This episode shares our experiences and the specific ways we have worked to build leadership programs at the youth, high school, and collegiate levels. Lead ‘Em Up Regional Coach Aseem Rastogi also joins the episode to give insight on his years of leadership building with teams that is sure to help you and your program. Follow Aseem on Twitter @rastogi_aseem and learn more about his role as Regional Coach here – https://leademup.com/live-training/aseem-rastogi/.
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South River teams are thriving with Lead ‘Em Up, building leadership, unity, and a winning culture on and off the field.
Quince Orchard High School thrives with leadership training, building a culture of teamwork, accountability, and success through Lead ‘Em Up.
Coaches often say you learn more from losing than winning, but what if that’s not the only way? In this episode, we flip the script and talk about how to build a culture where learning, reflection, and growth happen even in the midst of success. We’ll discuss how the best place to learn is through wins, so you’re not forced to grow only after a tough loss or rock-bottom moment. Great teams get better while they’re winning, and so can yours.
What do you do when your team just doesn’t have the talent to match the competition? Perhaps this is when leadership becomes more than X’s and O’s, it becomes about heart, culture, and character. In this episode, we dive into the mindset and strategies coaches need when they’re outmatched on paper. From redefining success to accepting new strategies to make your team work, this conversation is all about how to coach well, even when wins are hard to come by, because some of the most meaningful victories have nothing to do with the final score.