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7 Leadership Lessons from Bill Belichick and 6 Other Championship Coaches
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Everyone loves to study and emulate successful leaders who have demonstrated the ability to win in their respective field. We particularly love picking up knowledge from leaders in the world of sports. Their expertise in coaching, managing people and running a team can easily be translated into business tactics.
One of the best parts of following sports leaders is every year there are new stories and victors to learn from and emulate.
Here are seven leadership lessons from Bill Belichick and six other coaches who won championships in 2017:
1. Bill Belichick (New England Patriots)
Belichick and his Patriots team capped off a miraculous comeback over the Atlanta Falcons in the second half to win his fifth Lombardi trophy and cement his status as one of the most the elite coaches of all time.
Known for his hard-nosed and buttoned-up leadership style, Belichick rarely gives one on one interviews. But in a sit down with Suzy Welch he shared this:
"Leadership means building a team that is exhaustively prepared, but being able to adjust in an instant." He went on to say, "The only sign we have in the locker room is from the Art of War, 'every battle is won before it's faught'"
Key Takeaway: Preparation is critical for success; but, in today's fast paced world, pivoting will be required and it's only possible with great teamwork.
2. Steve Kerr (Golden State Warriors)
Kerr's team battled the Cleveland Cavaliers, led by LeBron James, and beat them four games to one in this year's NBA finals. Not only did he win his second NBA championship as a coach, but he also holds the highest winning percentage in NBA history.
His leadership style is one of a true servant leader. After this year's title he tried to avoid the microphone in order to give his players the chance to be in the spotlight. When he he did finally speak, he used all of his time to give praise to his other coaches, players, and team ownership. Kerr knows he is just a spoke in the wheel, and it's his job to push those around him to levels of which they didn't even know they were capable.
Key Takeaway: It's not about the leader, it's about the team.
3. Joe Madden (Chicago Cubs)
Madden and his Cubs broke a 108 year world championship drought when they defeated the Cleveland Indians in Game 7 of the last year's World Series.
His leadership style is known for being quirky and unique, but there are great lessons to learn from Madden. His team didn't shy away from the expectations of them from the beginning of the season. They used terms like "Embrace the target" (world champions) and "Try not to suck."
Key takeaway: Don't shy away from high expectations, embrace them.
4. Dabo Swinney (Clemson Tigers)
Swinney and his Clemson Tigers team won the school's first football national Championship since 1981, defeating the mighty Nick Saban led Alabama Crimson Tide in one of the greatest football games ever.
His leadership style is one filled with purpose and positivity. He embodies the idea of a Welder leader by consistently leveraging both love and discipline at extremely high levels. In his post game interview right after winning the championship he said, "I told our players, the difference in this game was going to be love (for each other)."
Key Takeaway: Serve your people's hearts and not their talents.
5. Mike Sullivan (Pittsburgh Penguins)
Sullivan and his Pittsburgh Penguins successfully defended their Stanley Cup by defeating the Nashville Predators in Game 6 of this years finals.
His leadership style is one of great intensity and focus. He relies heavily on his staff and the players on the team to be leaders themselves. After a big win in the playoffs Sullivan said, "I think when we have focus–short-sighted focus on the task at hand, and we don't get ahead of ourselves or we don't dwell on what happen in the past–that's when you have the best ability to reset that mindset, it always falls back to the leadership of the group."
Key takeaway: If you are the only leader on your team you have no chance.
6. Dawn Staley (South Carolina Gamecocks)
Staley and her South Carolina Gamecocks won their first national softball title by defeating Mississippi State in dominating fashion.
Staley was a Hall of Fame player before she became a coach. She knows how important the connection with people is to the success of any leader. She lives by two mottos: 'a disciplined person can do anything' and 'dare to do what you don't want to do to get what you want.' In a recent article from players tribune she said this about the secret to leadership: "If there were ever a secret to being a great coach, that's it: the connection."
Key takeaway: You are nothing as a leader without healthy relationships.
7. Roy WIlliams (North Carolina Tarheels)
Williams is a basketball coaching legend. Having gone to six national title games and winning his third last year in dramatic fashion against the Gonzaga Bulldogs, his name is synonymous with success on the court.
Williams is also known for being an elite recruiter, which is why he has been in the postseason every year of his head coaching career outside of his first. Williams plays to his strength and spends a lot of time recruiting, but he doesn't for a second underestimate the importance of character. He wrote, "Too many coaches lower their program's standards and take talented players with questionable or poor character."
