced today.

“If I had asked people what they wanted, they would have said faster horses” - Henry Ford

“In my whole life I've never been good at something I wasn't very interested in. It just doesn't work. There's no substitute for strong interest.” — Charlie Munger