You Play to Win the Game - Leadership Lessons Westside Toastmasters, in Santa Monica
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Panic, 10
Parameters established, 33
Parcells, Bill, 34, 93, 94, 105
Partners, employees vs., 21
Patience, 29
Peer pressure, 39
Penalties, rewards vs., 12
Pennington, Chad:
changing quarterbacks with, 15-16
college choice of, 47
hand injury of, 83, 147
positioning, to succeed, 11-12
'will' seen in, 22-23
Performance, 171-173
Persistence, 139-140
Personal issues, 70-73
Philadelphia Eagles:
cut-down day with, 128
and father's death, 84
and handshaking, 168
and Billy Johnson, 111
opportunity with, 103
stadium changes for, 15
Philosophy, 19
Picking your battles, 140, 141
Plans:
and dealing with obstacles, 82
focusing on, 43
making, 3-5
spelling out the game, 33
understanding of, 18-19
Playing to win, 141-146
Positioning for success, 9-13
Positive attitude, 19, 146-149
Post-game, 155-173
and experience, 160-163
and helping others, 163-166
and instilling pride, 169-171
and response to success, 155-158
and sharing the spotlight, 166-169
PowerPoint programs, 26
Practice:
and details, 50
with a purpose, 26-27
Praise:
deflecting, 167
and humility, 155-158
in marriage and family, 170, 171
Preparation, 14, 19
Preseason games, 27
Pressure, 117
Pride:
instilling, 169-171
of performance, 171-173
Private confrontation, 37
Proactive, being, 48-49, 133-134
Process, focusing on, 42-44
Profile of a winning team, 145-146
Promises, 159-160
Public service ads, 88
Punishment, 75
Purpose:
facts to support, 91-93
practice with, 26-27

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