Key Takeaway: Character matters and it always will.


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Art in Uptown Village
Published: May 30, 2010, 12:00am
Vancouver's First Fridays typically have focused on downtown, but Art Walk is expanding north into Uptown Village, which also has its own first Friday event called Craft in the Village that runs through September.
New on the scene in that neighborhood are Stray Gallery and The Space Artists Collective. Stray is a boudoir, or in-home, gallery that opened in March. It's hosted by poet Nicole Sayer and presented by the Neo-Romantics Artist Collective, a group of seven artists and poets with a focus on realistic work with high emotional content.
The group formed to provide an alternative to abstract and modern art.
o Uptown Village has Craft in the Village on first Fridays from 4-8 p.m. through September. The monthly event features music, food, art, crafts and shopping and takes place along Main and Broadway streets between McLoughlin and Fourth Plain boulevards. Click here.
o Windows into Art, an exhibit of contemporary art in various storefronts throughout downtown Vancouver, debuts Friday. For more information, go here.
"We're looking to artists of the past," said founding member Sara Ahern-Sawyer, a Vancouver painter. "We are focused on doing more traditional forms of art, more representational, so when you look at it, you can tell what it is."
Stray Gallery is a niche space for a specialized group, but nearby The Space Artists Collective takes a more eclectic approach.
The Space, located behind One World Merchants on Main Street, is a place for artists, musicians, performers and writers to come together and work on their craft. The Space has an exhibition area as well, though the focus is on creation.
The Space celebrated its grand opening at the May 7 Art Walk with a drum circle and poetry readings. It currently has 10 shareholders who pay $10-$40 a month to use the space. There's no jury process, and anyone can join.
"We want to get as many artists of different forms together because then you crossbreed the different disciplines," said founding member Colleen Lindsay, a literary, visual and performance artist who lives near Hockinson.
In addition to First Fridays, The Space is open to the general public the first, third and fourth Thursday of the month for open mike night. It's a place where artists and performers of all types can go and have seven minutes in front of a crowd.
As the arts scene in Vancouver continues to blossom, Lindsay hopes The Space will build its membership, as well.
"It's very exciting to be part of the growing community down here," she said.
Other places to see art
Vancouver artist Drew Parsons is working with Orchards artist Ron Jones and Sixth Street Gallery to help get art into more downtown businesses.
Parsons runs Hidden Gallery inside The Courtyard Coffee Lounge in the Academy building. Jared Hidden, whose family owns the Academy, started the gallery in May 2009 and turned it over to Parsons in January.
Parsons also owns the art curating business Drew Studio Art, through which he oversees the art display at Brickhouse Bar & Grill. He works with Jones and Sixth Street to curate Raging Sage Coffee Co. Those two dining establishments have joined Art Walk, and Brickhouse even has an after-party on First Fridays.
Some empty storefronts are getting on board, as well. Vancouver artist Karen "K.C." Madsen, in conjunction with Parsons, Dene Grigar and Cameron Suttles, worked with Vancouver's Downtown Association, the Vancouver USA Regional Tourism Office and downtown landlords to organize Windows into Art. Throughout June, vacant and occupied storefronts such as the former Columbian building, the former Spanky's and the Vancouver Ballroom will display art in their windows.
Madsen, who lives downtown, got the idea about a year ago.
"I noticed a lot of storefronts became suddenly vacant, I'm sure because of the economy. I was thinking it would be wonderful to have art in the windows," said Madsen, a painter and sculptor.
Windows into Art is timed to coincide with the summer's Democratic and Republican party conventions, which will bring more visitors to downtown. Because the art is visible from the street, people can see it at any time. This is helpful for those with busy schedules, as well as for people who don't feel comfortable walking into galleries or museums, Madsen said.
"This is going to feel much like the old idea of going window shopping," she added.
As of mid-May, 19 artists and seven property owners and managers had signed on to participate. There's free smart phone software people can download from the Windows into Art website, which allows them to find out about each artist and building involved.
"We want people to be excited about this because it's something different than anything else that's happening in downtown Vancouver," Madsen said.
The arts boom is part of the ongoing revitalization of downtown Vancouver, said Lee Rafferty, executive director of Vancouver's Downtown Association. Rafferty believes the surge has to do in part with the perception of downtown Vancouver as an artist-friendly community, as well as storefront availability, rent affordability and flexibility on the part of landlords to allow tenants to reconfigure spaces as needed.
