Democracy at Work - The Movie Master

How do we select among a number of good choices? In a recent MasterClass, a former CIA agent explains how they select movies in their family.

Each member selects a movie. They rotate a "movie master" who gets two votes and each other family member gets one vote. Let's try an example with four choices.  

MM (Dad) - Hoosiers, Hoosiers

1 - Finding Forrester

2 - Space Jam

3 - Coach Carter 

Each family member eliminates one. 

MM (Dad) - Hoosiers, Hoosiers

1 - Finding Forrester

2 - Space Jam

3 - Coach Carter 

Imagine possibilities where team members get input. 

• Pregame meals 
• Halftime snack
• Music at practice
• Eliminating a drill (from a practice)
• Rotating a team captain during the preseason
• Picking a team building activity
• Choosing a book to read as a team

Find ways to involve players in decision-making. 

Lagniappe. NBA Trainer Chris Brickley gave away T-shirts at a camp years ago. A patient sent me a photo:

Lagniappe 2. The Hurley UCONN foundations. 

Dan Hurley said, “You better get us now. Because it's coming."

He was right.

Coach Dan Hurley and the UConn Huskies are rewriting the playbook for modern college basketball dominance.
 
What fuels this success?

Here are nine reasons behind their success:@dhurley15 @UConnMBB pic.twitter.com/5r9MCsqIwF

— Greg Berge (@gb1121) October 12, 2024

Lagniappe 3. Solving the fronted post. 

Unstoppable play if the defense is fronting the post.

Purdue | Box - Double Cross - Punch

Animate your plays with this link:https://t.co/22SX50RJRN

Purdue Playbook (83 total plays):https://t.co/YoDiXcuzkH https://t.co/09QKntGmpN pic.twitter.com/Z28YjTc38S

— Buckets Basketball (@BucketsBBALL1) October 9, 2024