I started reading this book because of The Bear. I understand why the book was recommended to the character in the show. Building a team and leading them is hard work but worth it.

i mean, sure, i've probably read something similar to his wisdoms quite a few times, but i'm a sucker for his ted lasso it's more about the team and building people and relationships than winning mentality. i'm not even done yet, but i just know this is a 5-star read. i can't wait to have luca read it one day, bc i think he could learn so much from this one.

Ok, finished the book. It's great but it kinda loses its way around the last 50 pages. It's still inspiring and a solid read and reminds me of ted lasso so much that I wouldn't be surprised if they were heavily inspired by this gem.

I’ve admired Coach K for some time, and I originally started this book in order to fulfill a category for a reading challenge I’m participating in. However! This was an excellent read filled with thoughtful insight and advice applicable not only to leadership, but life. Despite being 24 years old at this point, Coach K’s wisdom ages well and I would recommend this title to anyone looking for some meaningful observations on life and leadership.

Didn't love the narrator on this one, which detracted at times, and I wish the business parts weren't so heavy handed, but overall some excellent leadership advice.

My father buys me books sometimes

Started reading this book after seeing Sydney in The Bear doing the same. Her hustle in the kitchen is obviously inspired by the legendary basketball coach. Easy to understand when reading his tales of building a team.

3.5/5
Inspiring ideas and insights that can be applied to anything.

This was a really good one from leader with world-class credentials. Very few people can ever lay claim to being the best in the world at what they do, but Coach K can. I found his book to be clear and instructive. I especially love the way he weaves narrative with teaching. Each chapter ends with "Coach K's tips" which distill the lessons from the chapter into a few golden nuggets. Few leaders have ever articulated how they do what they do, decide what they decide. We owe Coach K a debt of gratitude for taking the time to think it through and commit himself to paper. Fantastic!