A short motivational monologue delivered to a sports team arguing that a season should transform a group into either a winning or losing team. The speaker emphasizes individual and collective ownership, avoiding blame or deflection, showing up to do the job, and a belief in the players’ potential.
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The season teaches you to either become a winning team or a losing team. You don't go through the season and stay the same. Winning teams take ownership, individually and collectively, and we're trying to figure out who we are. That's. We got to take advantage of the moment to learn and move forward. Not backwards. Not blame, not. Not push, not. Not deflect accountability. You got to answer. You got to answer the bell, man. In life, if you don't show up and do your job, they send you pac. You can't show up and just kind of be an empty suit. And that's the journey. That's, you know, that's who I am. That's what my team's always been, and that's what I'm trying to teach these guys. We'll get there. We got good dudes. I enjoy these guys tremendously.