How Leaders Lead with David Novak #225: Harris Barton, 3-time Super Bowl Champion & Founder and managing director of H. Barton Asset Management – To learn from others, you’ve got to listen
14 snips
Feb 6, 2025 In this conversation, Harris Barton—a three-time Super Bowl champion and founder of H. Barton Asset Management—shares invaluable leadership insights drawn from both his football career and business endeavors. He discusses the importance of listening and learning from others, as well as strategies for bouncing back from failure. Harris highlights the emotional impact of winning championships, the significance of mentorship, and how resilience plays a crucial role in navigating post-career challenges. Personal anecdotes enrich his narrative, bridging sports and business success.
AI Snips
Chapters
Transcript
Episode notes
Learn From Leaders
- Emulate successful leaders' behavior and work ethic.
- Observe how leaders approach their work and try to mimic those qualities to achieve similar success.
The John Candy Distraction
- In Super Bowl XXIII, Harris Barton was stressed about a 93-yard drive needed to win.
- Joe Montana cleverly pointed out John Candy in the stands to calm the team and refocus them.
Jerry Rice's Work Ethic
- Jerry Rice, despite his success, had a strong work ethic and a chip on his shoulder.
- He practiced relentlessly, even having someone throw left-handed passes to adjust to Steve Young.