I've studied hundreds of leaders who think they "lead by example."...

Dick Vermeil said, "The number one concept is to make sure people know you care. If you want to win over a person, first you have to win over their heart."
Great leaders care and consistently show up for others.
They know relationships aren't a one-time event.
Tony Dungy said, "If you only coach that person on the field and you only make them a better player, you've really missed a great opportunity."
Great leaders think growth first.
They look to develop people and their skills.
They create more leaders not followers
How you respond to adversity becomes the model for everyone else.
• Show perseverance when things get tough
• Work together instead of pointing fingers
• Maintain hope when others lose faith
People follow your attitude and actions, not your words.
Excellence is the daily mindset and standard they set.
• High standards in everything they do
• Positive energy even when it's tough
• Commitment to getting better not just good enough
Great leaders hold you to a high standard. They balance care with demanding.
People don't follow what you say - they follow who you are when no one's watching.
It's about consistency in these 5 things:
1: Relationships
2: Character
3: Growth
4: Resilience
5: Excellence
Leadership isn't a position. It's a presence.
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