Culture Needs to Be Player Driven

7 Sept 2025 · 1 min
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Short YouTube excerpt (Fortitude 365) in which a single speaker argues that organizational/team culture must be player-driven rather than merely imposed rules. The speaker cites mentor Shaka Smart and offers a succinct definition: culture is how people act, interact, and react—especially in response to adversity. The piece emphasizes authenticity (player ownership) versus top-down rules.

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