Championship Mindset: Winning Has a Price (Michael Jordan)

Championship Mindset: Leadership Standards (Michael Jordan)

"Winning has a price, and leadership has a price" - Michael Jordan (Chicago Bulls)

[sharriefmuhammad]

With his attitude towards winning and life how can you not get inspired. MJ the King.

[Zikk_o]

He knew that friendships were broken and sacrificed. He took on that burden to make the team champions.

[jumpmanmadj]

The greatest athlete in all of sports.

[zacqueeentertainment]

One of my favorite moments. This is what made Michael, Michael.

[manuginobilisbaldspot]

The MF GOAT. He is the epitome of “some of us do what most of us don’t”.

[joannpreston]

"If you dont wanna play that way, don't play that way"! ❤❤❤ 23=2 3 peats! ❤

[onlyonekm]

If anything, Michael may have seemed like a very rude man, but in reality he was very nice because he was tough and held everyone accountable including himself. He was nice by pushing everyone to their limits and beyond, including himself. Sometimes, generosity doesn’t always look like generosity. Sometimes, the generosity is well hidden in the end result of things. Sure, some of MJ’s actions went too far. But the nicest thing he’s done for his teammates was not just demanding better out of them, but giving ALL of himself to the teams he played for and against as well as the fans who watched him growing up, whether they loved him or hated him. And many of us know he’s still beloved to this day because he gave everything and then some and all he wanted his teammates to do was the exact same. He didn’t ask his teammates to copy and paste his game. He just asked them to match his work ethic, discipline and commitment. So by THAT logic… he was nice. Because people who are truly mean will sometimes let you slip, fall and fail with no guidance whatsoever and leave you behind in silence as you suffer alone.

[Wis_Dom]

The fact that he needed to explain himself today shows you how soft this era is. This was like, common knowledge when i grew up. Tough love. Me and brother got into fights but we loved each other. People just want their asses kissed, nowadays.

[midgetjohnholmes]

Say what you want, but this is why Jordan is and always will be the GOAT.

[ieuanclouter]

"He didn't ask me anything that he wasn't willing to do"
That mentality is what separates good leaders to great leaders. Every man that is considered great at what they do tend to have that virtue.

[David_Robinson]

"MJ" = "THE G.O.A.T"

[mr.pakers]

this scene can inspired so many people if they really get what that dude really mean

[yussinatorjo]

HE IS THE BEST!!! I'm totally get him <3 If you wanna be the best you need discipline and good leadership and he provided that ! love u MJ

[Tacofiend]

“I’m only doing this because it is who I am” says a lot about Michael Jordan and who he is

[xhqqkiw]

He is very passionate about what he believes in. That is true everything comes with a price and sometimes those prices and challenges can be costly and challenging.

[G-MoneyYMCMB]

Send this to LeCry. This the real GOAT 🐐

[nathanlibero]

Don't cry Mj, don't cry.
If is won't for you, bulls lose over and over.

[mettayowomack]

I'M Not Going To take Any Less Positivity Moving Forward. #LoyaltyOverLove

[sunnyboy]

Kids now days doesn't understand this.... cuz this era is soft as shit...

[defaultworkouts]

i'm just an average student and I got mostly A grades because of this guy. I heavily emulated his mindset in my classroom and studying at home. The best I could do back from 2000 to 2003 was get a 3.79 GPA. I graduated college in three years instead of four and I really gave my own to get the best grades possible. Just like the most important game that I saw from him which was the flu game