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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...

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