LEADERS WHO EXCEL AFTER LOSS

"After the loss, your coach wraps an arm around you, insisting, 'We didn't lose today, Mack. Your best performance yet means we've won. Next season, we return more skilled, ready to lift that trophy."

A leader can be the person either at the front pushing the team forward and giving them half-time talks - and also the coach leading the importance of self-drive for all the team.

We can excel as leaders after a loss through how well we pick up our teammates.

The famous Moneyball portrays the true story of a leader who was not in it for the ring but real innovation to change baseball forever.

You can use the elements laid here to assert to be a leader that is not in it for the ring either.

I know losing hurts - I have lost plenty in my personal life.

Losing half-time - famously identified in another great movie Any Given Sunday.

"The margin for error is so small - I mean one half a step too late or too early and you don`t quite make it - one half second too slow too fast you don`t quite catch it - the inches we need are everywhere around us ." Al Pacino

"Those inches we need are not just to push for those extra runs - but also for those moments that we lose as losing is part of winning and we all could be better placed to receive that as leaders." Stephen Fahey

Summary,

As al Pacino states - I can`t do it for you - Yes, I am getting old - however, I still have plenty of wisdom to give, so go out there in life and use those losses to become a better leader and excel.

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