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Adversity doesn’t break teams. It reveals how they respond. Sean Miller keeps it simple when things go wrong: Own it. Fix it. Move on. First, own it. What was your responsibility? That’s the hardest part. Then, fix it. Work with your teammates and coaches to improve what’s actually in...

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Steve Nash explains what it really means to have a process over outcome mindset. Everyone wants to win. That's not the problem. The problem is that most people think about winning at exactly the wrong moment. "Is winning easy? No. Don't get fooled. Winning is not easy. Expect the unexpected. Expect something you don't expect right around the corner." 📌Nash isn't talking about talent. He's talking about attention. Because the moment you start thinking about the scoreboard - you stop doing the things that put you on it. "Process over outcome. Do not worry about the outcome. The outcome is winning. Do not worry about winning. Winning takes care of itself." Read that again slowly. Winning takes care of itself. The best performers in the world have figured out that outcomes are lagging indicators. They show up after the work - not during it. "The process is what wins. The process is what wins." He said it twice on purpose. "You're feeling a little bit of pressure - how do we stay winning? Throw all that away. What do I have to do right now, today? How am I gonna give it the best day I can give it?" 📌The outcome is a destination. The process is the vehicle. Most teams lose focus chasing what they want. The great ones stay locked in on what they can control - the next rep, the next possession, the next decision. (🎥 Sun Devil Football)
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12,023 просмотров • 1 год назад

At Manchester City, players have freedom on the ball. But the spaces to occupy are not optional. Pep Guardiola is very clear about it. He tells players where to move. When to move. That’s not control. That’s collective intelligence. This is where players like Rayan Cherki face the real challenge. If you’ve spent your career doing whatever you want because you’re more talented than everyone else, this model will expose you. At City, special quality is not enough. You must do what the team needs, when the team needs it. Do that — and you’ll play for many years. Don’t — and talent won’t save you. That’s Guardiola’s football.
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At Manchester City, players have freedom on the ball. But the spaces to occupy are not optional. Pep Guardiola is very clear about it. He tells players where to move. When to move. That’s not control. That’s collective intelligence. This is where players like Rayan Cherki face the real challenge. If you’ve spent your career doing whatever you want because you’re more talented than everyone else, this model will expose you. At City, special quality is not enough. You must do what the team needs, when the team needs it. Do that — and you’ll play for many years. Don’t — and talent won’t save you. That’s Guardiola’s football.

⚽️Pedro Mendonça🧠

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