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Dan Hurley shares the difference between transactional and transformational coaching. "I'm a transformational coach. I'm not transactional." "The work rate. The standards. The unwaveringly high standards that were going to be bestowed upon everyone associated with the program was going to be incredibly uncomfortable." High standards aren't comfortable. They're... not supposed to be. "But the payout was going to be excellence and learning how to be successful. And it was going to change every person's lives that stays in the fight and builds this with us." That's the reality. Transformational environments push people out of their comfort zone. They encourage growth. "It's not a Hollywood movie. Not everyone that started with us finished with us. Because the standards of what we were looking to do was not for everyone." Not everyone can handle the discomfort of becoming their best. But for those who stay? Their lives change. The price of excellence is discomfort. (🎥It's All About The Team ) (🎥Jim Tressel)show more

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Coach AJ 🎯 Mental Fitness8 months ago

I have studied 50+ championship coaches over the last 5 years. Saban. Belichick. Jay Wright. Here's what they ALL do: They build SYSTEMS. Not speeches. Systems. I put their 11 best frameworks in a free playbook. Link here:

Ray Roberts8 months ago

And he’s one of the most out of control petty “leaders”. Needs to practice his preaching.

Mike Madsen8 months ago

You can’t be a transactional coach and consistently win 💯

Coach AJ 🎯 Mental Fitness8 months ago

💥💥💥

Simba “Hats & Rings” Walker8 months ago

Correct. Not many like him anymore. Mostly mercenary coaches like Oats and Pope.

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