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“Who can describe the athletic heart?” In The Right Call: What Sports Teach Us About Work and Life, author and sportswriter Sally Jenkins makes an effort to answer that challenge – to try to catalog the inner qualities that allow ordinary people to overcome pressures, elevate their performances, and find champion identities, even when they don’t always win. The skills of professional athletes and their coaches are not a matter of natural talent but attainment. Most important, their alertness and executive cool in critical moments is earned and learned. Understanding the impact of conditioning, practice, discipline, candor, culture, failure, and intention can shed light on what makes a great leader and a cohesive and successful team. In reading, you may decide an athletic heart is worth acquiring for yourself.
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