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Real leadership champions look like this. It's not something most have, because it is a character trait that was taught at a young age. I'd estimate that less than 20% of the population has this type of character. But it's not on purpose. Most don't think about it, or even realize they don't have it, or care. EVERYONE thinks they have good character, yet they don't put others first for various reasons/excuses. Real champions don't need all the praise & glory. They know it takes a team, and they appreciate the talent of others, who help them thrive. The #1 champions in every profession, give credit to others around them. They recognize the people around them, that contribute to their success.

Talking Return-to-Play principles with Eric Hsu and the innovative framework used to enhance athletic performance. 🔗 https://lnkd.in/gCXEhifQ

On the latest episode of Agony of Defeat, Matt gets a letter critical of his take on Larry Bird, the Celtics, race and basketball in the 1980s (among other things). We discuss. Please spread the word, listen and like! https://lnkd.in/gje4B_3x

Expressing gratitude and ensuring everyone feels included is a hallmark of effective leadership. Leaders recognize that success is seldom achieved alone; it's often the result of collaboration, support, and guidance from others. By acknowledging the contributions of those who have helped them along the way, leaders not only show appreciation but also reinforce a culture of teamwork and mutual respect.

Disability+Business=Innovation #NDEAM is more than promoting disability one month out of the year. It is a long-term commitment. It is empowering inclusion by utilizing the benefits of 5G and new and emerging technology. It is connecting deaf and disabled communities, inside and outside companies, with those who understand the possibilities that tech can provide. #ConnectingChangesEverything #Deaf #AbilityAtATT @ATT

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When North Carolina State tipped off in the ACC tournament three weeks ago, the Wolfpack had a 17-14 record and an infinitesimal chance of making the NCAA tournament. But they ripped off five wins in five days to steal an automatic berth to March Madness. Then they went on a wild run even by the standards of an event known for insanity. Now they’re easily the most improbable Final Four team of the past decade. What were the odds of the Wolfpack getting this far? To find out, you can take the win probabilities for each of the past four games from the college-basketball statistical website kenpom.com, then multiply those percentages to quantify the rough likelihood of a Final Four run. N.C. State was a 1-in-88 long shot. But even that number doesn’t accurately convey how unexpected this Final Four romp has been. That’s because the Wolfpack really had to survive and advance nine times. The chance of that happening wasn’t 1 in 88. It was more like 1 in 23,512. To put that .004% probability in context, the National Weather Service says you’re more likely to get struck by lightning during your lifetime. How can you not love underdogs & March Madness! #statistics #marchmadness #underdogs https://lnkd.in/eYYfjg3E