"We're really thrilled that this is happening," Rafferty said. "There's an interesting mix of galleries that have been here for some time and have on their boards some well-known local artists, then we have young artists who are bringing their art into downtown with a slightly different twist."
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Black Mountain Roots & Fruits Market added a large geodesic dome to the property on South Ridgeway Avenue. The structure has provoked a lot of questions from customers and curious neighbors.
Geodesic domes aren't new to the mountains, but they are thought-provoking. Buckminister Fuller, the renowned 20th Century visionary, writer, philosopher, architect and systems theorist, designed and built his first geodesic dome while teaching at Black Mountain College during the summers of 1948-49.
Kyle Nuccilli, co-owner of Roots & Fruits Market, said a friend of his in Austin, Texas had the dome. It fascinated Nuccilli.
His friend, John Edwards, heads a global movement "Food is Free." The organization, begun in Texas, concerns itself with growing communities and food by planting gardens in front yards and sharing the harvest with whomever needs nutritious food.
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He is excited about what the dome could be used for in the future.
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I came across this, which appears to be powdered Thyme leaf.
Now I suspect their are people here with experience of this ... my question is does it actually work?
It might work via placebo effect.
This isn't what one would normally call "Thyme" in English. Thyme is most commonly Thymus vulgaris, but they list the botanical name as Herpestis monniera, which I believe is more commonly known as Bacopa monnieri, which is Brahmi. I've never personally used it, but I know that it is one of the most popular traditional ayurvedic herbs for supporting hair health. I did a quick search on Google Scholar and found no research to support or refute any of the claims.
And yes, it might work via placebo effect. There is a lot of suggestion online that Brahmi can work all sorts of miracles for hair - and a strong placebo effect is worth something!
Aha. Very useful post, thank you very much for your time.


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'I don't know why I killed my madam…'
By Odita Sunday
12 September 2016 | 3:41 am
The suspect Tanko Abdulateef
Police to charge killer of Lekki businesswoman to court
The 22-year-old suspected murderer, Abdulateef Tanko, from Taraba State, who allegedly killed her employer, a 50-year-old businesswoman, Mabel Okafor, who lived alone at her residence in J68B, Close 9, Victoria Garden City (VGC), Ajah, Lagos, has confessed to the crime, saying he did not kill her boss because of an argument over salary as widely speculated.
Tanko, who was arrested by detectives of the Lagos State police command in Taraba, was paraded last Thursday by the Commissioner of Police, Lagos State Command, Fatai Owoseni, at the command headquarters in Ikeja.
Speaking with The Guardian, Tanko, who fled immediately he discovered his boss was lifeless, said: "I didn't have any argument with her over my salary. When I resumed, she told me that my salary would be N18,000 and I agreed. I don't know why I killed her. I am not a member of Boko Haram.
"Her former security guard was the one that gave me her telephone number to come and meet her. I was there for just one month before I decided to kill her. I don't know her name. I only called her madam.
"Nobody asked me to kill her, I did it myself and I can't point to one reason why I killed her. It was as if something entered me. When I stabbed her, she fell on the ground and shouted my name. Some neighbours came asking what happened but I told them that Madam saw a cockroach, which was why she shouted my name. They were all convinced and left. It was then that I recovered.
"I stabbed her on the stomach four times. When I saw she was dead, I became afraid and ran back to my village in Taraba State. The incident happened at night. I was already in my village when police arrested me. When she died, I carried her three phones, clothes and N10,000 from her purse. I sold the three phones for N60,000 but I haven't sold the clothes yet. I am an orphan; I only have two sisters who were also not around when I got home. I live alone."
While parading the suspects, Owoseni said they had arrested two suspects in connection with the murder, assuring that the culprits would be brought to justice as soon as investigation was concluded.
The police boss added that in the course of ensuring security of lives and property in Lagos, the police have arrested five armed robbery suspects, one kidnapper and also recovered four different arms and five vehicles accordingly last week.
He appealed for continued support from residents to enable the police to make the state uninhabitable for criminals and crooks.
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You killed her for money. Just a cheap thug!
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Persons who live alone are usually victims of this type of hopeless killings. No person who is a bit affluent should live alone no matter how prayerful you may be. The devil uses idol and innocent minds to commit havoc.


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