Kobe Bryant: becoming a better leader

Kobe Bryant realized to be a leader and champion, he had to understand the emotions of his Lakers teammates.

[kobehighlight]

“There’s a bigger game being played.” 🐍

[MKIVD]

I swear this was 2007-beyond Kobe. The Kobe who would host team dinners always and forged deeper bonds with everyone on the team. Those losing years post-Shaq and pre-24 was a necessity for him to learn what true leadership means and to win those two championships late 2010s

[vitocreamerelli]

I knew he was a great basketball player, but I realize from interviews well after his passing how great of a person he was

[godownedu]

This is a story of how leaders are born and also why for everyday people, the people managing them in their jobs suck so much. Only good leaders and people that care enough to know about the people they work with will ever be good leaders.

[papabear]

Get to know your soldiers inside & out. Your only as strong as your weakest link. 💪🏾 R.I.P mamba

[CyrusAgbo]

This was when 8 gave way for 24. Real legend. Rest in power Mamba ❤️‍🩹

[vipe]

Kobe is too smooth and classy of a talker that if he'd sell something I don't need and want, I would be convinced to buy it...this guy had a gift for motivational speaking

[diego]

That was deep, thank you Kobe. We miss you brother

[nypittbucks]

The greatnesss of Kobe cannot be understated.

He was in touch and in control of so many things at the same time and he was acutely aware of each of them and their affect on all aspects of his world.

💜🐍

[russeljohnvillanueva]

That's why for many of us Kobe is the GOAT

[bubba]

God rest your soul Kobe. Remarkable combination of skill, intelligence, and determination.

[johnwolf]

Gone too soon. I bet he would have been able to coach and mentor so many. It's very sad that the world lost Kobe so soon.

[anthonyf]

Kobe is a thoughtful thinker. I do believe that with his mindset and dedication, together with his ability to access resources, he would have accomplished more outside of basketball after retiring.

Gone too soon.

[moi]

This guy was the reason I started playing ball

[BIGRICKYsWorld-]

The psychology of a G.O.A.T mindset.. Your presence is missed dearly!!

[liverpoolfcx]

this kind of complete perspective change and open mind is one of the intangible qualities that made someone like Kobe Bryant so unique and great

[Kobeandgigi_]

RIP black mamba legend mamba for ever we miss you brother black mamba for ever Lakers legend 💜💛🐍

[rgtunderworldrgt]

This to me? Is the Best if Kobe.
Whrn he grew enough as a man, baller, to see things from the other man's perspective.
Great great growth. RIP Bean

[dontaefisher]

I still can’t believe you aren’t still on earth with us. Was never the biggest fan but loved his game and respected his approach

[Hitch_]

Listening to him speak through his videos gives me chills and sadness. Miss you Kobe bean my childhood idol