Teammate Tuesdays Volume VII
What does it really mean to be a good teammate?
Being a good teammate sounds simple. In practice, it can be anything but.
In Teammate Tuesdays Volume VII, author and leadership expert Lance Loya chronicles another year of exploring the art, challenges, and rewards of being a good teammate. Through 52 short, inspiring, and easily digestible chapters, Loya uses compelling anecdotes, thought-provoking observations, and practical leadership insights to challenge readers to rethink how they show up for their teams.
Inside, you’ll discover lessons on:
- Weaponizing Acceptance — learning to embrace what you can’t control and use it to your advantage.
- Sacrificing for the Mission — understanding when putting the team first requires personal sacrifice.
- How to Handle Disrespectful Teammates — responding to difficult teammates without allowing their behavior to derail the team.
- Problem Solvers and Problem Seers — recognizing the difference between people who identify problems and those who take responsibility for solving them.
- When Quitters Win — discovering that sometimes walking away is the smartest way to move forward.
- The Simple Rules — remembering that the fundamentals of being a good teammate are often the most important.
And that’s just the beginning.
Because great teamwork doesn’t happen by accident. It happens when individuals choose to become good teammates.
Whether you’re a coach, leader, athlete, teacher, parent, or simply someone who wants to contribute more to the people around you, Teammate Tuesdays Volume VII offers practical wisdom you can apply immediately.
If you’re looking for ways to improve teamwork, strengthen relationships, increase investment, and inspire struggling teams, this book will give you plenty to think about—and plenty to put into practice.
Read a chapter. Start a conversation. Become a better teammate!
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(*The Teammate Tuesdays book series can be read in any order. Each chapter is an independent story.)