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5 Ways to Serve a Stressed Out Team

Nathan Magnuson

Leaders want to know: how can I lead my team when they’re at a breaking point? For leaders of stressed teams, the appetite can be high but the preparedness is often lacking. If your team is stressed, here are five way you can serve your team. Include Wellbeing Goals in Performance Discussions.

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Coach Bill Snyder's 16 Goals for Success - by Nathan Magnuson

Nathan Magnuson

Home / Core Values / Coach Bill Snyder’s 16 Goals for Success. Coach Bill Snyder’s 16 Goals for Success. I think the reason is that athletics provides one of the greatest leadership development opportunities out there because players learn to work as a team toward a common goal in a competitive environment.

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Surviving Success

Nathan Magnuson

She is concerned her team won’t stay motivated. How do you keep your team fully engaged in the wake of success? Here are a few ideas to help your team cope with success and use it as the springboard for greater things to come. Even when your team wins, there are lessons to be learned. Set a New Goal. Pay Attention.

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Coach K: Mike Krzyzewski on Teamwork

Nathan Magnuson

And he’s coached several Team USA men’s basketball teams to Olympic gold. But Coach K will be the first to tell you that winning it all is too shallow of a goal to play for. Instead, the focus should be on building teams that can consistently be in a position to perform at their very best. ” The result?

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Give Them Something to Believe In

Nathan Magnuson

Recently retired Kansas State football coach Bill Snyder famously crafted 16 Goals for Success which he used with his football teams over his decades of coaching. Goal #13 stated, “Expect to win… and truly believe we will.” Against all odds, one team overcame an enormous deficit to win the game.

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The Cost of Unclear Expectations

Nathan Magnuson

In fact, if the expectations you set are unclear, you force members of your team to work as much as three times as hard. When an entire team is involved, the level of effort, time and cost adds up quickly. Whenever new information comes in, the team must halt their progress and redirect. This is where the cost really multiplies.

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Where Do We Go From Here?

Nathan Magnuson

Whether your team has achieved a significant goal or is looking to get back on track after a shake-up, here are some basic ways to get everyone back on course. Once your team has reached a goal and the celebration is over (you do celebrate big wins, right?), Not all new goals are equal. Identify the Next Horizon.

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