Why Good Kids are a Trap to Good Leadership

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Why Good Kids are a Trap to Good Leadership

Every coach wants to be able to say they have “good kids” on their team. However, over and over, we’ve seen teams in this situation lack the leadership necessary to reach their potential. Why is that? This episode dives into the answer, as well as how your team can avoid this leadership trap.

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