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Jay Johnson on the lesson he got from Chris Petersen on modeling the standards you expect from your players. “If I want my team to be more mentally tough, then I need to be more mentally tough.” The standard has to apply first to the people who set it.... show more

Zach Brandon

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Alexander Baah2 days ago

Chris must be right the mindset of his team needs to be tough mentally

Gianthologist2 days ago

Standards only become real when the person setting them lives them. Consistency is leadership in public—then the next rep makes it contagious.

Carter2 days ago

Love your content Zach. This is absolute gold. Appreciate the time you take to produce content like this

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