Do Your Job - Bill Belichick Management Principle #16 and #17

Thrivetime Show | Business School without the BS

Clay Clark

Business, Entrepreneur, Thrivetime, Businessschool, Smallbusiness, Entrepreneurship

4.8 • 1.5K Ratings

🗓️ 26 January 2018

⏱️ 11 minutes

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In this segment of the Thrivetime Show business coach Clay Clark and Dr Z are breaking down Bill Belichick’s management principle of “Do Your Job.” Grow faster and smarter by managing your team members more uniquely.

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0:00.0	Get ready to enter the Thrive Time Show.
0:04.8	Three, two, one.
0:07.1	Boom.
0:08.1	All right, Thrive Nation.
0:09.8	Welcome back to the conversation.
0:11.6	My name is Clay Clark.
0:13.1	I'm the former USBA entrepreneur of the year,
0:15.8	the father of five human kids.
0:17.5	I'm also the co-author of a book called Start Here
0:20.2	that I've written with a man, myth the legend the business coach Marshall Morris and
0:24.7	Marshall could you explain to the Thrive Nation we've had the question asked over and over
0:29.7	Clay Clark why do you like the New England Patriots? Are you from Boston?
0:33.5	Are you obsessed with Tom Brady?
0:35.1	Are you from Michigan?
0:36.0	What's your connection?
0:37.1	Can you explain to the Thrive Nation
0:38.4	why I like Bill Bellacek?
0:39.9	Why I love Bill Bellacek.
0:41.3	Because he's, the word that I would use is stoic.
0:45.0	Stoic.
0:46.0	He's not changing, okay?
0:48.0	And so, Clay, you'll pull up the definition for all the thrivers here, but theicism that Bill Bellicheck exemplifies is
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