When we think of becoming a ‘champion,’ we think of holding a trophy above our heads, hearing the crowd chant our name, or being ranked the Number 1 athlete or company.
**We equate being a champion with being a winner. We crave this outcome so much that it dictates how we measure our performance, how we work, and how we lead our teams.
Now don’t get me wrong, winning is important.**
But the best leaders know that being a champion actually has very little to do with winning or losing.
**In this episode, I dive deeper into what it truly means to be a champion and how it has influenced the way I live and lead. I also share how I coach my athletes to have the mindset of a champion and how devoting ourselves to a worthwhile endeavor can transform the way we live our lives.
As you continue to follow along with me in this first season, I hope you feel inspired to build a broad and robust image of what it takes to be a champion and motivated to apply it to your own world.**
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“Being a champion had little to do with an outcome and really to do with the process.” - Coach Bruce Babashan“It is the complete and utter devotion to a worthwhile endeavor, regardless of the outcome, that makes you a true champion.” - Coach Bruce Babashan
“Most of us are afraid to find out that our best is not good enough and that is exactly what keeps us from becoming our best.”**- Coach Bruce Babashan
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