LEGACY: What the All Blacks Can Teach Us About the Business of Life
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- Опубликовано: 23 янв 2025
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The All Blacks are the world's most successful sporting outfit, undefeated in over 75% of their international matches over the last 100 years. What is the secret of their success? And what can we - as individuals, companies and teams - learn from them?
Champions do extra.
They sweep the sheds.
They follow the spearhead.
They keep a blue head.
They are good ancestors.
In Legacy, best-selling author James Kerr goes deep into the heart of the world's most successful sporting team, the legendary All Blacks of New Zealand, to reveal 15 powerful and practical lessons for leadership and business.
Legacy is one of the greatest books I have laid my eyes upon. James Kerr captures the essence and spirit of what it means to be an all black and how it can be applied in every walk of life. Life changing for the people who percieves it with an open heart and mind.
Bro…I get that many places have their ups and downs when it comes to people/dynamics. But seeing how New Zealand somehow integrated the Maori culture within their modern world is so amazing. I truly believe the All Blacks helped a ton. This book is amazing to read as a young Samoan man trying to find meaning.
My mate at work 2010 gave me something to read and it is similar to what i have just watched. I picked up something that defines team work as i write below.
You go the first mile and you discharge a duty, You go the second mile and you make a friend. The great men and women in history have been those willing to go the second mile. Those who go the second mile are often blessed with another rare and unique gift they discover the divine in others
Somebody could say me what it means "sweeping the sheds"? I don't get it i'm not native in English and i don't see the connection about this phrase with the chapter number one of this book.
Sweep the “sheds” means cleaning up the “locker room” after the game, a role delegated to team leaders. There’s a saying you leave the room better than you found it, and sweeping the shed represents that.
This haka is about Te Wharerangi and his wife Te Rangikoaea of Rotoaira who save Te Rauparaha's life from his pursuers. Ten years later Te Wharerangi is killed for doing this. At Otukou Marae, the poutokomanawa on Okahukura records this event. Ngati Toa never talk about the rescuer. I am his direct line.
Wow
really you couldent get a better person to do the haka this guy looked like my uncle doing the haka after being on the waikatz all day
seen drunk do better performances...
Crack up.
Waikatz all day 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
It's 91% now.
my sister lived in New Zealand & said the whites were wankers, but the maori people down to earth.
00:14: "Our" ancestors?? But you are not Maori, you are European???
Fuck off you bundy get off the internet you're an embarrassment to your self and everyone else
One Shot go write a book. You seem lazy
He lives in Europe, but he’s from New Zealand. Do your research next time, piece of shit.
that's geezer was on Spice at start! Gangsta trippin!
You butchered the pronunciation of your home town cuz. Amateur
You butchered your spelling. Amateur.
Hackertawramea??? Come on bro. Your a kiwi. Ha as in car, ka as in car ta ra ( roll the r almost into a d) mea. Hakataramea. Get with it and put some effort into your own towns name ah? Embarrassing
British accent. He’s spent enough time in Europe to forget it, eh?