A basketball team will have a head coach, several assistants, players, and maybe a few managers, and these principles can still be applied to a business with employees, but the principles remain the same. John Jantsch I think it's become very common these days to talk about "my team" and "my department" and even to think of managers as mentors or coaches as part of their responsibilities, so I think that's certainly not a stretch at all Faroe Islands Email List Things get more difficult when the people you choose to lead are highly creative. On this episode of the Duct Tape Marketing Podcast I visit with Todd Henry. He is the author of Let the Tiger Become the Leader Creative People Need. If you or your organization has creative talent and let’s face it that’s what drives a lot of business today you need to check it out.
Alan Stein Jr. No, it's not. Oh, I would say what I really encourage basketball coaches to do is make sure they learn from entrepreneurial executives and business people. I mean, what you said, you expressed it perfectly, this has been going on for decades, businesses would hire athletes or more often than not bring in coaches or general managers to talk to their teams, everybody All trying to move from sports to business, but not vice versa. Hello and welcome to another episode of the Duct Tape Marketing Podcast. I'm John Jentsch and my guest today is Todd Henry. He is a speaker consultant and author of several books including the one we are going to discuss today called Herding Tigers to Be the Leader Creative People Need. So Todd welcome to the show.