Whose Responsibility Is It?

Jan 3, 2023

Who’s Responsibility Is It?

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Whose Responsibility Is It?

Jan 3, 2023

Who’s Responsibility Is It?

In this episode, Adam and Kyle discuss one of the many intricacies related to building team-wide leadership. When we have a player who’s living in the red or having a red moment, whose responsibility is it to address the red teammate? How should they address them?

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