Reframing Accountability

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Reframing Accountability

We get feedback from many coaches about the struggles their team endures when it comes to teammates holding each other accountable. Unfortunately, accountability has a negative connotation, which creates a mental road block for players. In this episode Adam Bradley and Kyle Elmendorf dispel myths around this leadership theme, and encourage players to look through a different lens. This episode is a great encouragement for your team and will help you build momentum towards a player led team. To learn more about Kyle’s work as a Regional Leadership Coach for Lead ‘Em Up, click here -> https://leademup.com/live-training/kyle-elmendorf/ . You can also follow Kyle on Twitter: @k_elmendorf

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