In a Coaching U podcast, Villanova Men's Basketball Coach Jay Wright spoke about his leadership and how leadership drives the culture.
The culture has
to start with the leadership and when you are a leader, you have the chance to
define:
“How are we going to live?”
Not just how
we are going to play basketball or how we practice but how we are going to
live, and that is the basis of your culture.
Once you define that and you bring in people who want to learn that and
want to be a part of that, then you build from there:
“How are we going to
practice and how are we going to play in games?”
But it starts
with how are we going to live, how are going to treat each other; how are we
going to wake up every day.
When we wake
up every day, our most important characteristic is our attitude. We try to teach that we control our attitude
every day. How we walk in the office and
say hello to each other, how we treat the people who clean the office and the
locker room, and how we treat the managers and making sure we say thank you to
them. We have to define that as leaders,
and every day we have to be the keepers of the flame and make sure that it
remains that way. You don’t bring people
in that change it - the people that come in have to learn and accept it.
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