Thanks for visiting! You’re right, that ‘dynasty’ chemistry is key. It is difficult to create or ID, but we all know it when we see/experience it. As for the Packers…

Jim -

You’ve picked up the hardest part of managing: the final push to finish. So much effort goes into planning, stabilizing, getting a project through dark days and long nights. Then the wheels appear to fall off right before the finish line. The best never give up and make it, even it they have to slide in sideways!

Great lessons extracted from a great story. While having skills on various levels - solid performance with the ability to produce exceptional instances of it when the situation demands - is clearly important, I think the prize from your 3 lessons goes to this one: never give up.

This is an attitude that is relevant both for the entrepreneur and the manager. It gets the project off the ground, and it keeps it in the fight. When it isn’t confused with blind-stubbornness, it adds flexibility in method to reinforce progress toward ultimate goal.

Thanks for a great post!

Let’s not forgot one other item…..simply put……teamwork and superb chemistry among the players!! Believe the Packers had that too! One less errant pass by Favre, and your post above might have been referring to the Pack!!

robert edward cenek
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