Lessons from Courtside - Greg Ryder
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Where he hear about:
- The best sports people in the world have coaches - you probably should too.
- Observe the person in front of you
- Listen to what the person wants and needs from you, not what you feel you must teach/coach them
Whether you’re a manager, someone who leads teams or aspires to - it’s important to know how to bring out the best in others. In this talk we look at adopting a sports coach mentality to help us as leaders to ask the right questions:
- What support do they need from me in order to perform? What experience do they need to develop?
- What environment do I need to create?
Zero tennis knowledge is assumed or required!
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