DON’T LOSE SIGHT OF THE THINGS YOU CAN CONTROL
Now is the time to place less emphasis on managing and increase your focus on leading and coaching to build strength and condition your team to embrace change, creative thinking and agility.
Here are some tips to consider, to help get you through this journey to arrive better, stronger and fitter as a team and business. Remember sport, business and pandemics are all unpredictable and continually changing with many evolving, external challenges.
When the game plan changes, change with it, move fast and always keep your eye on the ball.
- Know your team and their experience
- Make sure all your players are playing in the right position
- Clearly define the rules and expectations
- Review strategy and performance weekly
- Highlight mistakes and learn from them
- Celebrate the wins
- Communicate regularly
- Have your teams back and vice versa
- Embrace change and challenges
- Predict possible changes and have a plan B
- Be creative, brave and relentless
- Have an eagle eye approach to threats and opportunities
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