WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
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What all great teams have in common
How to create an environment in which winning is inevitable. Being prepared to perform.
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How change happens
What you bring to your team, and what are you prepared to sacrifice.
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How do leaders create leaders
How they create a common cause, prepare for and perform under pressure and how to improve your teammates.
"It's our opportunity, our obligation, our privilege, our moment to lend our voice, to write our chapter to make our mark to add to the legacy."
James is the author of the global best-seller ‘Legacy’ which provides a unique insight into the most successful sporting team, The All Blacks – and has worked with some of the world’s most exceptional organisations, from Tier One Special Forces to Formula One teams, Premiership Football managers to Olympic teams, Google to Spotify to Boeing.
NOTABLE ACHIEVEMENTS
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Kerr has advised US and UK Special Forces, Formula 1 teams, America’s Cup crews, Premier League football managers, Olympic Performance Directors
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Kerr's lesser known book, "Where the Earth Meets the Sky", travels to Mount Everest with the Gurkhas to understand what it takes to overcome adversity to ‘reach the top’. It covers themes including adversity and resilience, purpose and pressure, leadership at every level, decision-making and the art of delegation, and the formation of strong, self-directed teams that get the job done. For this project, he spent a month embedded with the legendary British Gurkhas in Everest Base Camp as they attempted to summit.
He asks: What do all great teams have in common? What is the Being of Team? How does change happen? How can you create a culture of initiative, innovation and adaptation? How have we got leadership upside down? How do leaders create leaders? How can culture create competitive advantage? And – what will your legacy be?
"Now it’s your turn, now it’s your time – time to leave your jersey in a better place, time to make your contribution, time to write your own Legacy."
JAMES KERR
