The Score Takes Care of Itself: My Philosophy of Leadership

In this Audiobook

• How to Know If You're Doing the Job
• Coaches aren't Supposed to Cry: Survive One Minute at a Time
• My Standard of Performance: High Requirements for Actions and Attitudes
• An Organization Has a Conscience
• Specifics of My New Standards
• The Prime Directive was Not Victory
• The Top Priority is Teaching
• Winners Act Like Winners (Before They're Winners)
• Seek to Be Near the Summit
• Establishing Your Standard of Performance
• How I Avoid Becoming a Victim of Myself
• THE WALSH WAY - The Organization Man
• Opportunity is in the Eye of the Beholder
• The West Coast Offense: From Checkers to Chess
• Lessons of the Bill Walsh Offense
• Welcome Skeptics to Your Team
• Share the Glory
• Write Your Own Script for Success: Flying by the Seat of Your Pants (Is No Way to Travel)
• Control What You Can Control: Let the Score Take Care of Itself
• Protect Your Blind Side: The Leadership Two-Step: Move/Countermove
• The Archaeology of Leadership: Seek Reward in the Ruins
• THE WALSH WAY - The Problem Solver
• “I am the Leader!”
• The Common Denominator of Leadership: Strength of Will
• Be Wrong for the Right Reasons
• Protect Your Turf
• Be a Leader—Twelve Habits Plus One
• Sweat the Right Small Stuff: Sharp Pencils Do Not Translate into Sharp Performance
• Good Leadership Percolates Down
• Nameless, Faceless Objects
• The Rules May Change, But the Game Goes on: I Strike Out the First Time, Not the Second
• You Must Have a Hard Edge
• The Inner Voice vs. the Outer Voice
• Montana's Leadership by Example: Cool, Calm, and Collected
• Don't Let Anybody Call You a Genius
• The Leverage of Language
• Don't Beat Around the Bush (When Describing a Bush)
• Don't Mistake Grabbin' for Tackling
• Communication Creates Collaboration: Big Ears are Better Than Big Egos
• Be a King without a Crown
• Create Uncertainty
• Play with Poise
• Teaching Defines Your Leadership
• The Thrill of Teaching
• THE WALSH WAY - The House Cleaner
• Money Talks. Treating People Right Talks Louder.
• You're as Good as Your Good People
• The Over and Under: The Art of Managing Confidence
• The Under: Strive to Be a One-Point Underdog
• Seek Character. Beware Characters.
• A Big Cheer for a Big Ego
• The Bottom 20 Percent May Determine Your Success
• Avoid the Dance of the Doomed
• Use the Four Most Powerful Words
• Extreme Effort Requires Extreme Prudence
• The Bubba Diet: You Can't Transplant Willpower
• “Conventional Wisdom” is an Oxymoron
• Make Friends, Not Enemies: Al Davis, Howard Cosell, and Monday Night Football
• Hold on Until Help Arrives: Keep Your Boss in the Loop
• Keep Your Eye on the Ball
• Make Your Own Mentors: A PhD from the University of Paul Brown, et al.
• THE WALSH WAY - The Fog Cutter
• How You Get Good: No Mystery to Mastery
• Sine Qua Non: Your Work Ethic—What William Archibald Walsh Taught His Son
• The Perfection of the Puzzle
• The Gladiator Mentality: Get Your Mind Right
• I Never Sang “The Star-Spangled Banner”
• My Strengths?
• Unleash Mentors: Tell Your Team to Teach
• Don't Do unto Others (What Paul Brown Did unto Me)
• Nine Steps for a Healthy Heart
• Seriously, Don't Be Too Serious
• The Last Word on Getting in the Last Word
• Thinly Sliced Baloney (Can Make a Good Sandwich)
• Surprising News Regarding the Element of Surprise
• Don't Delay Delegating (Famous Last Words: “I'll Do it Myself”)
• Cut Your Losses Before They Cut You
• Look Below the Surface: There's More Than Meets the Eye
• A Pretty Package Can't Sell a Poor Product
• Zero Points for Winning (Means You're Losing)
• What Do I Miss Least?
• What Do I Miss Most?
• Quick Results Come Slowly: The Score Takes Care of Itself
• THE WALSH WAY - A Complex Man. A Simple Goal.