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Apr 26, 2021 58 min

S1 Ep 1 - Last Dance

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In the basketball world if you “Drop a dime,” you have just thrown the ball to a teammate who scores off your pass in other words thrown an assist. On this podcast when we “Drop a Digm” it means we are providing you with some insight into being a better leader, building a cultural advantage, or strengthening a relationship. It is these paradigms that we learn from sports, TV, movies, and pop culture that we drop for you. So, join Heath and Tory on Episode 1 as they breakdown leadership, culture, and relationship lessons they learned while watching the ESPN series, “The Last Dance.” Find us on Twitter - @DroppingDigms Email us at [email protected] Tell us what you liked about the show and what you want to hear on future episodes. Podcast Notes: 3:25 1st Digm – Turning it off and First Impressions 11:55 2nd Digm – Can one person change a Culture? Turn the Ship Around – By L. David Marquet 10 min Youtube summary - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bm4mCn5x5iM 20:10 3rd Digm – Why do some relationships that come to blows result in a stronger bond and other relationships fizzle out? 31:17 Quick Break 31:20 4th Digm – Platinum Rule Platinum Rule: "Do unto others as they would have you do unto them, not as you would have them do unto you." “Treat people the way they need to be treated.” 47:10 5th Dime – Being Present

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