It's easy to focus on the results. The wins. The numbers. The next big milestone. But what if the secret to achieving more is focusing less on the outcome and more on what you do every day?
Two years into his first head coaching job, Dusty May called his wife and told her he didn't think he was cut out to be a head coach. "I'm just not a very good head coach," he said. Fast forward, and he's led Florida Atlantic University to the Final Four, won a national championship at Michigan, and become head coach of the Dallas Mavericks.
In this conversation, Dusty shares why he believes championships are a byproduct of the daily work. We talk about how he gets people with different personalities and motivations aligned around a common goal, why he wants his players to make mistakes, and what it takes to build a culture where people get better every day.
If you've been chasing the result and losing touch with the work that gets you there, this conversation is a good reset.
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