The High Performance Podcast E28 - Sir Clive Woodward: How to conquer the world with non-negotiables
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Nov 16, 2020 Sir Clive Woodward, the mastermind behind England's 2003 Rugby World Cup victory, delves into the art of leadership in both sports and business. He emphasizes the importance of emotional connections and accountability in high-performing teams. Clive shares his journey, highlighting lessons learned from coaching at multiple levels and the significance of cultivating a strong team culture based on shared values. The conversation also explores redefining high performance and the power of belief in achieving success, illustrated with a personal story about Muhammad Ali.
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Business Background
- Clive Woodward's approach to leadership was shaped by his business background, particularly running a small finance company.
- This experience taught him the importance of listening to his team and valuing everyone's input.
Focus on Individuals
- Focus on developing individuals to world-class levels within a team.
- If each individual performs optimally, team success becomes more achievable.
Home Visits
- To build trust and accessibility, Woodward invited players to his home individually.
- This allowed for personal connections and open communication beyond rugby matters.