The Power of Habit: Why We Do What We Do in Life And Business
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“Here are the six reasons everyone thinks we can’t win,” Dungy told his Buccaneers after becoming head coach in 1996. It was months before the season started and everyone was sitting in the locker room. Dungy started listing the theories they had all read in the newspapers or heard on the radio: The team’s management was messed up. Their new coach was untested. The players were spoiled. The city didn’t care. Key players were injured. They didn’t have the talent they needed. “Those are the suppos...ed reasons,” Dungy said. “Now here is a fact: Nobody is going to outwork us.” Dungy’s strategy, he explained, was to shift the team’s behaviors until their performances were automatic. He didn’t believe the Buccaneers needed the thickest playbook. He didn’t think they had to memorize hundreds of formations. They just had to learn a few key moves and get them right every time. However, perfection is hard to achieve in football. “Every play in football—every play—someone messes up,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Here are the six reasons everyone thinks we can’t win,” Dungy told his Buccaneers after becoming head coach in 1996. It was months before the season started and everyone was sitting in the locker room. Dungy started listing the theories they had all read in the newspapers or heard on the radio: The team’s management was messed up. Their new coach was untested. The players were spoiled. The city didn’t care. Key players were injured. They didn’t have the talent they needed. “Those are the suppos...ed reasons,” Dungy said. “Now here is a fact: Nobody is going to outwork us.” Dungy’s strategy, he explained, was to shift the team’s behaviors until their performances were automatic. He didn’t believe the Buccaneers needed the thickest playbook. He didn’t think they had to memorize hundreds of formations. They just had to learn a few key moves and get them right every time. However, perfection is hard to achieve in football. “Every play in football—every play—someone messes up,”
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thoroughly enjoyed this one. great balance between story telling and science, i was thoroughly engrossed with each new example he bought up. i like it enough to want to buy physical copies to give to my local library and keep for myself.Write Review:
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