In this episode of The Daily Coach newsletter in audio form, we explore the power of honoring the past, bouncing back from setbacks, and knowing when to lead—or when to let go.

First, Celtics coach Joe Mazzulla embraces legacy, demonstrating how respecting history strengthens culture and lays the foundation for success.

Next, Guardians manager Stephen Vogt shares a game-changing mindset: "Learn the lesson, leave the event." Meanwhile, Dodgers star Freddie Freeman exemplifies resilience and integrity, proving that true grit leads to lasting triumphs.

Finally, former Virginia coach Tony Bennett delivers a leadership masterclass, stepping down with wisdom and reminding us that leadership isn’t a possession—it’s a privilege. His decision prompts us to ask: Are we truly "all in"?

This episode challenges us to rethink culture, resilience, and the legacy we’re building.

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Remember: The most important person you will ever lead is yourself. Keep growing. Keep learning. And most importantly, keep showing up.

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