Show Notes
S4E3: Richmond's Got Talent — Life Is a Series of ChancesThe Lady Greyhounds are starting to feel like a real team. But building something new isn't easy. In Season 4, Episode 3 — “Richmond's Got Talent” — AFC Richmond needs a striker, the Higgins Report is causing trouble, a sponsor gets cold feet, Keeley's kits are nowhere to be found, and the Richmond faithful aren't exactly embracing change. Sounds like a leadership challenge to us. This week, we explore one of the episode's biggest ideas...
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S4E9: Mae Rides the Bus — Sometimes You Have to Think AgainTwo matches left. One win needed for promotion. And the Lady Greyhounds are struggling. Six weeks after Gemma's injury, Richmond hasn't figured out how to replace her offense. But in Season 4, Episode 9 — “Mae Rides the Bus” — the answer isn't necessarily working harder or completely reinventing themselves. Sometimes you just need to think again. Boots has to reconsider the gloves. Gemma has to reconsider playing through pain. Alice h...
S4E8: Follow the Anger — On the Other Side of Fear Is FreedomThe Lady Greyhounds are winning. They're climbing the table. The BELIEVE sign is filling up with Post-it notes. Gemma is emerging as a star. And then everything changes. In Season 4, Episode 8 — “Follow the Anger” — Gemma injures her knee while chasing a hat trick, throwing Alice and the entire team into a tailspin. And Alice gives us what might be one of our favorite lines of Season 4: “I think on the other side of you being scared...
S4E7: Yes & Baby — You Can't Copy and Paste CultureYes. Yes. Yes. Turns out that's not necessarily great leadership. In Season 4, Episode 7 — “Yes & Baby” — Alice is determined to become a better version of herself. So she embraces a new philosophy: say yes. To everything. Barefoot practice? Yes. Blindfolds? Yes. Water break? Yes. Then Ted introduces her to one of the fundamental principles of improv: Yes, and. As Ted explains it, yes opens the door. “And” allows people to walk throug...