The Score Takes Care of Itself by Bill Walsh: Summary - Nat Eliason
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Written in short chapters on different ideas for leadership and success in competitive fields, Walsh's memoir on leadership is excellent even if...
The Score Takes Care of Itself By: Bill Walsh Category : Leadership Finished: February 7, 2020 Highlights Even with the greatest amount of talent possible, you can’t guarantee success for a team. But there are things you can do to increase the probability of success, and a great leader intelligently and ruthlessly seeks out solutions to increase that probability. And when you do, the score will take care of itself. People who succeed in highly competitive environments have one thing in common, failure, and the ability to overcome it. Five DOs for getting back in the game: Do expect defeat, if
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