Successful teams aren’t necessarily about star talent, but more often depend on “Glue” employees—the quiet leaders who make everybody else look good and rarely get rewarded for their contributions.🔗: https://t.co/XHwYRVShFI https://t.co/2shoaIff8D ...

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I'm sure there are people that wouldn't fit in our culture, but I think that's what makes McLaren so special is we've created a culture that we all buy into. We're all like-minded. Uh I have no yes people on the team. You know, everyone can speak up. I get upset if they don't and they know they can. I get upset if they don't challenge me. It takes some time for people to get comfortable. kind of challenging the CEO, but I I get upset if they don't. So, they know they're not allowed to hold back. I'll get ve ...

Every year at least two or three of my students come back to me in the month of May with their long faces their IIA projects that they've put months into thinking about and working just didn't work. One of them tried testing the antibacterial effects of garlic oil on E. coli.The bacteria refused to cooperate and another one wanted to test the effect of music on the growth of plants. Unfortunately, the plants seemed unimpressed. And at that point of time, the student is usually panicked.Ma'am, what do I do. ...

able to accept failure to get better. Once said the great LeBron James. I bring this up because failure is universal.It's something we all face. Whether it's failing a test or failing to meet your New Year's resolution. One of my biggest failures was when I was not selected to make the national under 16 basketball team as a young aspiring athlete.This was a huge blow to my confidence and it left me feeling discouraged. But it led me to ask myself a question. What if greatness in basketball wasn't about spee ...

Mohammad Jamshidi, a former basketball player, speaks about the boundary between individuality and teamwork. He reflects on how Iranian culture sometimes supports individuality and, at other times, collective effort. A basketball champion and an artist who has created a new concept of beauty and competition by blending sports and art. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx ...

RT THE WAR ROOM (@ReachTWR)You must be worthy of your team.And your team must be worthy of you. ...

RT THE WAR ROOM (@ReachTWR)Eventually, you reach a point in life where you cannot continue to move forward alone.The goal is too ambitious,You need a team.And you need the best: https://t.co/TniIBanKrz ...

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[Music] So, I grew up in on a farm in Quebec, Canada. We have long winter, short summer, and 4,000 chicken that wake up every day playing the roster alarm to entertain us. Um, as a kid I wanted to play all the time.One day my dad told me, "You need to understand son on a on a farm there's no week days or weekend. The bird needs care every day. This is our duty. This is our responsibility. Do your chore and go play." So from those day I remember three key lessons that I carry all my life personally and the p ...