What defines an effective leader? Listen in 👆.

So blessed in Kansas City to have Patrick Mahone. He is unquestionably, arguably, but unquestionably the best quarterback in the NFL because of the way that he can change. His ego should be, like, through the roof, outside of the solar system. He is that capable of that ego, but he doesn't. And I think that's why people rally around him, Listen to the way he speaks about people. He takes blame when it's not his fault, and that's what a leader should do. He shouldn't stick his neck out if it means that you're enabling someone's horrible behavior. But if somebody ran a wrong route, if somebody wasn't in the right position, he's like, look, we're going to get better as a team. We're going to work on it together. We're going to rally around this. I need to do a better job because it's my team. So I really think with him and just some of the great leaders that you get to be around, they don't repeat the same mistakes of their past. They don't repeat the same mistakes around their, you know, their sphere. They say, that's a great opportunity for me to learn how to do something different because I don't want to fall into that same rut.